Does any of this sound familiar?
- The various diet plans I did were hard to stick to, and I’m sick of the restriction, blame, and failure. I want to do something different to support my health.
- Eating better would help my health and energy levels, but I’m not sure what’s right for me – I’m drowning in all the conflicting advice out there.
- I’ve fallen into some pretty unhealthy eating habits. I feel tired and bloated, and have probably gained some weight. It’s time for a change.
- When I’ve tried to eat better, cravings and fear of restriction or social pressure quickly sabotaged my efforts. I need help navigating the psychological side of eating.
What if…
- Food was just one of the many pleasures of your life.
- You made time to eat, and felt good afterwards – not stuffed or still hungry.
- A wide variety of healthy foods appealed to you, and you were allowed to eat anything you like.
- You had all the knowledge and skills you need to choose and eat foods confidently.
- You had a flexible, sustainable plan you can follow for many years to come.
- You had access to an expert to answer all of your questions.
All of that is possible with Individual Nutrition Counselling
Meet Your Dietitian
I understand how it feels to search for the “right” thing to eat, only to feel dissatisfied, frustrated, or guilty. Like you, I’m fed up with the culture of ever-changing health fads and dieting advice co-existing with so many industrial food products in our modern eating environment.
It’s challenging to navigate, and to know who or what to trust. But rest assured: I’ve guided hundreds of people before you. See a sample story below.
Nicole Pulvermacher, Registered Dietitian in Saskatchewan since 2008, specializing in healthy behaviour change.
When you sign up for Individual Nutrition Counselling,
Here’s What You Get
- Guidance from a professional to help you achieve your goals
- Targeted, personalized assessment of your medical history, current symptoms, lifestyle, eating behaviour and attitudes.
- A comparison of your intake and eating habits against time-tested standards.
- An understanding of your personal nutrition challenges and opportunities for improvement.
- Relevant education, resources, and local recommendations.
- A plan of action that we develop together.
- Face-to-face time to ask your most frustrating questions.
- Email support, to check in with your Dietitian between appointments.
- Support and accountability for following through on your goals.
Individual Nutrition Counselling
Packages and Pricing
Level 1
Basic Review
Good for ensuring you’re on the right path, and starting to chart your next steps. Includes:
Your first visit (75 minutes) for assessment and planning
ONE followup appointment (up to 60 minutes) for support and further education
30 days of email support, to check in with your Dietitian between appointments
This is a one-month commitment, for an investment of $225
Level 2
Nutrition Reset
Great for making a few changes with support. Includes:
Your first visit (75 minutes) for assessment and planning
TWO followup appointments (up to 60 minutes) for support and further education
Two “BONUS” services valued at $95-125 each. Choose from:
– A 60-minute personal grocery store tour
– Housecalls – have your appointments at your location within Regina
– Meal planning support: Personalized copies of “Mostly-Healthy Eating in Saskatchewan: Meal Planning” AND “Mostly-Healthy Eating in Saskatchewan: The Cookbook” by Nicole Pulvermacher, RD.
– An additional followup appointment
90 days of email support, to check in with your Dietitian between appointments
This is a three-month commitment, for an investment of $495.
Level 3
Supported Change
Perfect for renovating your health & lifestyle, with ongoing support. Includes:
Your first visit (75 minutes) for assessment and planning
FIVE followup appointments (up to 60 minutes) for support and further education
Two “BONUS” services valued at $95-125 each. Choose from:
– A 60-minute personal grocery store tour
– Housecalls – have your appointments at your location within Regina
– Meal planning support: Personalized copies of “Mostly-Healthy Eating in Saskatchewan: Meal Planning” AND “Mostly-Healthy Eating in Saskatchewan: The Cookbook” by Nicole Pulvermacher, RD.
– An additional followup appointment
180 days of email support, to check in with your Dietitian between appointments
This is a six-month commitment, for an investment of $765
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my health insurance cover this?
You may find Registered Dietitians listed with Chiropractors and Massage Therapists as one of types of HEALTH PRACTIONERS or Providers covered by your plan. There are ordinarily limits to this coverage, such as a total amount per year and/or a maximum amount per visit. To avoid surprizes, we recommend understanding those limits ahead of time.
Nutrition Counselling with us may also be an eligible expense for any FLEXIBLE health or wellness spending accounts you may have though your workplace. Others have used workplace-sponsored personal development funds, as well.
If you have any kind of coverage, let us know. While we won’t direct bill your plan, we will do our best to ensure you get all the services you’re covered for, and provide detailed reciepts in support of your claims.
And if your coverage doesn’t reimburse you for 100% of the cost of your nutrition counselling, Canada Revenue Agency recognizes any out-of-pocket costs as eligible medical expenses for income tax deduction purposes. Save your receipts!
Are there payment plans available?
Where do we meet?
After selecting a day and time for your first visit, you’ll be invited to meet in person with Nicole at her home office. It’s in north-west Regina, and that address is shared in your confirmation email.
If you live outside Regina, or would find it more convenient not to drive to your followup appointments, we also have the option of using a secure video chat platform. No downloads needed.
And with the higher-level packages, available bonuses allow you to take your appointments to a location of your choice within Regina. So we can meet at your home, office, or where you ordinarily do your grocery shopping.
When are appointments available? Can I book evenings and weekends?
Should I bring anything?
Can I bring someone with me?
Boisterous kids are best left with someone who can give their full attention to childcare. And there’s no waiting room available for hangers-on, so please be thoughtful about who comes with you.
But a supportive person, like your spouse, parent, or adult child, is always welcome to listen in and contribute to the discussion – at your invitation.
JUST PLEASE GIVE NICOLE A HEADS UP FIRST.
Have a well-behaved child or driver you just have to bring along? While it’s not ideal, they’re also welcome. They’ll have to be in the room with us, and find ways to amuse themselves quietly for an hour or so.