Greater Boston Nutrition

anti-oppressive, compassionate, and comprehensive nutrition counseling grounded in liberatory frameworks

Specialties

Disordered Eating, Eating Disorders, Body Image

It's difficult to navigate challenges with food, body image, and self-worth. Whether you're dealing with an eating disorder (including ARFID), struggling with disordered eating patterns, or facing body image concerns, it's important to understand that you're not alone. These struggles can feel overwhelming and isolating, but there is hope for healing, and the right support can make all the difference.

As a specialized dietitian with a trauma-informed and Health At Every Size approach, I offer compassionate, personalized care that meets you where you are. I understand that each person’s experience is unique, and that recovery is a deeply individualized journey. Together, we’ll explore your relationship with food and your body, creating a plan that supports your healing and helps you reclaim a sense of balance.

Whether you’re looking to address an eating disorder, manage disordered eating behaviors, or improve your body image, I’m here to provide the evidence-based tools, guidance, and support you need. We’ll work together to focus on your goals, build self-compassion, and improve your relationship with both food and your body—no matter where you are in your journey.

Healing is possible, and you deserve to feel supported, understood, and empowered. Reach out today to begin building a path toward lasting well-being.

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Nutrition Counseling & Consulting

Your health and nutrition journey is unique—and it deserves a compassionate, weight-neutral approach. As a dedicated dietitian nutritionist, I’m here to guide you every step of the way, prioritizing your well-being above all else. Whether you're managing a chronic condition, exploring intuitive eating, or simply seeking a healthier relationship with food and your body, I offer personalized, evidence-based strategies designed to meet your individual needs and goals.

In my practice, we focus on the whole you. We'll work together on personalized nutrition strategies that support your health, empowers you to feel confident in your choices, and enhances your quality of life. Whether you're managing chronic illness, overcoming disordered eating patterns, or striving for a more peaceful relationship with food, I focus on sustainable, realistic solutions tailored to your needs. 

You don’t have to face these challenges alone. Let’s work together to create a path that’s rooted in your health and happiness, where you can manage your condition, embrace intuitive eating, and enhance your relationship with your body. Reach out today to begin building a path toward lasting well-being.

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Dysautonomia & Mast Cell Activation Syndrome

Living with MCAS, POTS, and dysautonomia can feel like an uphill battle. Every day presents new challenges, from managing food and environmental triggers to handling stress that can set off symptoms. I understand how overwhelming and complex it can be to find the right solutions. As a specialized dietitian with expertise in both MCAS and dysautonomia, I offer personalized nutrition guidance that focus on minimizing flare-ups, reducing symptoms, and empowering you on your journey managing these conditions.

With my comprehensive approach, you’ll receive nutrition interventions tailored to your unique needs—helping you navigate these conditions while improving your quality of life. Together, we’ll implement sustainable dietary changes that support your body, enhance your well-being, and foster a healthy relationship with food.

You don’t have to face this journey alone. Whether you’re struggling with MCAS or the daily difficulties of POTS and dysautonomia, I’m here to provide the guidance, support, and expertise you need to thrive. Let’s work together to create a plan that makes a difference. Reach out today to begin building a path toward lasting well-being.

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Meet Me

Erin Angelillo RD, LDN (she/her)

Hi, I’m Erin! I’m a Health at Every Size (HAES) dietitian, and I’m here to support you as you build a positive (or neutral!) relationship with food and your body. I believe in listening to your unique story and working alongside you to help you meet your goals.

I specialize in guiding people through eating disorders and disordered eating, with a particular clinical focus on Sports Nutrition, Dysautonomia, and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome. No matter what challenges you're facing, I’m here to offer a compassionate, understanding space where you’ll be heard and supported every step of the way.

Take a look below to learn more about my approach, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. I’d love to connect and help you on your journey!

My Approach

I have a compassionate non judgmental approach grounded in both Intuitive Eating and HAES® principles. I integrate evidence-based nutrition science with therapeutic techniques to support clients. I believe all foods fit (unless you're allergic, of course!) and that each client is the expert of their own experience. My counseling style is respectful, empathetic, and honest. 

I understand many of the clients I work with have experienced trauma, including medical trauma, and strive to provide a safer space by being committed to providing trauma informed care.

I am a gender-affirming, trauma-informed, weight-neutral, and neurodivergent-informed provider

Eating Disorders & Body Image: My approach is personalized to each client, but often incorporates a combination of meal planning, body image work, exposures, and processing. When it’s helpful, I offer family and couples sessions to deepen the healing process. For clients looking for extra accountability, I use the Recovery Record app. I maintain regular contact with each client’s treatment team to make sure we're providing the best possible care. I also refer clients to other professionals to help clients build a strong support system, including therapists, dietitians, doctors, and more.  

Dysautonomia, POTS, & MCAS: I work with clients on nutrition and lifestyle strategies that support long-term well-being in a sustainable way. My approach is personalized to each client, but often incorporates various evidence based interventions, client education, identifying triggers, creating sustainable treatment plans, and improving the relationship clients have with food and their body. My experience treating eating disorders allows me to provide specialized interventions to clients struggling with their relationship with food and their bodies, an often overlooked component when healing from MCAS. I understand the process of receiving a "proper" diagnosis is complex and welcome self diagnosed folks to my practice. I also guide clients in building a team of specialists tailored to their specific needs. My goal is to empower clients to feel confident in their own expertise when it comes to their health, putting them in the driver’s seat alongside their care team. 

Clinical Nutrition: I work with clients dealing with a variety of medical conditions including diabetes (DM), cardiovascular disease (CVD), geographic atrophy (GA)/macular degeneration (AMD), Hashimoto's thyroiditis, and autoimmune conditions. My approach is rooted in evidence based solutions, sustainable interventions, intuitive eating, and Health at Every Size. My focus is on supporting each individual’s unique journey toward their well-being goals. 

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Professional Bio

Erin Angelillo, RD, LDN is a Registered Dietitian (RD) and Licensed Dietitian/Nutritionist (LDN) with a passion for treating eating disorders, dysautonomia, mast cell activation syndrome, sports nutrition, and clinical nutrition. Her approach is anti-oppressive, compassionate, comprehensive, and grounded in liberatory frameworks. She is registered with the Commission on Dietetic Registration and licensed with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Licensing Board.
Erin grew up in Connecticut and played competitive soccer and track throughout her time in college at Framingham State University where she was on the board as Vice President of the Nutrition Honors Society, Phi Upsilon Omicron. After completing the Didactic Program in Dietetics at FSU, she completed her dietetic internship with Wellness Workdays. Her rotations were in various settings, including UMass Memorial Medical Center, Wellesley Public Schools, Metro West YMCA, and Bair, where she worked more closely with a Board Certified Eating Disorder Specialist. 
After obtaining her registration and licensure she worked as a clinical nutritionist and registered dietitian practicing Medical Nutrition Therapy at the South End Community Health Center. Later, Erin went on to pursue her passion for helping those with eating disorders. She joined the Renfrew Center as an Eating Disorder Dietitian, where she played an active role in the Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient programs, and received invaluable training from a leading eating disorder organization. 
Erin's goal is to help individuals as they navigate their relationship with food and their bodies. She has a particular passion for clients with dysautonomia/POTS and eating disorders/disordered eating and is committed to providing compassionate care to every client she works with. 
Erin is a gender and neurodivergent affirming, trauma-informed, and LGBTQIA+ friendly provider with an anti-oppressive weight-inclusive approach. Outside of work, Erin finds joy in practicing yoga, nurturing her growing plant collection, discovering cozy coffee shops, and strolling around Boston.

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