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Here’s what I believe: your child isn’t broken, and neither are you.
- Exhausted from nightly battles over what’s for dinner
- Worried your child isn’t getting enough nutrition
- Frustrated that nothing you’ve tried seems to work
- Stressed about mealtimes that used to be enjoyable
- Overwhelmed by conflicting advice from pediatricians, well-meaning relatives, and the internet
- Anxious about your child’s growth, limited diet, or food refusal
If any of that sounds like your house, you are in the right place.
You’re not alone if you’re feeling…
I’m Jill.
I’m a Registered Dietitian with 17 years of clinical experience, based in Edmonton, Alberta. I’ve spent most of that time working with children and families navigating feeding challenges — picky eating, ARFID, starting solids, food allergies, gut health, and the complicated reality of getting a family fed.
I’m also a mom of three. Which means I know what it looks like when mealtimes fall apart, and I know how much it matters to get them right.
TableTalk Nutrition is a smaller, more intentional registered dietitian practice based in Edmonton, Alberta. When you’re here, I’m actually paying attention to your situation — not handing you a generic plan and hoping it fits.
Not sure where to start? Book a free clarity call.
Before you book anything, you can have a short, free 15-minute conversation to talk through what's happening and whether TableTalk Nutrition is a good fit for your family or your situation.
There's no pitch at the end. The goal is simple: leave with a clearer sense of whether this is the right place for you, and if it is, what the best next step looks like.
You're not committing to anything. You're just getting clarity.
Book a free clarity callReal support, wherever you are in Alberta
Home
No travel time, no babysitter needed. Join sessions from wherever works for you.
Alberta-Wide
From Edmonton to Calgary, Red Deer to Grande Prairie, Lethbridge to Fort McMurray. Access specialized nutrition care regardless of your location.
Insurance coverage available
Alberta Blue Cross, Manulife, Great West Life, Canada Life, Sunlife, and more. I provide detailed receipts for easy insurance submission.
Family-Centered Care
Baby on your lap during our session? Toddler interrupting? Totally normal and completely welcome. I work with real families, not just ideal situations.
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Book Your Free Call
Schedule a complimentary 15-minute consultation to discuss your needs and see if we’re a good fit.
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Initial Assessment
During your first session (60 minutes), we’ll dive deep into your challenges, goals, and create your personalized plan
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Your Starting Plan
You leave with a clear, honest starting point — built around what’s actually happening in your family, not a generic handout.
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Ongoing Support
Regular follow-ups to track progress, troubleshoot challenges, and adjust your plan as needed.
Based in Edmonton. Available across Alberta.
If you have internet access, location is not a barrier.
I’m based in Edmonton, Alberta, and registered to see clients virtually across the province. In-person appointments are available upon request.
- Edmonton
- Calgary
- Red Deer
- Lethbridge
- Medicine Hat
- Grande Prairie
- Fort McMurray
- Edson
- Spruce Grove
- Leduc
- St. Albert
- Sherwood Park
Insurance coverage
Most extended health plans in Alberta cover dietitian services, often at 80–100%.
Accepted Insurance Plans:
- Alberta Blue Cross
- Manulife
- Great West Life
- Canada Life
- Sunlife
- Green Shield Canada
- And many more employer health plans
Not sure which option fits?
Book a free clarity call. We'll use that time to understand your situation and decide together where to go from there. No pressure to commit to anything before we've had a chance to talk.
My job is not to hand you a perfect plan and hope it works. My job is to help you understand what's getting in the way, choose where to start, and adjust the plan as real life happens.
Book a free clarity callQuestions worth asking before you book
Honest answers about how this works, what to expect, and whether TableTalk Nutrition is the right fit for your family.
Do I need a referral to see a dietitian?
No referral needed. You can book directly — a clarity call, an initial assessment, whatever feels like the right first step. Some insurance plans do require a referral for reimbursement, so it's worth a quick check with your provider before your first appointment, but you don't need one to get started with me.
Does insurance cover dietitian services?
Most extended health plans in Alberta cover dietitian services, often at 80–100%. Alberta Blue Cross, Manulife, Canada Life, Sun Life, Great West Life, Green Shield, and many employer plans all include dietitian coverage. I provide detailed receipts through Practice Better for easy submission. If you're not sure what your plan covers, a quick call to your insurance provider before we start is the best way to find out.
How long are appointments?
Initial assessments are 60 minutes. Follow-up sessions are 45 minutes or 30 minutes depending on what makes sense for your situation. I also offer a free 15-minute clarity call before you commit to anything — it's a chance to talk through what's going on and see if we're a good fit.
What do I need for virtual appointments?
A device with a camera — phone, tablet, or computer — a reliable internet connection, and a reasonably quiet space. We meet through Practice Better, which is a secure platform designed for healthcare. You'll get a link ahead of your appointment. Baby on your lap or toddler in the background? Completely fine. Real family life is welcome here.
Do you work with children directly, or just parents?
It depends on the child's age and what we're working on. For most young children, I work primarily with parents — you are the one at the table every day, and supporting you is central to the work. For older children and teens, I may meet with them directly or use a combination approach. We figure out what makes sense for your child together.
Do you prescribe meal plans?
I provide meal planning guidance, examples, and practical structure — but I don't hand you a rigid plan and expect you to follow it perfectly. What I'm actually trying to do is help you understand what's driving the challenge so you can make confident decisions for your family, not just execute a document. A plan that doesn't fit your kitchen, your schedule, or the people at your table isn't much of a plan.
What if we're in rural Alberta with limited internet?
As long as you have enough connection for a video call, we can work together. If video isn't consistently reliable, we can problem-solve from there. Location has never been a reason a family couldn't get support.
How do I know if this is the right fit?
That's exactly what the free clarity call is for. It's 15 minutes, no pitch at the end, and no pressure to book anything. You talk through what's going on, I tell you honestly whether I think I can help and what that would look like, and you leave with more clarity than you came in with — whether you book with me or not.