This is a fair question. 

One I've had to give a lot of thought to because I'm not a nutritionist or physician (both have gone through my program). I hold these professions and evidence-based medicine in high esteem. However, their work isn't designed to help you navigate a world designed for weight gain. Science alone is data. How to make that data useful for you is what I offer. The value is clarity about what's been keeping you from a healthy weight and what to do about it.

Eating healthfully isn't complicated. What's complicated is what's causing you to overeat.

I learned how to handle these triggers by remedying my chronic weight gain. In the decade (plus) since that loss, I've gone about carefully quantifying what actually needs to be addressed. I continually cross-check my work with scientific studies and professionals from all walks of life (never diet gurus).

People tell me over and over that what they most want is to trust themselves again. To live in peace with their bodies. Self-control is the product of a constellation of changes. I've quantified what those are and connected the dots.

You can learn. You can do better. You can fix things that have long troubled you. 

I'm a thinker, writer, and lifelong learner.  

I believe in resilience and actively pursuing better approaches to meeting life's challenges.

These aren't just buzzwords to be thrown around. I grew up with an emotionally abusive mother, had a brush with alcohol addiction, spent a decade in a disastrous marriage, and survived breast cancer (twice).

Finding peace, solving life's vexing challenges, and living in a way that nurtures and honors who I am is my life's work. 

You might be wondering how that relates to weight. Therein lies the secret sauce to my approach. Weight is undoubtedly affected by food and movement, but the heart of the problem is (as you suspected) more complicated.

Your weight is the product of your internal life and external environment. Sorting through that is the work that produces lasting weight loss.

not another diet is the culmination of nearly fifteen years of methodically and calmly solving health and weight challenges.

I love the work and feel like I'm making a meaningful difference in people's lives.

What a joy.