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Come as you are.

In my ideal world, healthcare is preventive and collaborative.

I want you to feel like you’re in charge of your life outcomes ​(which you are). I’m here to help you reach your goals.


What is ​Functional ​Nutrition?

Functional nutrition addresses the root cause rather than the symptoms. Once root cause ​is determined, functional nutrition takes a “food as medicine” approach to supporting ​the body’s healing processes.

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Kylene Corpus, RD, ​FMACP

Kylene is a registered dietitian and Functional Medicine Academy certified ​practitioner. She is a passionate advocate for the greater good, with dysfunctional ​nutrition being her ikigai - the point where her passion, mission, vocation, and ​profession all meet. Kylene’s 5-year plan includes adding another set of initials to ​the end of her name when she earns a master of science in gastrointestinal ​sciences (KC, MS, RD, FMACP?). Until then, she will continue to coach patients and ​practitioners as they work towards reaching their goals.

Why “dysfunctional”?

My approach to integrative nutrition therapy is a mix of conventional and functional ​perspectives with a coaching emphasis on radical acceptance. This means I will work with ​you, and together we will figure out the best plan for you and your lifestyle so you can reach ​the goals you’ve set for yourself.

Services

Nutrition/Lifestyle

Counseling

Set Me Straight: ($750)

  • 1-hour intake appointment
  • 2 follow up visits (30 mins)
  • A nutrition plan
  • Supplement recommendations (optional, provided if requested)
  • Chat time once a week for 6 weeks (1 hour window every week)
  • 15% off of supplements (optional)


Plan A: 1 hr appointment ($300 - cost can be used toward 6 week ​program)

  • A nutrition plan recommendation
  • Complementary/alternative therapy recommendations


Follow ups: 30 min appointment ($150)

  • Only available if an initial assessment has already been done

Let’s Fix This: ($1,350)

  • A 1-hour intake appointment
  • 1 advanced functional lab
  • A 1-hour report of findings appointment
  • 4 follow up visits (30 mins)
  • Nutrition plan/s (lifestyle, and therapeutic if needed)
  • Supplement recommendations
  • Chat time once a week for 3.5 months (1 hour window every week)
  • 15% off of supplements


Where Do I Begin?: ($450 - cost can be used toward 3 month program)

  • Intake appointment
  • ROF appointment
    • Blood lab interpretation
    • Recommended areas of focus for diet, lifestyle, and supplements

Functional Nutrition ​Counseling/Services

FAQs

What is the difference between a nutritionist/health coach and a dietitian?

Great question! “Nutritionist” and “health coach” are not always regulated terms, which means basically anyone could ​call themselves either one of those terms without any specific education. This doesn’t mean every nutritionist or health ​coach doesn’t know what they’re talking about, but rather, there is no guarantee that they do. Dietitians on the other ​hand must have a bachelor’s degree in nutrition and dietetics (master’s degree after 2024), at least 1,200 hours of ​supervised practice and didactic coursework from an accredited program, and pass the Commission on Dietetic ​Registration’s (CDR) exam to become a registered dietitian.

Do you accept insurance?

Unfortunately no. Insurance is a pain in the butt to deal with, and when we involve insurance we involve more ​limitations that ultimately get in the way of customized care.

Will you make me a meal plan?

Honestly, meal plans are the bane of my existence. They are incredibly calorie focused and limited in selection, which ​makes it unsustainable. My goal is to teach you things you can use for the rest of your life :) So yes, I can. But you ​deserve better!!

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