Clinical Experience: Erin worked in many clincial settings, including work at Children's National Medical Center in Washington and Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. She has worked extensively with various patient populations, including those with eating disorders, cystic fibrosis, neurology, and pediatrics. She is trained in a family-based approach when working with eating disorders in adolescents and children. When working with adults, Erin provides a trauma-based approach specializing in severe and enduring eating disorders.
Sports Nutrition: Erin's non-clinical experience includes working with college athletic teams, providing individual nutritional counseling to student athletes, and establishing sports nutrition programs. She has also taught college courses on general nutrition, wellness, and sports nutrition.
Education: Erin holds a Master of Science in Exercise Science with a concentration in Strength and Conditioning from The George Washington University. She also has a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics from James Madison University.
Monica Cicchini MS, RDN, CSP
Education and Early Passion: I found my passion for nutrition during my time as a collegiate athlete, where I learned to use nutrition to enhance my performance.
Clinical Experience: I have worked in various healthcare institutions, including Phoenix Children's Hospital, duPont Hospital for Children, Beth Israel Medical Center, and most recently, Georgetown University Medical Center. My clinical experience spans a wide range of specialties, including eating disorders, pediatric and adult gastroenterology, sports nutrition, failure to thrive, picky eating, short stature, seizure management, diabetes management, and infant feeding.
Non-Clinical Experience: I have experience working with sports dietitians including high school athletes through the Sports Fueling Project. Additionally, I have taught college courses on general nutrition and wellness and have presented at local and national meetings on pediatric GI nutrition.
Passion for Intuitive Eating: I am passionate about the principles of intuitive eating and aim to support your clients on their journey to food freedom, helping them break free from restrictive food rules and fostering a healthier relationship with food.
Nicole Leveron, MS, RDN, CSP
Collaborative and Empathetic Approach: My approach to nutrition counseling emphasizes collaboration with clients and values the input of healthcare providers as well as the lived experiences of clients and their families. I work to understand your client's eating struggles and build on their strengths to find sustainable nutrition solutions. Your approach is free from blame and shame, creating a supportive environment for addressing a person's relationship with food.
Professional Experience: I have worked in a diverse range of settings across the United States. These settings include community and military clinics, public schools, and large pediatric teaching hospitals in Philadelphia and San Diego. I maintain a board certification as a Specialist in Pediatric Nutrition (CSP).
Virtual Care: Currently, I am accepting pediatric and adolescent clients with eating disorders who are interested in virtual (video) care. I work with families residing in Maryland, Virginia, or Washington D.C who are in Family Based Treatment (FBT) for eating disorders.