About AIM Nutrition Consulting

My struggles with food started at the age of 12. For many years, I tried extreme diets and weight loss solutions to try to reach an impossible ideal. In college, I decided to become a Dietitian so I could become a professional dieter, although I didn’t realize it until many years later. My mission is to fight against diet culture and show other women how they can eat stress-free. No more guilt, shame, or struggle around food. I want everyone to enjoy the freedom and confidence to live their lives without the vicious chains of extreme diets. My journey to self love and body acceptance along with my career as a Dietitian has allowed me to help hundreds of women finally feel comfortable in their own skin.

I thought shrinking my body would improve my confidence, but it never did. It wasn’t until I realized that my worth was more than my appearance that I truly began to accept myself for who I am. I used to count calories, weigh & measure every morsel of food, and obsess over macros. Now I’ve learned how to reach my nutrition & fitness goals while enjoying the foods that I love.

Today, I help individuals who have been on the binge-restrict cycle for years, or even decades. My personalized nutrition coaching program has helped hundreds of men and women gain confidence, improve their body image, and focus on what brings them joy. As a wife and mom of two girls, I know how important it is to heal your own relationship with food so it isn’t passed onto future generations.

My goal as a Dietitian is to help you reach your goals without giving up all the things you love, and give you the tools to be healthy for life.

Are you ready to stop stressing and obsessing over food?

Growing up I considered myself to be an athlete. I played every sport available to me from the age of 8 until I was in college. Competitive softball was my passion but I was soon burnt out by the time high school was coming to an end. It was easy for me to stay active in college with sports, because I loved the game. I graduated college with a love of fitness but a degree in Engineering. Working in the construction industry didn’t stop me from helping and encouraging friends & family on their own fitness journeys.

I was juggling a stressful career, a marriage, and two little kids, and it was taking a toll on my mental and physical health. My body changed, and not in the ways I would have liked. I stayed active, but I just couldn’t get to a place where I liked what I saw in the mirror. It has taken a lot of work, but I know now that my body is strong and capable of so many things, even though it may not look the same as it did a decade ago. My journey isn’t just about losing weight, it’s a journey of self-acceptance.

My main goal is to help others learn how to move their bodies and love them for what they are capable of doing. I have a passion for helping others appreciate what they can accomplish, both inside and outside of the gym.

My love for food and nutrition started when I was sixteen and my mom worked with a Registered Dietitian in my high school cafeteria. Every morning I would go to the cafeteria and chat with the ladies working. Eventually I learned a Registered Dietitian could work in many different areas but ultimately still work in the realm of food and nutrition, and I loved that! Also, I love food! I love eating food, cooking food, growing my own food, and talking about food. Being a Dietitian seemed like the perfect career path for me.

Over the last decade I have worked in many different areas such as corporate wellness, clinical nutrition, outpatient nutrition, and teaching. In particular, I enjoy helping clients with gastrointestinal issues as this area is near and dear to my heart. I myself have been diagnosed with IBS and lactose intolerance. I have gone through all of the intolerance testing and procedures like many of my clients have. Additionally, I have two young children with dairy allergies. I get it. I understand how frustrating it can be to not feel your best, not know why, and not be able to find foods you like to eat that also make you feel good. If this is you, I want to help you find enjoyment in food again!

Deanna is the Administrative Assistant at AIM Nutrition Consulting and is often one of the first friendly faces you’ll connect with. With more than 20 years of experience in healthcare, she is passionate about helping others feel supported and cared for throughout their wellness journey.

As a proud fire wife and mom of two, Deanna understands the challenges of balancing family, work, and personal health. After spending six years as a stay-at-home mom, she developed an even greater appreciation for the importance of physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Fitness and nutrition have been an important part of her own life, helping her stay strong and energized through every season.

Inspired by her passion for health, Deanna is currently working toward her Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) and Certified Nutrition Coach (CNC) certifications. She is excited to continue growing her knowledge so she can encourage and support others as they build realistic, sustainable healthy habits.

Whether she’s helping schedule appointments, answering questions, or welcoming new clients, Deanna is committed to making every person feel valued from the very first interaction.

Carrie Dunwoody is a Registered Nurse with nearly 14 years of experience helping individuals improve their health through compassionate, whole-person care. Her background includes acute care, rehabilitation, consulting, insurance, and primary care, giving her a broad understanding of the challenges people face in managing their health.

As a Certified Health Coach, Carrie is passionate about helping clients bridge the gap between knowing what to do and actually doing it. She specializes in building sustainable habits, overcoming barriers, improving wellness balance, and creating realistic routines that fit into everyday life.

Carrie believes lasting change comes from consistency, not perfection. Through personalized coaching, accountability, and encouragement, she helps clients build confidence and create healthy habits that support long-term success.

Outside of coaching, Carrie enjoys strength training, Pilates, and spending time with her family.