Trista Chan of Nest & Nurture

Nutrition-led care for PMOS (PCOS), endometriosis and fertility

BIPOC-owned. Weight-neutral.
Trauma-informed care, from a team that gets it.

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The Good Life Dietitian has expanded — meet Nest & Nurture

The problem you’re living with:

You've been told your labs are "normal"…but your hormones feel anything but. You're ready for care that takes your symptoms seriously.

You've tried every probiotic on the shelf. Still stuck. It's time to actually heal your gut, not just manage it.

Growing your family is harder than you expected. From TTC to postpartum, you deserve real support — not generic food lists.

Living with diabetes feels like a full-time job. We help you manage it without turning every meal into math.

You're done with the binge-restrict cycle. And you're ready to eat for self-care, not self-control.

You've been told to "just lose weight" and "come back when it's worse." We start where you are — not where a chart says you should be.

This is where the guesswork ends, and the real change begins.

We support people navigating hormone, digestive, metabolic, and reproductive health concerns — especially when symptoms feel interconnected, chronic, or dismissed.

PMOS (PCOS) · Endometriosis · PMDD · Fertility and TTC · Postpartum · Disordered eating recovery · Gut health · Metabolic health · Perimenopause

Mental health support with a therapist

Nutrition therapy with a registered dietitian

Diagnostics, lab work and medication management with a nurse practitioner

Start here.
Stay supported.
Feel like
yourself again!

Trista Chan

Trusted by our community.

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Trusted by our community. *

client return rate, reflecting trust and continuity of care

90%

of surveyed clients report improvements across symptoms and broader measures of health - including lab trends, energy, digestion, skin, strength, mental wellbeing, and their relationship with food.

94%

“After years of being told my labs were fine, this was the first team that took my PCOS symptoms seriously. For the first time in a long time, I feel good around food instead of afraid of it.”

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Trista Chan

Join us for live events, Q&As, and community-led conversations in 2026 that make navigating your body feel less overwhelming, and a lot more empowering. 

Hormone issues are complicated. Your care shouldn’t be.