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Get healthy on your terms with a nutritionist in Austin. By choosing a local expert, you get customized nutrition plans whether you're meeting in person in Zilker or connecting virtually from Mueller.


Bark simplifies your search for Austin nutrition counseling by matching you with professionals who specialize in everything from diabetes management to intuitive eating.



  • Full Austin service: Whether you prefer meeting in Zilker, Mueller, or connecting via telehealth, our professionals have you covered.

  • Personalized plans: Nutrition strategies built around your health conditions, food preferences, and lifestyle.

  • Insurance accepted: Many nutritionists accept major insurance plans—we help you find providers in your network.

  • Real results: Track progress with regular check-ins, lab reviews, and evidence-based adjustments.


Forget the confusion of online nutrition advice. Use Bark to find a qualified Austin registered dietitian and get a plan that actually works for you.


Our Austin registered dietitians offer specialized support for a wide range of health conditions and goals. Whether you're managing a chronic disease, optimizing athletic performance, or addressing food sensitivities, we connect you with credentialed experts who have the training and experience to help.


Common specialties available:



  • Diabetes and prediabetes management: Blood sugar control, carb counting, A1C improvement

  • Weight management and obesity: Sustainable strategies without fad diets

  • Eating disorder recovery: CEDRD-certified support for anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and ARFID

  • Gut health: Low-FODMAP guidance for IBS, IBD, celiac disease, and SIBO

  • Sports and performance nutrition: CSSD-certified dietitians for athletes at all levels

  • Prenatal and postpartum nutrition: Pregnancy support and gestational diabetes management

  • Heart health: Cholesterol management and cardiovascular disease nutrition

  • Kidney disease: Renal nutrition and dialysis support

  • Food allergies and sensitivities: Safe meal planning and nutrient adequacy

  • PCOS and hormone health: Insulin resistance and fertility support

  • Pediatric nutrition: Specialized care for children and teens


Insurance coverage for nutrition counseling in Austin


Good news: nutrition counseling is increasingly covered by insurance. In Texas, if you have a diagnosed medical condition that affects nutrition, your plan likely includes registered dietitian visits as a benefit.


Commonly covered conditions:



  • Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes (usually 8-10 visits/year)

  • Obesity (BMI >=30) or overweight with comorbidities (3-6 visits/year)

  • Eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder)

  • Kidney disease requiring dialysis or transplant

  • Cardiovascular disease or high cholesterol

  • Digestive disorders (Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, celiac disease)

  • Pregnancy and gestational diabetes

  • Cancer-related nutrition support


How to use your insurance:



  1. Get a referral or prescription from your doctor

  2. Find an in-network Registered Dietitian (we can help)

  3. Confirm coverage with the dietitian's office before your first visit

  4. Expect a copay ($15-50) rather than full session cost


If you don't have a covered condition, you may still use HSA or FSA funds to pay for nutrition counseling.


How much does a nutritionist cost in Austin, TX?


Based upon the latest Bark data, market research and regional estimates, the average monthly cost for nutrition counseling in Texas is approximately $129. Monthly costs typically reflect the dietitian's credentials, specialization, and session frequency, with virtual appointments often providing a more budget-friendly alternative to in-person visits. The national average is around $135 per month, with costs varying based on session frequency, credentials, and your specific nutrition needs.


Estimated investment by payment structure based on your location:



  • Monthly subscription (4 sessions): $116 - $148

  • Single session (60-90 min initial): $116 - $155

  • Follow-up session (30-45 min): $71 - $97

  • 6-session package: $529 - $671

  • 3-month program: $348 - $426


With insurance: Most covered visits have a copay of $15-50 per session instead of the full rate.


Read our nutritionist cost guide.


Why hire a registered dietitian?


A credentialed dietitian provides expertise that generic diet apps and wellness influencers cannot. By addressing your specific health concerns—whether managing blood sugar or healing your gut—you'll see faster, safer, and more sustainable results than any one-size-fits-all program.


