Spark Change Nutrition
Welcome to the start of better nutrition and health
Welcome to Spark Change Nutrition! This site is designed to teach you everything you need to know to improve your eating habits and your relationship with food. Created by a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Spark Change will take you full circle through the process of creating and savoring a meal. Here you will not only learn nutrition facts; you will also discover how to meal plan, successfully prepare meals at home, eat those meals mindfully, and make lasting behavior changes in the process. Choose one of the icons below to get started on your journey to better health.
Learn
Learn about nutrition from the ground up here, including answers to common nutrition questions and truths to counter nutrition myths.
Plan
Look here to discover how to create meal plans to satisfy the nutritional needs and food preferences of you and your family.
Prep
Whether you are a seasoned cook or a novice in the kitchen, this section will give you tips and tricks to improve your culinary skills.
Eat
Rediscover the joy of eating! This section will teach you how to eat mindfully and intuitively, relying on your body’s signals instead of outside influences.
Change
Learn how to make slow, sustainable changes that will last, and how your habits, your mindset, and your self-care can contribute to your success.
Hello! I’m Helena
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
I’m a mother of two, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, and the creator of Spark Change Nutrition. I love meal planning and teaching others how to lead healthier lives. Read more about my story here.
My Expertise
Meal planning
Cooking skills
Feeding families
General nutrition
Health coaching
Nutrition counseling
Vegetarian nutrition
Eating disorders
Pediatric nutrition
My Approach & Values
My blog exists to help women improve their nutrition and health in the most stress-free way possible, using evidence-based (a.k.a. scientifically-backed) information. I 100% believe that all foods can fit in a healthy eating plan, that nutrition can and should be individualized, and that restrictive diets are detrimental in the long run. My beliefs are influenced by my work as an eating disorder and pediatric dietitian, as well as by my life as the mother of two young boys.
