Kris Scover, RDN, LD

Specializing in Eating Disorders, Disordered Eating, LGBTQIA+, Neurodivergence, Chronic Pain, and Food Insecurity, with a Trauma-Informed and Weight-Neutral Approach

About Me

Hi! I’m Kris (they/them). I’m a registered dietitian, and I treat outpatient clients virtually throughout much of the US.

A little bit about me: I am queer, neurodivergent, trans, and nonbinary. As a young adult, I struggled with food insecurity, dysphoria, and my own eating disorder, so I know first-hand how debilitating a bad relationship with food and your body can be, how difficult finding affirming care can be, and how beautiful healing can be! That’s why I do what I do.

Currently, I live in Houston, TX with my beautiful wife, two tiny dogs, and cuddly ball python.

Discovery Call

Seeking treatment for an eating disorder (or just because you want to have a better relationship with food) is a big, scary step, and I’m so glad that you’ve made it this far! If you still have questions about whether outpatient nutrition therapy is right for you, I offer a totally free discovery call where you can get answers to all your questions.

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