Healing your relationship with food and body is possible - and it doesn’t have to feel overwhelming.
Our sessions are a space to be real, unfiltered, and supported without judgment. My approach comes from a place of compassion, curiosity, and a deep respect for your lived experience. This work is about more than just food; it's about finding freedom, trust, and confidence again. There’s nothing more rewarding than walking alongside someone as they rediscover what it means to feel at home in their body.
Works with:
Adults (18+)
LGBTQ+
Specializes in:
Eating Disorders
Vegan/Vegetarian Lifestyle
Intuitive Eating
Co-Occurring Mental Health Disorders
(OCD, anxiety, depression, trauma & PTSD)
Sees clients:
Virtually in OR, WA, CA, AZ
A compassionate and honest human who shows up with warmth and a genuine smile.
Outside of sessions, there’s usually a hunt for the next great restaurant, a dog in tow (or curled up close by), and a book halfway finished on the nightstand. There’s a love for simple joys, cozy routines, and finding beauty in the everyday.
Becoming a dietitian came from a deep desire to help people feel at peace with food and their bodies - no shame, no rules, just trust. It’s work that’s equal parts heart, science, and real talk.
LET’S FIGURE OUT THE FOOD TOGETHER
Daniella's Professional Bio
Daniella Hughes is a registered dietitian at New Leaf Nutrition, specializing in eating disorder recovery and intuitive eating. Daniella received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Oregon State University and her Masters of Science in Nutrition & Dietetics from Bastyr University. Daniella works with adults who have eating disorders, disordered eating, and body image concerns. With extensive experience in both outpatient and higher-level of care settings, Daniella is passionate about helping individuals rebuild a peaceful relationship with food and their bodies. They are a member of the Columbia River Eating Disorder Network and stay actively involved in ongoing training related to Health at Every Size® (HAES), trauma-informed care, and body image work.
