Dietetic Counseling
Dive into your specific nutrition interest, goal, or challenge. Celeste specializes in a hands-on approach and follows her patients’ lead as they work together on creative, culinary solutions. We offer counseling in Spanish as well as English.
We accept NC Medicaid, and can work with you to bill private insurance.
Are you interested in dietetic counseling but not quite sure if Camellia is right for you? Set up a 15 minute FREE consultation to speak with Celeste, our owner and dietitian.
Get to Know Us Better
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Meet Your Dietitian
Celeste is a Health At Every Size (HAES) - aligned culinary dietitian. She believes all foods can fit into a healthy diet, and uses culinary creativity to help clients reach their nutritional goals in a tasty, enjoyable way. Celeste affirms and celebrates neurodiversity, and works with individuals and families to find the best nutrition solutions for them or their children. She is trained in the SOS approach to feeding, an evidence-based treatment for Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD). Celeste offers counseling in both English and Spanish.
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Why Camellia?
Camellia Culinary isn’t a traditional dietetic practice. Our business hosts community cooking and pediatric food exposure classes, offers meal prepping and meal planning for local families, and also provides dietetic counseling for kids. We believe cooking and hands-on time with food is essential for nutritional autonomy. Because we spend so much time cooking, we make recommendations that are feasible, cost- and time-effective, and most importantly, delicious!






Now Partnered with Play to Grow Occupational Therapy
Play to Grow utilizes a holistic approach within a child's natural environment to help connect them with the world around them. They create a culture of growth and inclusion through therapeutic play and Occupational Therapy intervention that encourages children forward while celebrating their uniqueness.
We work with their OTs to help children with feeding challenges like Pediatric Feeding Disorder, tube weaning, and sensory difficulties with food.