Honor your health without sacrificing your relationship with food.

Because you deserve to eat with freedom, peace and joy.

Alyssa, Gratefully Nourished

Here’s what we offer at Gratefully Nourished:

Gratefully Nourished Blog

Read all things intuitive eating, disordered eating recovery, faith & more.

Signature Course

For those who are looking to go at their own pace, the Gratefully Nourished course is your trusted companion on your journey to food peace.

Speaking & Workshops

Are you looking to insert positive nutrition, health or faith messages into your podcast, website, church or company? Let’s connect!

Guides & Resources

Learn how to nourish yourself without stress with Gratefully Nourished guides, podcast episodes, media features & more!

Alyssa, Gratefully Nourished
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Hi I'm Alyssa and I'm on a mission to help you eat healthy without stress.

As the founder of Gratefully Nourished, follower of Jesus, new mom and registered dietitian nutritionist, I believe food is a gift, health is multidimensional and perfection is a myth. Gratefully Nourished provides resources & courses to women and moms who are looking to eat healthy without obsession–and without sacrificing their relationship with food.

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Three Ways to Improve Your Relationship With Food Mini Guide

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The Gratefully Nourished Podcast with Alyssa Pike, RD

The Gratefully Nourished podcast offers encouragement and practical tools to help you honor your health without obsessing over it. But honestly — it’s not just about that. Health is more than what we eat, just like you are more than your titles or how much you accomplish in a day. The Gratefully Nourished covers intuitive and mindful eating, a grace-based view of food and the body, rhythms, motherhood and more — all in pursuit of finding meaning amidst the chaos of life.

Hunger & Fullness Scale

Learning to tune into your body’s hunger and fullness cues can take a little work…consider this resource your go-to companion as you practice eating intuitively and mindfully.

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Is It Time to Eat?

As we grow and live in this world, there’s a lot of external cues placed upon us for when and how much to eat. Part of developing a healthy relationship with food involves learning how to listen and respond to what your body is telling you. This flowchart can help guide you as you figure out if it’s time to eat. It sounds complicated, but I promise it’s not! 🙂

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Redefining Health Goal Setting

Use this free guide to help you assess your current eating habits, work through the pros and cons of developing a healthy relationship with food and redefine health (without the stress or shame!) with goal ideas for you to focus on.

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Testimonials

Molly
“Learning how and feeling free to listen to my body when it comes to food especially has been life-changing! I no longer feel trapped by my cravings or by my ideas around food but feel free to eat what I want, when I want which has allowed me to eat fun food without overeating or feeling badly about myself afterwards. This has also helped me build more self-compassion which has had significant benefits in other areas of my life like my job and my body.”
Julia
“Since we began working together, I feel that I have made a lot of progress toward a better relationship with food, exercise, and body image. I am learning that I was made for more than dieting and exercising, constantly trying to fit into a mold of what a woman “should” weigh and how a woman “should” look. I feel much more peace and freedom when it comes to eating. I am not afraid to rest when my body asks for rest. My body image continues to improve after having worked with Alyssa for a year and having the tools to handle bad body image days.“
Katie
“I set the following goals: have a better understanding of what health and balanced eating looks like, have a healthy attitude when it comes to food and body image, be equipped to manage difficulties if I am tempted to return to my ED in the future. I absolutely feel as though I’ve reached these goals and more since we began working together.”
Kate
“Alyssa compassionately delivers honest and informative guidance on nutrition & helps you put it into practice in your own life. She creates a safe space to share your thoughts + feelings, while helping you understand areas of growth for your relationship with food.”
Isabella
“Very interesting and informative web-site. Gratefully nourished feeds both mind and body. I found something constructive in each article posted. Excellent reading.”
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