Choosing a qualified Austin nutritionist


Safety and expertise start with credentials. Ensure your provider is a Registered Dietitian (RD/RDN) with the Commission on Dietetic Registration. If you have a medical condition like diabetes, kidney disease, or GI issues, an RD is often required for insurance coverage. For specialized needs—eating disorder recovery, sports performance, or pediatric nutrition—look for board-certified specialists.


Budget-friendly nutrition counseling tips


One of the best ways to reduce costs is the hybrid approach: schedule monthly check-ins with a registered dietitian to adjust your plan, then use those guidelines between sessions. Many dietitians also offer lower-cost group programs for weight management or condition-specific support. Additionally, use your HSA or FSA funds—nutrition counseling with an RD typically qualifies.


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Radhia Gleis Strives to Inspire a Long-lasting Commitment to True Wellness. Radhia specializes in weight loss/management, detoxification and diet related diseases, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, inflammatory disease, autoimmune diseases and obesity. She teaches/lectures and practices the profession of clinical nutrition with great passion. For more information go to www.radhiagleis.com Radhia is a Board Certified Clinical Nutrition, C.C.N. Bio-Chemical Analyst.and a M.Ed, in nutrition, Bastyr College, Seattle, Washington, and Lesley College, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Member of the PMA Pastoral Medical Association Radhia has been the Wellness Director for Lake Hills Pharmacy for the past nine years. She is the past president of the Texas chapter of the International and American Association of Clinical Nutritionists, (I.A.A.C.N), the president of Advanced Health Institute/Natural Health Specialty Inc. and an associate member of the American Naturopathic Medical Association (A.N.M.A.). She was the President and Chief Visionary Officer (CVO), of AHI Productions. She is a former faculty member of Le Cordon Bleu Culinary College, teaching nutrition, former member of the factulty of the Natural Epicurean Culinary School, and a former member of the faculty of the Academy of Oriental Medicine Austin, (A.O.M.A.). She teaches and lectures on nutrition and holistic lifestyle in the community and the corporate setting.

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How important is a healthy diet to someone’s health and wellbeing?

I wrote a book entitled : The Natural Health Detective, (yet to be released). The introduction is entitled : How the Body Works, The 4 Pillars of Health. There are 4 pillars to health. 1) Digestion, 2) Absorption, 3) Utilization, and 4) Elimination. You're only as strong as your weakest link, and weakness in any of those four will inevitably lead to disease. I believe conventional medicine is not "health care" but disease management and should be secondary not primary medicine. Nutrition should be your primary healthcare.

What do you love most about your job?

I love my clients. I love teaching and inspiring them to take control over their own health and wellbeing. And I especially love it when they come to me and say, "You changed my life". And even better when they say "You saved my life." That get's me up in the morning.

What inspired you to start your own business?

I owned a clinic for about 20 years. But 10 years ago, I took a job as the Wellness Director for a compounding pharmacy. I liked the security of a paycheck every month, but I realized that lending my 30-plus years experience and intellectual property to someone else is a false security. The only true security I have is in myself. I love working with people, solving their health challenges in one-on-one interactions.

Why should our clients choose you?

I am a Certified Clinical Nutritionist, not a dietitian. I'm a Biochemical Analyst, and more importantly, a Holistic practitioner. I am trained in much more than making meal-plans. When it comes to a disease symptom, I investigate like Sherlock Holmes. I am trained to use many tools such as bio/neurochemical and genetic analysis just to name a few. I search for the underlying cause of one's symptom, not just cover it up with a Band-Aid. To help someone restore their health back to balance is the greatest reward.

Can you provide your services online or remotely? If so, please add details.

Remote consultation is the greatest gift. It allows me to reach a broader field and also avoid having to always have a brick and mortar facility. I love it.

What changes have you made to keep your customers safe from Covid-19?

If you are local to Austin, I am happy to see you in person at my office at the pharmacy. But remote online consultation has made it so much more convenient and safe.

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