Kaitlin Moses, RD, LDN, CEDS is a Registered Dietitian in Durham focusing on eating disorder treatment and nutrition rehabilitation.

She completed her dietetic internship training at Advent Health in Orlando, Florida and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Nutrition from the University of Maine. She is a certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist. Her professional background has included roles in various dietetics settings, including multiple levels of care for eating disorders at Center for Discovery and Sunol Hills in California, clinical nutrition care, long term care facilities, and kitchen management.

Kaitlin strives to treat the individual and meet her clients where they are at in achieving their health goals. Her passion for nutrition developed through her participation in high school and collegiate sports and recognizing how vital fueling and hydration is for overall wellbeing. At the end of her internship she discovered the concept of intuitive eating and weight-neutral approaches to health, which greatly aligned with her philosophy. From there she started supporting those recovering from an eating disorder/disordered eating and helping individuals heal their relationship with food, movement, and their body.

Aside from dietetics, Kaitlin enjoys the outdoors and spending time with her friends and family: her husband Logan, son Oliver, and dog Dani. Some of her favorite pastimes include hiking, paddle boarding, traveling, cooking, and finding new places to try local food.

Specialties:

• Eating Disorders
• Perinatal Nutrition
• Childhood and Family Nutrition
• Sports Nutrition
• Intuitive Eating

Education:

• Bachelor of Science- Nutrition (University of Maine)
• Dietetic Internship (Advent Health Orlando, FL)

Credentials:

• Registered Dietitian
• Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist- NC
• Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist- SC
• Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist- ME
• Certified Eating Disorder Specialist- IAEDP Accredited
• Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor- IE Pros Accredited

Associations:

• IAEDP- NC
• CDR
• The Carolina Resource Center for Eating Disorders