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Robyn Kievit, NP, RD, CEDS, MSCP. Nurse Practitioner, Dietitian, Certified Eating Disorder Specialist, Menopause Society Certified Practitioner.

Private Practice, Mentorship & Consultation. Psychopharmacology, Hormone Therapy & Nutrition. A nurse practitioner and registered dietitian with more than 25 years of experience, Robyn Kievit specializes in using medical science and psychopharmacology to support her clients in the areas of eating disorders, body image, perimenopause and menopause. Robyn led the industry as the first dietitian to become a nurse practitioner. Combining these degrees and modalities allows her to see patients through these dual lenses, enhancing and elevating the quality of care they receive. Robyn employs a patient, mentoring approach in her work, with an emphasis on helping clients attain their best health in small, new, habitual lifestyle steps while focusing on the positives of what clients are already practicing on their own. Her varied work background — as staff nurse, nurse practitioner, cardiac dietitian, and nutrition consultant to schools, hospitals, and professional sports teams — has given her a unique ability to achieve positive client results. Robyn sat on the Health Professional Advisors Panel for the Egg Nutrition Center and was the medical liaison for the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals metro-Boston chapter for three years. She also has served on the Consumer Advisory Boards for Paramount Farms, the Wheat Foods Council and as a nutrition expert to the American College Health Association. A sought-after speaker at industry conferences and events, Robyn has appeared live on both television and radio and has been quoted in Boston Magazine , Fitness Magazine, Fox News, Oxygen Magazine, The Boston Herald, The Boston Globe, ADVANCE for NP’s & PA’s, Today’s Dietitian and other national and local media. Robyn attained her FNP with a BSN and MSN in nursing, and earned a BS in Dietetics from the University of Connecticut. For ten years, she was credentialed as a Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics through the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. She is also a Certified Eating Disorders Registered Dietitian through the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals. She lives in Concord, MA, with her family.

11/11/2025

The most important question to ask isn’t how many minutes or how many calories: it’s “How much do I enjoy this?”

Because if you don’t like it, you won’t do it, no matter how “good for you” it’s supposed to be.

For some people, joining an exercise class brings energy, connection, and accountability. They thrive in that environment. For others, those same classes feel uncomfortable or even triggering. That’s okay, too.

👉🏼 There is no one-size-fits-all way to move your body.

✨ Maybe you hate the gym but love to dance in your kitchen.

✨ Maybe walking your dog through the woods is where you feel most alive.

✨ Maybe taking the stairs or stretching before bed gives you just enough of that spark.

Try this:

1️⃣ Make a list of movement that brings you a sense of joy, peace, or curiosity.

2️⃣ Choose one and do it this week.

3️⃣ Notice how your energy, mood, and self-talk shift when movement becomes something you get to do, not something you have to do.

Your body doesn’t need punishment, especially in midlife. It needs partnership.

11/10/2025

Perimenopause and menopause are more than hormonal transitions—they’re identity transitions.

For those with a history of eating disorders or body image struggles, this phase can reopen old wounds and amplify mental health symptoms.

Clinicians: It’s time to treat midlife as a critical window of vulnerability and opportunity.

With hormone-informed, weight-inclusive care, we can help women move through this stage with more stability, nourishment, and self-trust.

Get the education you need to start better supporting yourself or your clients through this transition with my brand new 2-hour on-demand course.

For $190 you get:

✨ 2-hour course
✨ 30 minute consult with me
✨ 3.5 CPEs! (for dietitians)

Link in bio to pre-register today!

11/07/2025

Dietitians: if you have midlife clients, don't ignore this! 💥

Midlife brings with it a lot of unique challenges, struggles and needs - and if you want to best support them, you have to fully understand the why, how and what of getting them through the common body image and disordered food struggles that very often arise.

That's why I designed my brand new course, launching next week!

👉🏼 Get in now and get the 2-hour course for just $190, which includes a 30-minute consult with me. And, dietitians get 3.5 CPEs for completing the course.

A win for you AND your clients!

Head to my bio link now to learn more and pre-register.

11/06/2025

Midlife isn’t a betrayal; it’s communication.

The changes you and/or your clients are noticing—energy, sleep, skin, mood, shape—aren’t proof that something’s wrong.

They signal that the body needs more support, more nourishment, and more compassion than the “fix-it” mindset we’ve been taught.

As a dietitian, part of your job is to help clients understand this - and this starts with you gaining a deeper understanding yourself!

👉 If you’re ready to better understand this as a dietitian supporting clients through perimenopause or menopause or as a dietitian going through these changes yourself, register for my brand new course now!

💥 Special launch pricing of $190 and 3.50 CPEs for dietitians plus a 30-minute consult with me! 💥

Start listening and guiding with curiosity instead of control. That’s where real healing begins.

11/04/2025

Hormones don’t just decline during perimenopause, they fluctuate. Wildly.

That’s because the body’s once perfectly synchronized system of checks and balances begins to fall out of rhythm as egg availability decreases.

What used to be a smooth hormonal dance becomes more like a free-form improv — and it can leave people feeling off balance, exhausted, or like they’re “losing it.”

✅ For clinicians, this means looking beyond labs and tuning into patterns, symptoms, and lived experience.

✅ For midlife women, it means knowing that what’s happening in your body is biological, not behavioral and support is available to help you through it.

Perimenopause may feel chaotic, but it’s your body doing exactly what it’s designed to do.

The chaos does calm down. 🌙

👉🏼 Ready to better understand this as a woman going through these changes or a clinician supporting clients through it? Pre-register for my brand new course now!

11/03/2025

We’ve made progress in unlearning perfection, but body ideals still run deep.

👉🏼 Swipe for the reminder we all need, especially as our body changes in midlife.

Save this for a day you need perspective.

10/31/2025

Midlife is an invitation to soften those rules.

To question the messages we absorbed about candy, sugar, and what it means to be “healthy.”

🎃This Halloween, give yourself permission to let go of the old stories.

You don’t have to earn candy, fear it, or moralize it. You can simply enjoy it and the freedom that comes with not making it mean anything about you.

10/30/2025

We designed this course to be comprehensive and doable for dietitians for their patients and maybe for themselves!

In it, you’ll find everything you need to know in just two hours. PLUS, dietitians will get 3.50 CPEs from CDR!

No fluff, no overwhelm, just clear, actionable guidance you can apply right away. Here’s a breakdown of the costs:

Initial launch pricing:
💡Individual access + 30-minute consult → $190
👥 Group rate for 6 dietitians (includes 1-hour consult): $1,000 total

After the launch round, pricing increases to:
💡Individual → $285
👥Group package → $1,200

👉Head to our bio link to learn more and pre-register today.

10/28/2025

Hormone therapy can be life-changing for women in midlife — but only when it’s approached with nuance, compassion, and collaboration.

As providers, we have a responsibility to move beyond outdated narratives and “quick fixes.”

🌸 Supporting a woman through perimenopause or menopause means understanding her whole picture: her mental health, her history with food and body image, her trauma, and her biology.

Hormone therapy isn’t about balancing levels - our cycles and phases of life change and this is normal. It’s about restoring quality of life.

When we listen, validate, and collaborate across disciplines, we create space for healing instead of confusion.

10/24/2025

Some takeaways from my time at annual meeting!

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