Pediatric dietitian meeting with a parent and child during a nutrition consultation

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1:1 Nutrition & Feeding Therapy for the kids everyone else finds complicated.

Start with an experienced pediatric dietitian who sees the whole child and, when your child needs more, a whole team behind them: feeding therapy and mental health support, one shared plan, no scavenger hunt.

Real support, built around your child.

When you work with us one-to-one, you start with a registered dietitian who takes the time to understand your child’s full picture — growth, nutrition, medical history, sensory world, and what mealtimes actually feel like at your table. Not a laundry list of “just try this.” A plan built for your child, at a pace your family can live with.

Your first visit is 90 minutes of really being heard. Follow-ups are 60 minutes, and shorter 30-minute coaching sessions are there when you just need a check-in or a quick course-correct. Everything is telehealth, so your child is in their own kitchen — where real eating happens.

Self-pay rates: $240 for the initial 90-minute visit, $160 for 60-minute follow-ups, $80 for 30-minute coaching sessions. Most families use insurance—we verify your benefits first—and superbills are available. In Vermont, we also work with community organizations that help cover medically necessary care. Just ask.

One dietitian to start. A whole team when you need it.

Your dietitian is your starting point — but feeding is never just about nutrition. As part of our Community Feeding Team, we bring in feeding therapy (OT/SLP) for the skills side of eating and mental health support for the feelings around food, all sharing one record and one plan. When your child needs a new kind of help, it’s a warm handoff inside the same team — not another waitlist, another binder, another retelling of your story. And if your child already has providers you love, we team up with them, too.

Want group support and everyday tools alongside your 1:1 care? Parent Food School opens this fall as an add-on — ask us about the waitlist.

Nutrition Therapy & Counseling

Our dietitians are licensed to provide medical nutrition therapy via telehealth in 21 states. See the full list and insurance details on our Insurance & States page. Don’t see your state? Ask about our nationwide coaching options.

Please check with your local carrier to confirm coverage. We generally find coverage to be adequate to generous for dietitian services and most clients pay $0 out of pocket cost for care.

I love the fact that the dietitian was speaking the language that I have been living with my son, and it helped me to fine-tune, pinpoint, and understand him on a whole new level.

— Molly L.

Tracie is always so warm and knowledgeable. You can tell she really cares, and that makes such a difference in how supported we feel.

— Aiden B.

It was helpful to talk about intuitive eating for kids and to talk about nutrition and eating with a trauma lens!

— Ana, a foster parent

After a few appointments, my daughter is not only eating more of a variety of foods, but is showing more interest in new foods, and putting on healthy weight.

— Christina J.

She always provides great information and takes the time to answer every question. I never feel rushed and always feel supported.

— Isabelle B.

List of Questions to Ask Your Insurance Company to Verify Coverage

Since payment for services is ultimately your responsibility, we recommend calling the number on the back of your insurance card and asking them the questions below.

  • Does my plan cover nutrition counseling, procedure codes 97802, 97803 and 97804?
  • Is nutrition counseling covered as a preventive benefit? If so, are there certain criteria that must be met to qualify (e.g. “obesity” or cardiovascular risk factors)?
  • Is nutrition counseling covered as a medical benefit? If so, are there any excluded diagnoses? Do I have a deductible to meet before insurance will pay? Will I have a copay/ coinsurance?
  • Do I need a referral or prior-authorization? ​
  • Is nutrition counseling covered when provided via telehealth?
  • How many visits are allowed?
    • Write down the date and reference number for your call.
Kelli Borgman, MS, RDN, CD, Vermont pediatric and family dietitian

Kelli Borgman, MS, RDN, CD

Kelli is a pediatric and family dietitian who has spent over fifteen years helping caregivers and children turn nutrition and feeding struggles into success stories. She holds a bachelor’s degree in dietetics from Michigan State University and a master’s in human nutrition and functional medicine from the University of Western States, and is a certified lactation specialist and health coach.

She has trained extensively in the areas Attune2Food families need most: neurodiversity-affirming care, culturally diverse families, eating disorders, food allergies and intolerances, and feeding therapy.

Kelli founded Attune2Food, a pediatric feeding and nutrition practice serving families across the country by telehealth and led by a whole interdisciplinary team. She lives and works in Worcester, Vermont with her family.

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