Hello and welcome! My name is Sally Hammer and I am the owner of Nourished Roots. I am a credentialed Registered Dietitian with additional training in “Holistic” or Integrative and Functional Nutrition as well as Adult Weight Management.
I provide in-person and telehealth nutrition consultations as well as corporate wellness services using a holistic approach. My vision of wellness focuses on each client’s unique needs and goals. I aim to help people work towards optimal health, through health coaching, motivational support, and always taking into account the root cause of every health concern. In addition to private counseling, I love working with community groups and organizations to increase access to health and nutrition information.
My interest in nutrition sparked while volunteering in developing and underserved communities. When I saw how access to healthcare can be hard to come by and costly, I realized the immeasurable value of preventative health. I have seen the incredible power food and nutrition can have in supporting health and managing various health conditions.
I received a B.S. in Nutritional Sciences from Penn State University and then went on to complete my Dietetic Internship at Virginia Tech. I began my career providing nutrition counseling and community nutrition education as a dietitian in New Jersey. Since then I have received the Certificate of Training in Adult Weight Management Program by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Currently, I am passionately working towards the Integrative and Functional Medical Nutrition Therapy credential. I currently live in Denver, CO where I love being outdoors and enjoying the adventures of life with my husband Yoni.
You can contact me by calling (303) 209-8640 or emailing me at sally@nourishedrootsrd.com
Hello! My name is Talia Adler. I am a credentialed Registered Dietitian with an educational background in psychology.
Through my holistic approach, I help others achieve optimal health by adopting healthy habits into their life while providing support, accountability and motivation. I work under the assumption that health is a lifestyle and that identifying the root cause of health issues is the key to achieving balance, serenity and wellbeing. I help you work through and embrace the challenges that you will face while working toward your goals.
During my own health journey, I have found that nutrition can be one of the most powerful tools available to prevent, limit and treat disease. This includes physical and mental health issues as the body, mind and soul are invariably connected. Many of us, myself included, struggle with stress and various mental and physical issues that hinder our experience and functionality. I have been able to overcome these challenges through nutrition, herbal medicine, mindfulness practices, nature therapy and other natural tools. I have made it my mission to help others heal just as I have.
I received a B.S. in Dietetics from the University of Northern Colorado as well as a B.A. in Psychology from the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya, Israel. I am currently doing additional integrative training that includes Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurvedic Medicine and other holistic therapies. I have 10 years experience learning and working with other functional nutritionists and naturopaths and believe that in this field (and in life in general) one should never stop learning.
My approach to nutrition focuses on nourishing your whole self: body, mind, and spirit. Together we will focus on how to nourish your unique and amazing body through individualized support. First and foremost, I will listen to your story, background, goals and past barriers to better health to gain a better sense of your needs. We’ll work together toward achieving your individual goals for a happy and balanced life.
As a nutrition coach, I keep the focus on adding health — not deprivation or diets. My role is to motivate and help you succeed at a pace that works for you. Along the way we’ll develop clear and achievable goals, or action steps, for you to work on in between sessions. These goals help track your progression and make healthy lifestyle changes seem natural.
I understand there is complexity behind each individual’s needs. What works for you may be different than what works for your best friend, sister or co-worker. Whole food choices geared toward your specific needs can change your physical and mental health and are a large part of furthering your path to wellness. Through dietary monitoring and testing I am able to identify your unique nutrient and genomic (gene expression) makeup. In doing so, we can implement targeted food and nutrition interventions to optimize nutrient metabolism and lower your risk of chronic disease.
I also realize that in order to make change possible, you may need cooking and recipe support. When foods are not enough, reputable and safe supplements may be recommended to support optimal health.
Source: Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics