Nutrition counselling can support a wide range of health and wellness goals. At MAUD Medical Clinic, our nutrition services have a special focus on women’s health, including PCOS, endometriosis, perimenopause and menopause, digestive concerns, IBS, weight management, preconception, pregnancy, postpartum health, energy and overall wellness.

Our approach is personalized to your individual goals, lifestyle and stage of life.

Yes. MAUD Medical Clinic offers personalized nutrition counselling in Calgary with a focus on women’s health.

We recognize that nutritional needs can change throughout different stages of life. Our goal is to help you better understand your nutrition and develop practical, sustainable strategies that fit your health goals and everyday life.

Nutrition can play an important role in supporting health during perimenopause and menopause.

Nutrition counselling may address areas such as protein and fibre intake, bone and muscle health, heart health, energy, body composition, blood sugar management and overall dietary patterns.

At MAUD, nutrition counselling can also complement the perimenopause and menopause care available within our women’s health clinic.

Nutrition and lifestyle strategies can be an important part of supporting people living with PCOS.

Depending on your individual needs, nutrition counselling may focus on balanced meals, blood sugar management, adequate protein and fibre, sustainable eating habits and other practical strategies that support overall health.

There is no single “PCOS diet.” Our goal is to help you find an approach that is realistic, personalized and sustainable.

Yes. Nutrition counselling can be incorporated into a broader approach to living with endometriosis.

Your consultation may explore your current eating patterns, digestive symptoms, nutritional intake and practical dietary and lifestyle strategies based on your individual concerns and goals.

Yes. Nutrition counselling may be helpful for people experiencing IBS, constipation and other digestive concerns.

Because digestive symptoms can have many causes, recommendations are individualized rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all diet.

If your symptoms require medical investigation, we may recommend speaking with your family physician or another appropriate healthcare provider.

Yes. Our approach focuses on sustainable nutrition and lifestyle habits rather than restrictive or fad diets.

Depending on your goals, counselling may include meal structure, protein and fibre intake, portion awareness, meal planning and practical strategies that can be maintained over the long term.

The focus is not simply a number on the scale, but developing an approach to nutrition that supports your overall health and goals.

Nutrition counselling at MAUD is provided by Danielle Doyle, Holistic Nutrition Consultant.

Danielle works one-on-one with clients to develop practical nutrition and lifestyle strategies based on their individual needs and goals. As part of MAUD Medical Clinic, she works alongside our broader women’s health team, allowing nutrition to complement other aspects of a patient’s healthcare when appropriate.

No. The terms are not interchangeable. A Registered Dietitian (RD) is a regulated healthcare professional with specific university education, supervised training and registration requirements.

MAUD’s nutrition counselling is provided by Danielle Doyle, Holistic Nutrition Consultant, who works alongside our medical team as part of MAUD’s collaborative approach to women’s health. We value holistic nutrition because it considers nutrition within the bigger picture of a person’s health, lifestyle, life stage and individual goals, complementing the medical care available at MAUD.

Nutrition counselling with Danielle also provides an accessible way to get started. Appointments are available without lengthy wait times or a physician referral, giving patients an opportunity to begin working on practical nutrition and lifestyle strategies sooner.

For many patients, nutrition is one piece of a much larger health picture. Having nutrition counselling available within a women’s health clinic allows these conversations to complement medical care when appropriate, while providing a practical and personalized approach to everyday nutrition.

No. A physician referral is not required to book nutrition counselling at MAUD Medical Clinic.

You can book directly, making nutrition counselling an accessible starting point if you are looking for guidance with your nutrition, lifestyle or overall wellness goals.

Coverage varies depending on your extended health benefits provider and individual plan.

We recommend checking directly with your insurance provider before your appointment to determine whether services provided by a Holistic Nutrition Consultant are eligible for reimbursement under your plan.

MAUD Medical Clinic offers women-focused nutrition counselling in Calgary, Alberta.

Our nutrition services are available within a dedicated women’s health clinic, allowing nutrition to complement care related to areas such as hormonal health, PCOS, perimenopause, menopause, sexual health and other women’s health concerns.

This collaborative approach allows patients to consider nutrition as one part of their broader health and wellness.

You can book a nutrition consultation with Danielle Doyle directly through MAUD Medical Clinic.

No physician referral is required, and appointments are available for patients looking for personalized nutrition and lifestyle guidance.