Dana J. Fryer, MS, RDN, CNSC

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Dana J. Fryer, MS, RDN, CNSC

Dana J. Fryer Nutrition LLC provides nutrition counseling and tutoring for dietitian/students.

03/27/2026

Working with a dietitian isn’t just getting told what is good or bad to eat! We’re also having a lot of conversations around the emotions surrounding food!

Not addressing stress management is a common mistake! Good sleep, mood, diet and exercise habits need to happen together to have optimal health!

03/26/2026

Honored to receive the Emerging Dietetics Leader award from at the annual Massachusetts Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics conference!✨🥹 Congrats to the other award winners!

I feel really lucky to be in a career that I love and can’t wait to continue to serve as a leader for the dietitian community as the next president on MAND!

I’m so glad my mom got to come to see me receive my award and meet so much of my dietitian community ❣️

03/25/2026

✨Now appecting application for a summer intern!

As my intern you will gain experience in social media, private practice, clinical nutrition and nutrition education. Each week we will have a live mentoring meeting that is focused on a topic of your choice. In addition to this experience and learning many skills related to running a business in your internship you will also have access to my RD Prep Courses whenever you sit for the RD exam! This position is an unpaid position.

Time commitment for this position requires at least 5 hours each week (additional hours available if you desire). Schedule is flexible as you will be working independently with scheduled meetings with me that are typically Thursday or Friday mornings (please do not apply if you don’t have this availability).

This position is remote, but there will be opportunities for in-person meetings for those in the Boston area.

Start date is flexible with the intern ideally starting by late May.

Please review the internship details in this post and email your resume & video to contact@danajfnutrition.com if you would like to be considered for the role. Apply by 4/15 to be considered.

03/24/2026

👩🏼‍⚕️Love when I get referrals from PCP’s because they already have a lot to do with HUGE case loads and RD’s are a key healthcare team member!

With your dietitian our focus is on using your diet to improve your health and we do have to rush as your appointments are covered by insurance and private practice dietitians have very different schedules than doctors!

If you leave your doctors appointment confused on what you should be eating you aren’t alone and that is a great reason to work with a dietitian 🙋🏼‍♀️

03/19/2026

🪷One of the biggest struggles my clients have is that the habits that go with a healthy lifestyle aren’t the norm!

This spring let’s prioritize habits like not drinking at every social event, walking/biking for transportation, home cooking and outside for fresh air and vitamin D ☀️

03/05/2026

🤔Food decisions are more complicated than you think!

A key reason my clients come to work with me is to help them gain insight into how to shift their eating habits and learn how they can more easily improve their diet quality!

Plus most insurance plans cover working with a registered dietitian! Learn more at danajfnutrition.com 🙋🏼‍♀️

02/22/2026

❄️With my clients we work on healthy eating become an easy default regardless of what is happening!

A diet that only works when your schedule is perfect and your life is low. stress is not something that’s realistic!

working with a dietitian is a great way to find meeting pattern that actually works with your life, gets you to your health goals and doesn’t feel restrictive.

02/20/2026

As we continue heart health month you need to be thinking about your potassium intake (and not just 🥔🍌!)

Swipe to learn more about potassium and your blood pressure!

02/19/2026

🤨As a registered dietitian whose education was only made possible by loans and an educator for graduate programs these proposed changes make me mad!

With so many healthcare shortages already we need to be doing more to support the people who want to dedicate themselves to caring for and making Americans healthier!

Access to loans is one piece, but so is improved payment and decreased education costs!

Whether you are a student, RD, MS level healthcare provider or consumer of healthcare your messages to our representatives matter!

I have already sent in my comments and you have until March 2nd to do so! This is a great way to get involved in public policy. For my fellow MA dietitians has a whole team for public policy that always needs volunteers!

From : The U.S. Department of Education is updating how it defines “professional degree programs.” This decision will determine how much federal student loan funding dietetics graduate students can access. Right now, nutrition and dietetics programs are not clearly included in the list of professional degree programs.
If excluded, future registered dietitian nutritionists (RDNs) may face:
Lower federal loan limits
Loss of Grad PLUS loan eligibility
Reliance on higher-interest private loans
Delayed or abandoned training
Without appropriate loan access, many qualified students will not be able to enter the profession. This is not only a financial aid issue. It is a health care workforce issue.
The U.S. Department of Education will consider public comments through March 2 before finalizing the rule. Your voice can directly influence the final policy.
What You Can Do (2-5 minutes)
Download your audience-specific comment letter template using one of the links below.
Personalize your letter (required, even 2–3 sentences matters).
Submit your letter at regulations.gov using the comment box in the top left corner.
Encourage your colleagues and classmates to add their voice – share this page!
Every comment submitted helps protect the future of the nutrition and dietetics profession and the communities that depend on RDNs.

02/13/2026

📱Social media can be harming your healthy goals when you are following accounts that are glorifying a “perfect” lifestyle.

As we finish enter month 2 of 2026 do yourself a favor and unfollow accounts that aren’t supporting your mental health and make you feel guilt and shame.

My goal with my page is that this can be a space for reliable nutrition and health education and promotes a realistic and healthy lifestyle and diet 🥰 So I am glad you are here!

02/12/2026

⚖️Proud to serve the & my patients advocating for improved access to registered dietitians and protection of the registered dietitian credential!

We have so many opportunities to get involved in state politics (many can be done from home) and MAND needs your help! Check out eatrightma.org public policy page or DM me to get help finding how you can help!

This session we are working on pay parity for telehealth (aka making sure insurance companies don’t cut rates for private practice dietitians providing telehealth appointments) and strengthening the state RD license to help MA prepare to enter the RD compact. If you are a dietitian in MA and care about either of those issues let’s chat!

Dont forget to check out for more resources on the seat at every table campaign!

Address

Brookline, MA
02445–02447, 02467

Website

http://danajfnutrition.com/

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