You've spent years following food rules that never worked — and maybe using a glass of wine to quiet the voice that says you're not enough. It's time to try something different.
You're not broken. You've just been given broken tools. Here's what I hear from women before we work together.
You're "good" all day, then eat everything in sight at 9pm. You wake up promising today will be different. It never sticks — not because you lack willpower, but because restriction always backlashes.
Wine o'clock crept in as a way to decompress. Now you wonder if it's a habit, a crutch, or just who you are — and you're not sure you like the answer.
You've tied your self-worth to a number on the scale for so long, you can't remember what it felt like to just… live in your body without judging it.
You spend more mental energy on food and your body than on anything else in your life. Work, relationships, creativity — all crowded out by a voice that never shuts up. That's not normal. And it's not permanent.
You catch yourself making food comments in front of your children and cringe. You know this cycle doesn't need to continue — but how do you break it?
Not a smaller, stricter version of yourself — just you. Clear-headed, energized, at home in your body, and actually enjoying the life you're living.
Created by dietitians Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch, Intuitive Eating is a science-backed, evidence-based approach with over 125 studies to its name. It's about learning to trust your body again — the way you were born knowing how to.
Diet culture has spent decades convincing you that your body can't be trusted, that hunger is the enemy, and that willpower is a moral virtue. Intuitive Eating says: that's all wrong.
"Intuitive Eating is not a diet. There are no food rules, no meal plan, no 'eat this not that.' It is a framework that helps you rebuild trust with yourself."
— Evelyn Tribole, MS, RDN, Co-founder of Intuitive EatingYou don't need to identify as an alcoholic or have a crisis moment to question your relationship with alcohol. Curiosity is enough to start.
Research shows that many women use alcohol to quiet body shame, social anxiety, and the mental noise of diet culture. When one loosens its grip, the other often does too.
Not every night, not every occasion, but often enough that you notice it. Enough that you wonder. That wondering? That's valuable data worth listening to.
More patience, better mornings, fewer regrets. Waking up clear-headed and present for your family is transformative — and it's within reach without willpower or white-knuckling.
The sober-curious approach is about exploration, not labels. We build awareness and agency — so whatever you decide, it's a conscious, empowered choice.
Diet culture tells you that you're not enough — not thin enough, not disciplined enough, not good enough. For a lot of women, alcohol becomes the pressure valve. A way to feel lighter, softer, less at war with themselves.
But here's what we know: the shame underneath the wine glass is often the same shame that fuels the diet cycle. And when we address both — from the inside out — something remarkable happens.
* Kendra is a certified alcohol-free coach and works with grey-area drinkers and sober-curious women. She is not a licensed therapist or addiction counselor. If you have a clinical dependency, she'll work alongside your treatment team or refer you to appropriate care.
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Registered Dietitian · Intuitive Eating Counselor · Mom · Recovered Diet-Culture Believer
I spent years believing that if I could just stick to the plan, the right diet, the right rules, the right amount of discipline — I'd finally feel okay about myself. I'd finally be enough. Spoiler: it didn't work. For anyone. Including me.
As a registered dietitian with a master's in health and human development, I had all the credentials. I also had the lived experience of a woman who had internalized every harmful message diet culture had to offer. Poor body image. A complicated relationship with food. And yes — a glass of wine (or two) to take the edge off at the end of a hard day.
When I stopped drinking, I didn't expect it to change everything — but it did. The way I saw food, my body, and my own worth all started to shift. That experience was so profound that I knew I had to find a way to help other women access it too. That's what led me to become a certified intuitive eating counselor. I realized: the freedom I found was bigger than just alcohol.
Now, as both a certified intuitive eating counselor and a certified alcohol-free coach, I help women do what I did — but with a guide who's walked it first. We approach food, body image, and alcohol not from restriction, but from radical self-compassion and curiosity.
I'm also a mom, and motherhood clarified everything for me. I wanted to fight less, be more present, sleep better, and model something different for my kids. The work I help you do? It changes your whole life — not just your relationship with food.
