At Monadnock Nutrition Services, we offer virtual nutrition counseling focused on eating disorder recovery and helping you cultivate a positive relationship with food and body. Our services are grounded in a Health At Every Size® approach, recognizing that health and well-being come in all shapes and sizes. We believe in meeting you where you are, considering your personal experiences and needs as we work together to enhance your relationship with food.

Owner of Feed & Flourish Nutrition Therapy, LLC and registered dietitian. My goal is to make clients feel heard, understood, validated, and celebrated via a compassionate and grounded approach to our work together. I have been doing this work for almost 10 years and I’ve grown a passion for supporting humans in healing their relationship with their bodies, which includes food and movement, via a weight-inclusive lens.

Hope Hayes, MEd, RDN, LD, CEDS-C (she/her/hers) is an anti-diet dietitian, passionately committed to helping her clients in healing from eating disorders. In addition to her clinical work, Hope is a respected clinical supervisor, mentoring numerous dietitians specializing in the field of eating disorders. Her guidance and expertise help shape the next generation of professionals in this vital area of healthcare.
Hope owns Nourishing NH, which is a trauma-informed group of registered dietitians who specialize in sports nutrition and treating those with eating disorders. Hope and her team strive to create a safe space for all clients to feel a sense of belonging and connection.

Hope sees folks at 64 Kearsarge Road in North Conway, NH.
Nourishing NH has an additional office location at 1 Tremont Street in Concord, NH.

My Approach
When working with clients of all backgrounds, I strive to foster a warm, collaborative therapeutic relationship. My goal is to work together as a team where my role is to empower you and hold space for life’s challenging moments. I approach therapy from a feminist lens while incorporating elements of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT), and other modalities based on clients’ unique needs. I am also EMDR trained through an EMDRIA approved program. I am a HAES-aligned, weight-neutral provider and hope to help you live confidently as your authentic self.

Clinical Interests
As a queer identifying and affirming therapist, I have a special interest in working with LGBTQIA+-identifying clients as well as those experiencing challenges related to eating disorders and neurodiversity. Addressing the unique needs of women, adolescent girls, and gender-expansive individuals has become a core value in my clinical practice.

About Me
I earned my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with an Eating Disorder Institute certificate from Plymouth State University. Before joining Women’s Counseling of Nashua, I provided counseling to diverse populations in a queer-celebratory group practice. Prior to entering the clinical field, I earned my degree in Music Education and worked in both public and private schools. In my spare time, I recharge with music, crochet, archery, reading, and spending time with my dog.

Hello! I’m Marissa, a self-proclaimed foodie and plant lover. I’ve always been passionate about cooking, eating, and growing food! I’m fascinated by the unique relationship each of us has with food. My mantra is that food is meant to be enjoyed—it represents culture, traditions, creates lasting memories, and, of course, can be super delicious!

My approach is rooted in Health at Every Size® (HAES), Intuitive Eating, weight-neutral, and non-diet nutrition. I strive to create a safe space where you can heal and strengthen your relationship with both food and your body, all while challenging the harmful norms of diet culture. I believe all bodies are good bodies, deserving of equal and respectful care. You already possess the inner wisdom, strength, and ability to grow and heal. I’m here to support you with compassion, acceptance, and kindness, providing the tools and education to guide your journey. As a neurodivergent clinician, I also deeply understand how neurodivergence can shape your healing process.

I hold a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics and a Master’s in Nutrition and Health Promotion from Simmons University in Boston, MA. I also completed a 1200-hour dietetic internship specializing in eating disorders. I’m dedicated to helping individuals struggling with:

Eating disorders

Disordered eating behaviors

“Food noise” and chaotic/distressing eating behaviors

Chronic dieting (Yo-Yo dieting)

Body image concerns

In my free time, I enjoy reading fantasy and sci-fi, gardening, crocheting, and exploring seasonal finds at Trader Joe’s. Fall is my favorite season for the breathtaking New England foliage, hiking, and, of course, the Trader Joe’s butternut squash mac & cheese!

I provide a trauma informed, weight neutral, ability sensitive place to heal your relationship with food. I am also a licensed facilitator with the Body Positive and continuously enroll closed support groups. I am currently bill some insurance policies directly. I will provide a super bill and sliding scale for those in need.