In case you haven’t already noticed, I am changing the name of my company from “Nutrition Works” to “Eats With Grace”. I’ve been using this name for the past year on my Facebook page and in other social media and thought it was time to make it official. The name says more about my approach as I provide support towards your goals. I’m all about enjoying life and realize that not every day will be perfect. My approach involves your whole life and keeping a good balance. I help you to find ways to make eating effortless so you can enjoy your food and good quality health.
I’d like to thank you all for your ongoing interest and support as well as the privilege to help you on your way towards your nutritional goals. Reaching these goals is a process and hopefully the information I am providing gives you different strategies for making changes. I am a firm believer that success happens over time through many small steps that you can continually build upon. Beginning with small scientifically sound nutrition changes can lead to a lifetime of quality for you and your loved ones.
If you haven’t been to my website please visit www.eatswithgrace.com and check out my videos, list of services, past blogs and testimonials from some of you.
Also, be sure to like my page on Facebook where you can find helpful nutrition information along with recipes and more that will help keep you on track and make nutrition fun and tasty. Also, you can follow me on Twitter @eatswithgrace
So, the same person with a new name and great information that comes from more than twenty years of experience, to help you along. You don’t have to be perfect to be healthy, just be willing to make the steps to get you there. The name is now Eats with Grace and I will still be around to help you reach your goals.
Grace graduated in 1993 from UT Southwestern Medical Center Allied Health Sciences School with a Bachelor of Science degree in Clinical Nutrition. A few years later she concentrated her efforts in diabetes and became a certified diabetes care and education specialist. During her career she has worked as a registered dietitian nutritionist in long-term care, renal dialysis, home health, and diabetes outpatient care. Currently self-employed, she specializes in wellness and diabetes. Grace is a member of the Association of Diabetes Care and Education Specialists. Grace now writes nutrition content for websites using her education, current research, and 29 years of experience.