Meet Allison Schulman
Finding the right diet that meets your medical needs, budget, daily routine, and personal preferences may seem like a chore, but nutritionist Allison Schulman knows from years of experience that changing your eating habits can be enjoyable and beneficial to your health. Despite what the infomercials may say, your new diet isn’t waiting in the “Diets” aisle of your local bookstore or grocery store. Only a qualified nutritionist who truly cares about the lives of their clients can deliver substantial and long-term nutritional guidance.
To guide her clients toward a healthier lifestyle, Allison works with individuals and families in New York, NY to develop customized plans that take into consideration each client’s medical history, available resources, daily routine, preferences, and diet. She can provide tailored plans for women who are pregnant, babies, children, and teens, and other types of patients. Read on to learn more about the professional.
Formal Training
Allison earned her bachelorʼs degree in Food and Restaurant Management. The degree gave her key insights into how our country’s food industry works and tips on how to motivate behavioral changes. She then went on to earn her masterʼs degree in Clinical Nutrition from New York University. The advanced studies in nutrition science teach courses on how nutrients interact with the body, even down to the micro-level. The studies also gave her an understanding of the causes and potential treatments for eating disorders. She then completed her dietetic internship at New York Presbyterian Hospital and worked as a Clinical Dietitian at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
A Different Approach to Eating Well
Allison’s approach to dieting focuses on adding affordable, nutritious, and delicious dishes and food items to your diet. No matter what your medical needs or budgeting realities are, Allison believes that everyone can and should find joy through food. Allison commonly offers advice and counseling on:
- Weight Management
- Family and Pregnancy
- Endocrine Disorders
- Cardiovascular Disease and Hyperlipidemia
- Digestive Disorders
- Food Allergies and Sensitivities
- Eating Disorders
- Sports Nutrition
Often, her advice comes in easy-to-follow tips. As an example, here are selections from 10 Tips to Improving Family Nutrition that Allison recently blogged about:
- Practice what you preach (by setting good examples for your children)
- Plan ahead
- Cook in bulk
- Involve the whole family
- Cook from scratch
- Keep it simple
- Eat the rainbow (by looking for colorful fruits and vegetables)
- Eat family meals together
Reboot Your Eating Habits with a Pantry Makeover
Your journey toward a healthier lifestyle and diet may begin with a Pantry Makeover. Allison walks her clients through the grocery shopping process where she demonstrates how to shop for fresh and exciting ingredients that can be prepared at home. Think of it like a field trip that ends with lots of healthy and tasty options. Allison loves cooking, and she shares that joy with her clients.
No matter what your medical needs or budgeting realities are, Allison believes that everyone can and should find joy through food.
The Pantry Makeover can transform your kitchen from a storage space for boxed and processed foods into a haven for fresh and tasty ingredients. Countless New York clients have seen the difference that a transformed pantry (along with mindful eating habits) can make.
A New Lifestyle for a New You
Whether you are suffering from a medical condition or simply want to lose weight, Allison can help you set realistic goals while providing advice on how to implement life-long changes that lead to a healthier lifestyle. To schedule your consultation, please contact Allison online or call our New York office at (646) 387-8962.
Allison is available as a nutrition consultant for corporate, school, and non-profit groups and organizations. She accepts a variety of insurance plans.