Registered dietitian and nutritionist in Saskatchewan conducts nutritional counselling and coaching sessions for a variety of health concerns such as weight loss, chronic disease management, sports nutrition, eating disorders and more.
Thorough & personalized care. Experience & expertise. Transparent & affordable fees.
Our registered dietitian and nutritionist in Saskatchewan services the entire province.
Our registered dietitians and nutritionists in Saskatchewan:
Carina Folgering, Registered Dietitian: chronic disease, digestive health and more
Nadja Abada, RD: weight loss counselling, mental & brain health, women’s health and more
Carol Holland, Registered Dietitian servicing Saskatchewan, eating disorder support and disordered eating, obesity management, digestive health
Alana Haggerty, Registered dietitian and sports nutritionist
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Our nutritionists and registered dietitians regularly appear in the media as expert nutrition sources.
At the present time, our Saskatchewan dietitian and sports nutritionist offers virtual nutritional counselling only.
Rest assured, however, the virtual nutritional counselling sessions are just as effective, yet more convenient.
Learn more about sessions conducted by phone or using video-conferencing platforms: virtual nutrition counselling.
No, private-practice dietitians are not free in Saskatchewan. However, they may be covered by a health insurance plan or health spending account. Check with your insurance provider to see if you have coverage for a dietitian in Saskatchewan.
An initial appointment with a dietitian and nutritionist in Saskatchewan costs $135 per hour.
A follow-up appointment with a nutritionist and dietitian costs $80 for 30-minutes.
For more information on dietitian fees in Saskatchewan and what’s included, visit:
No, you do not need a referral to see a dietitian in Saskatchewan. You can simply self-refer. However, some insurance companies may require a doctor’s note for reimbursement.
No, private-practice dietitians and nutritionists are not covered by Saskatchewan Health.
For more information on insurance coverage and extended healthcare benefits, visit:
Learn about the process of working with a dietitian and nutritionist below:
Book a free, no-obligation phone consultation during which we can:
✓ outline how working with a nutritionist and dietitian looks like
✓ discuss your needs and goal(s)
✓ explain how billing and pricing work
✓ address concerns about insurance, if any
✓ answer any other questions
Request an appointment using the contact form below.