About Me

Lindsey Stricker MS, RDN, LD

Lindsey is a Board Certified Registered Dietitian and Nutritionist by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, licensed by the Georgia State Board. She is a former Certified Nutrition Support Clinician® (CNSC®) Issued by National Board of Nutrition Support Certification.

Lindsey has a bachelor’s degree, summa cum laude, in Business Administration from University of Georgia, and a Master's degree in Nutrition from Georgia State University. She has been practicing as an RD and providing evidence-based nutrition counseling since 2012. Most recently, Lindsey worked for 5 years at Emory University Hospital providing medical nutrition therapy for patients with a variety of medical conditions.

Inspired by her own health journey, Lindsey decided to become an RD after 10 years of struggling to manage her Crohn’s disease with medication alone. She found that nutrition played a major role in disease management.

Optimizing nutrition was also fundamental in her overcoming eight years of fertility issues and treatments. She is now the proud mama of three young girls.

She believes staying active is an important part in disease management and overall health. While competing in triathlons, she found a love for sports nutrition.

About Me

Lindsey Stricker MS, RDN, LD

Thank you so much. I appreciate that you have always listened to my concerns and what I wanted to focus on. I also appreciate that you have great follow up!! Any time you said you were going to send me something (information, a log, a report, whatever), you did. That's really valuable and important

Our sessions have been so helpful and I've learned so much. You really helped me figure out how to change what I was eating but more importantly, how to think about it

Your guidance, calm mannerisms, and patience helped me make life-long changes that are serving me well - thank you!!

You helped me get a much better understanding of what I need to do to take care of myself and it truly has made a difference according to a recent doctor’s visit. I’m extremely grateful for that and just wanted to let you know."