Grace Stokes

MS, RDN, LDN
(she/her)

Offers Virtual & In-Person Sessions

Specialties: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), Adolescents & Adults, Anorexia Nervosa/Restricting, Binge, Bulimia Nervosa, Body Image, Chronic Dieting, Over-Exercising, General Eating Disorders.

Eating Disorder and PCOS Dietitian - Adolescents & Adults

My experience with eating disorders began early in my training as a registered dietitian nutritionist where I worked alongside intuitive eating/eating disorder dietitians. Along the way, I independently developed training materials for health providers to help tackle weight bias in the healthcare system and provided workshops to help people in the communities explore intuitive eating and body compassion. I began my career in the residential level of care working primarily with adolescents. After 2 years of intense learning, I expanded into working with adults and supervising other dietitians growing in the field of eating disorders at Center for Discovery. I’m excited to begin offering support in the outpatient setting as an eating disorder and PCOS dietitian helping clients develop food freedom.

Grace's Approach

I enjoy deep conversations, light-hearted laughs, and celebrating what makes people unique. I work with individuals from all gender identities using a Health at Every Size (HAES) and weight-inclusive approach to find a place of food freedom. My goal is to truly listen, support you through challenges (past or present), and encourage you on your journey to greater trust with food and your body. I am eager to help those on their recovery journey as well as support other conditions such as PCOS with an eating disorder-sensitive lens and have started a weight neutral PCOS group for education and peer support.

About Grace Stokes

A few things to know about me: I love to learn, I love cats, and I love plants. When I’m not in the office, I’m likely exploring Chicago’s coffee shops for the best matcha, reading non-fiction, or developing my yoga practice.