Work With Me →Every woman's journey is different. We'll tailor your work to where you are, what you need, and what "freedom" actually means for you.
A single, focused session to understand where you are with food, your body, and (if relevant) alcohol — and map out what a path forward could look like. No pressure, no commitment. Just clarity.
A 12-week deep-dive 1:1 coaching program where we do the real work together — at your pace, honoring your story. This is where lasting change happens.
For graduates of the Freedom Program, or women who've done some of this work before and want consistent, expert support as they keep going. Monthly coaching with flexibility.
No overwhelm. No judgment. Just a clear, guided path — at your pace.
15 minutes, no pressure. We talk about where you are, what you're hoping for, and whether we're a good fit. You ask me anything.
Complete an intake form covering your history with food, dieting, drinking, and your body. This shapes everything we do together.
Your first session is focused on understanding your unique experience and mapping out a personalized path — your goals, your pace, your needs.
Sessions, resources, check-ins, and consistent support as you unlearn diet culture and rebuild trust with yourself. This is where the magic is.
Your client portal puts everything at your fingertips — from your first session to your last. No chasing emails, no guessing what comes next.
Book, reschedule, or cancel your sessions whenever works for you. Automatic reminders so you never miss an appointment.
Secure, HIPAA-friendly video calls from any device. No software to download — just click your session link and we're live.
Paperless onboarding. Sign agreements, complete intake forms, and review session notes — all from your secure portal.
Had a breakthrough? Hit a wall? Your portal inbox keeps our conversation going between our live sessions, with real response times.
Worksheets, journaling guides, video lessons, and curated reading — all organized in your portal and unlocked as you progress.
Your information is protected. Everything shared in our coaching relationship stays between us — full stop.
This is what food freedom and a new relationship with yourself actually looks like.
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"I've tried every diet since I was 15. Kendra was the first person who helped me understand why none of them worked — and why that wasn't my fault. I feel like I got my brain back."
"The sober-curious piece surprised me. I thought I just wanted help with food. Turns out the wine habit and the body shame were the same story. Working with Kendra on both changed everything."
Here are the questions I hear most before women decide to work with me.
Not at all. The sober-curious approach is about exploring your relationship with alcohol — not committing to a label or a forever promise. Some of my clients end up going fully alcohol-free. Some cut back significantly. Some simply gain clarity and choice where before they felt like they had none. All of those are wins.
Intuitive Eating is evidence-based and designed to work with a wide range of relationships with food. I'll gather your full history during intake and tailor our work to what's appropriate for you. If at any point your needs fall outside what I can safely support, I'll refer you to the right care — I always put your wellbeing first.
I have to be honest with you: weight loss is not the goal of our work, and I won't promise it. Intuitive Eating research shows mixed outcomes on weight — what it consistently shows is reduced anxiety, improved body image, better mental health, and a healthier relationship with food. Some clients do lose weight over time. Some don't. What changes for everyone is the war in their head — and that turns out to matter a lot more.
Currently I operate as a private pay practice and do not accept insurance directly. Some clients are able to submit for reimbursement through HSA/FSA accounts or out-of-network benefits — I'm happy to provide superbills to support that. If cost is a barrier, reach out and we can have a conversation about options.
Great question. I'm a registered dietitian and certified coach, not a therapist — so our work is focused, practical, and behavioral rather than clinical or diagnostic. I love collaborating with therapists and physicians when a client has a treatment team. I also catch a lot of what doctors and therapists don't specialize in: the specific intersection of diet culture, food behaviors, body image, and alcohol. That's my niche.
100%. I hear this from almost every client before our first call. Our conversations start wherever you're comfortable. You don't have to share everything right away — we build trust first. I've also lived this personally, so there's no judgment in this space. Ever. The fact that you're nervous and still considering it? That's courage. I'll meet you right there.
In 2 minutes, find out what's really keeping you stuck — whether it's diet culture noise, your relationship with alcohol, body image, or all of the above — and get a personalized starting point.
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Book a free 15-minute call and let's talk about where you are and where you want to go. No pitch, no pressure — just a real conversation. You deserve that.
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