The world would be a better place if women led with their intuition instead of letting restriction hold them back. It’s why I help chronic dieters reclaim their confidence by healing their relationship with food, fitness and body image.
Find freedom in your God-given intuition.
My name is Meridith Oram and I’m an Anti-Diet Nutritionist specializing in cognitive behavioral change & intuitive eating. I offer 1:1 nutrition counseling, Diet-Free Academy a 12-week group coaching program, and Gain Wellness a 5-week intro course to help you ditch diet culture.
I would love to be a part of your journey of loving yourself towards healthy. Schedule a FREE 15-minute consult with me to see if we’re a good fit.


There are better ways to define good health.
When deciding to take control of your health, your end goal should be unrelated to your weight or your dress size. Your goal should be based on how good you want to feel—physically and mentally. Feeling good can happen at all different sizes and shapes. So ask yourself, how do you want to feel?
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Why Carb Cycling Programs Fail You
01 Apr , 2021Carb cycling programs set you up to fail. On the surface, cycling your carbs throughout the week can seem like mindful balance or even food freedom. But psychologically, it is still very much a diet that triggers the restrict-binge-restrict cycle. It requires eating behaviors that are disordered. And can negatively impact your overall wellness. Read
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Tips When Clothes Don’t Fit
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