Service

Nutrition & Metabolic Health

Individualized nutrition support for health, recovery, weight goals and cardiometabolic wellbeing.

By appointment

Nutrition & Metabolic Health services help patients translate health and recovery goals into practical, sustainable nutrition behaviors. Care may address healthy weight, cardiometabolic risk, recovery nutrition and other nutrition-related needs within the credentialed professional's scope, with medical coordination when diagnosis or medical management is required.

Who may benefit

  • People seeking individualized nutrition support
  • Patients working on healthy-weight goals
  • Patients with hypertension or diabetes needing nutrition support as part of broader medical care
  • People in addiction recovery who may benefit from recovery-focused nutrition
  • Patients whose rehabilitation plan includes nutrition/lifestyle goals

What the service may include

  • Comprehensive nutrition assessment
  • Individualized nutrition care plan
  • Healthy-weight support
  • Hypertension-focused nutrition education/intervention
  • Diabetes nutrition support within professional scope
  • Recovery nutrition
  • Behavior-change and adherence strategies
  • Progress review and multidisciplinary coordination

What patients should expect

  • Assessment of dietary patterns, goals and relevant health information
  • A practical individualized plan
  • Measurable goals and follow-up
  • Coordination with a physician when medical management is needed
  • Referral for concerns outside nutrition scope

Typical pathway

  1. Intake / Referral
  2. Nutrition Assessment
  3. Goals
  4. Care Plan
  5. Nutrition Intervention
  6. Follow-Up / Outcome Review
  7. Maintenance

How this fits with other services: May coordinate with Medical & Recovery, Behavioral Health & Addiction, and Physiotherapy & Wellness.

Scope & safety

Nutrition services complement medical care and should not be marketed as curing hypertension, diabetes, addiction or other diseases. Medical diagnosis and medication management remain with appropriately authorized professionals.

Relevant FAQ

Common questions

Where should a new patient start?

A new patient can begin with the relevant assessment or Central Intake. The goal is to identify the appropriate service rather than requiring the patient to diagnose the problem independently.

Does Therapy House provide emergency care?

No routine website or outpatient appointment should be presented as emergency hospital care. Acute medical or psychiatric emergencies require the appropriate emergency/hospital service.

Can I book if I am unsure which service I need?

Yes. The website should provide a 'Not sure which service I need' option that routes the visitor to Central Intake rather than forcing a clinical self-selection.

Not sure where to start?

Start with Therapy House Central Intake. We can help identify the appropriate starting point based on your concerns and service needs — you do not need to diagnose yourself.

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