Meet Diana

Diana Reid - FODMAP Everyday Success Team RDNDiana is a Registered Dietitian who lives part of the year in the tiny country of Luxembourg in Europe and part of the year in Seattle, Washington. She has a private practice that reflects her international background, and counsels clients with gastrointestinal disorders, food allergies and intolerances, and other nutritional issues.

Diana has completed the Monash University Low FODMAP dietitian’s training and the Advanced FODMAP Training for Dietitians course from Kings College of London. She holds a masters in public health from the University of Washington, and previously worked in community and public health prior to starting her private practice.

Diana has 3 young children and spends a lot of time driving them around to soccer practice. She loves running, cooking, weightlifting, reading and traveling. And eating!

Be sure to read our in-depth interview with Diana here! 


Professional Bio
  • Diana Reid, MPH, RD is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist based in Seattle, WA and Luxembourg City, Luxembourg. Diana earned her Masters Degree in Public Health from the University of Washington and completed her Bachelors of Arts degree in Business Administration at Western Washington University. She has also received a certification in Business Management for Entrepreneurs from UCLA’s Anderson School of Business.
  • Diana is a Monash University Low FODMAP Certified Dietitian and has also completed the Advanced FODMAPs Training for Dietitians from Kings College of London. She is also trained in Motivational Interviewing (MI) and completed Molly Kellogg’s advanced MI training for dietitians in 2015.
  • Prior to establishing her private nutrition practice, Diana worked as an outpatient dietitian for SeaMar Community Health Centers in Washington State. Here she provided nutrition counseling services for a very diverse patient population. Diana also served as Nutrition Supervisor for all of SeaMar’s dietitians across Washington State, and provided mentoring and leadership for a team of registered dietitians spanning over a dozen individual healthcare clinics.
  • During graduate school, Diana completed a number of different clinical nutrition internships in the greater Seattle area, including Seattle Children’s Hospital, Harborview Medical Center and Neighborcare Health. Diana also was a graduate teaching assistant for a Sports Nutrition course at University of Washington, where she lectured on various topics and mentored students.
  • Diana is a member of the American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, including the Pediatric Nutrition, Diabetes Care and Education, Weight Management, and Sports and Wellness Practice Groups. She is also a member of the International Affiliate of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetic Diana regularly attends international nutrition conferences, so she can stay up to date on the latest in nutritional science and best practices in nutrition care. She recently attended the FNCE conference in Chicago, IL, the GastroDiet Conference in Prato, Italy and she will attend the European Nutrition and Dietetics Conference in June 2018.
  • Diana currently provides counseling services for clients in English and Spanish and will earn her certification to counsel patients in French later this year (2018).
Publications  https://www.clippings.me/dianareid

Description of Practice

The Global Dietitian is a private nutrition practice that offers personalized nutrition coaching services for individuals, couples and families. Diana provides in-person and/or online support for gastrointestinal issues, weight management, cooking and shopping with an eye toward better nutrition and dealing with picky eaters or limited palates. Diana also works with athletes, both adults and adolescents, on a local and national level to provide education and support for eating for sport and performance.

Services
  • Gut and Autoimmune Health, including IBS, IBD, food allergies and intolerance
  • Pediatric & Adolescent Nutrition
  • Diabetes & Chronic Disease
  • General Health & Wellness
  • Sports Nutrition
Contact Diana

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FOLLOW DIANA

  

I’m a huge proponent of getting enough fiber in our daily diet, especially because a low FODMAP diet can make this a bit complicated. I love working with clients to explore new sources of fiber.

Often, we’ll make a trip to the grocery store and pick out a new fruit or vegetable they haven’t tried before and plan a meal or snack around that. Developing a varied “toolbox” of low FODMAP fiber sources can be extremely helpful to keeping one’s gut on track!

My Favorite Low FODMAP Recipe Header

I love Dédé Wilson and Kate Scarlata’s new book, The Low-FODMAP Diet Step by Step. It’s got such great, easy to follow tips on how to get started on the diet, and the recipes are so delicious it’s hard to pick just one!

Some of the more recent online recipes I’ve tried and enjoyed include the Butter Chicken recipe from the FODMAP It ™ section of FODMAP Everyday and Kate Scarlata’s Baked Oatmeal Cups. My kids especially loved this last one and customized theirs with individual toppings.