Over the past 2 decades, Amanda has navigated her own food and body liberation journey. She found diet rock bottom and a lifeline to recovery while traveling in Nepal. After a successful competitive running career, she went on to recover from a disordered relationship with food and exercise. Her recovery allowed her to earn a master’s degree in nutrition and dietetics from Bastyr University. As an undiet dietitian and certified intuitive eating c ... Read More
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Patients consistently praise Amanda Bullat as an exceptionally compassionate, knowledgeable, and thorough provider who truly listens. She easily explains nutritional science and addresses the emotional aspects of eating without judgment. Patients appreciate her highly personalized, non-restrictive approach, noting that she breaks goals down into manageable, step-by-step changes tailored to their unique lifestyles. Amanda Bullat’s practical advice, warm demeanor, and encouraging support leave patients feeling heard, motivated, and optimistic about their long-term health. Furthermore, she is highly accessible, offering seamless communication and convenient scheduling that makes the overall care experience positive and effective.
Verified Patient Reviews for Amanda Bullat, RDN
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Amanda Bullat's knowledge and willingness to listen.
The provider was nearly 15 minutes late to our appointment. She offered generic ideas for altering my diet but nothing substantial. Would have liked a resource to refer to.
She explained things in a way that made sense and didn't go straight to fat shaming me.
She is thorough, she listens and she provides practical advice.
Offered helpful guidance attuned to my current needs.
Attentive with creative solutions.
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Amanda really listens and provides practical advice. It's easy to get overly critical when I don't reach my goals. Her compassionate approach helps me keep my chin up and keep going.
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Over the past 2 decades, Amanda has navigated her own food and body liberation journey. She found diet rock bottom and a lifeline to recovery while traveling in Nepal. After a successful competitive running career, she went on to recover from a disordered relationship with food and exercise. Her recovery allowed her to earn a master’s degree in nutrition and dietetics from Bastyr University. As an undiet dietitian and certified intuitive eating counselor, Amanda serves as a guide and mentor to her clients - partnering with them to heal their relationship with food and their body through intuitive eating, mindfulness, and her unique SAVOR Strategies of Healing. Amanda works in collaboration with her clients to create practical, actionable steps so they can stop feeling chaotic around food, find compassion for their ever-changing bodies, and feel empowered to live a fulfilling life Savoring Food & Body.