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Whether you learn best with one-on-one support or in a small group setting, we have the perfect program for you.
We also offer a wide array of self-guided materials, empowering you with valuable resources to further support your transformation.
How Nutrition Coaching Works
Our programs are meticulously designed to help you achieve your health goals while enhancing your overall well-being.
We provide personalized counseling and unwavering guidance, ensuring that every step of your journey is met with success.
Take Our QuizOnPoint's team of highly skilled online dietitians and nutritionists are dedicated to empowering you with the knowledge and tools to cultivate sustainable habits that lead to long-lasting success on your health and wellness journey.
When it comes to changing eating behaviors and lifestyle, we help our clients answer these key questions:
Another big question, especially when thinking about a plant-based diet, is: what level of plant-based do I want to be?
There are a few different plant-based diet types.
Vegetarian: Eliminate meat, poultry and fish. Some vegetarians allow eggs and dairy, some do not. Vegan (also known as plant based): Focus only on food from plants and eliminating all animal-based products
Once you’ve determined the parameters of your diet, there are a few steps you can take to help make the transition to a plant-based diet easier.
Download our 7 Day Vegan or Vegetarian Meal Plan to set yourself up for success!
At first, it may take more time and more detail to plan your grocery shopping list and weekly recipes. Read food labels carefully to ensure the products you choose fit your plant-based guidelines. The extra time and extreme attention to detail will decrease over time as you develop favorite products and foods. That’s when you can begin to experiment with new and exciting recipes. Keep your recipes simple to start and focus on real foods. Stock up on fruits and vegetables, whole grains, beans, legumes, nuts and seeds.
Consider trying your plant-based diet by adapting one plant-based day per week. You’ll often hear the term “meatless Monday” that some companies (like Whole Foods hot bar) have featured. Trying a meatless day will give you a sense of what it’s like to try plant-based dishes for all of your meals. Again, planning will be helpful here. Knowing your meals ahead of time will help prevent unplanned snacking or last-minute meal swaps. Check out our blog about vegan meal planning. It provides a detailed walkthrough of how to build an entire day of meals and snacks to meet your nutritional needs while feeling full and energized.
If want to jump right to a plant-based diet, we’re all for it! Working with a dietitian or nutritionist will help make this transition easier. We will make sure you:
Learn more about how we help clients with their vegetarian or plant-based diet before making the change.
Shannon Gray is a Registered Dietitian at OnPoint Nutrition. Her expertise in plant based nutrition, built on personal experience and evidence based research, supports her passion to empower clients to include more plants, whole foods and habit change to support their health goals.
With so many rigid diets and information about quick fixes on how to look and feel great, it can be hard to find which program is right for you. At OnPoint Nutrition, our personalized programs offers one-on-one coaching from a qualified team of dietitians and nutritionists to help you reach your health goals.