Marlee is a Registered Dietitian, educator, fitness enthusiast, and health equality advocate committed to helping you live your healthiest, happiest self. With advanced degrees in Kinesiology, Education, and Human Nutrition, she blends her scientific expertise and professional experiences with a mindful approach rooted in science, empathy, and a deep understanding of the human body’s potential for resilience and balance.

Marlee’s philosophy emphasizes personalized proactive health. She challenges the conventional "sick care" model that focuses on addressing problems after they arise, advocating instead for prevention and empowerment. By equipping clients with evidence-based sustainable strategies, she helps you cultivate a sense of curiosity around your health, thoughts, behaviors, and how to best show up for yourself and thrive in the long-term.

A passionate advocate for body positivity and self-compassion, Marlee is committed to countering the harmful impact of negative body image and the pervasive misinformation surrounding nutrition. She actively works to dismantle unrealistic and restrictive ideals, promoting an inclusive view of health that prioritizes nourishment, balance, and enjoyment. She rejects quick fixes, fad diets, and one-size-fits-all solutions, focusing instead on crafting individualized plans specific to your personal needs and goals.

As a young professional navigating past traumas and learning to heal through various holistic modalities, she provides a systematic approach to improving your awareness, feeling your body, examining your thoughts and behaviors, and strengthening the well-known connection between mind and body. For Marlee, true wellness is about embracing all foods without guilt, fostering sustainable habits, and rejecting the notion that health requires deprivation or perfection.

Marlee’s mission is clear: to guide individuals toward feeling their best with confidence and clarity. She believes everyone deserves to live a life of vitality, no matter the barriers you have to overcome.