Diana Wright, MS RD CEDRD-S, LIN Owner

I’m the owner of LIN and a Registered Dietitian specializing in the treatment of eating disorders and subclinical disordered eating. I provide individualized consultations that focus on more than just nutrition information, but rather the support to help clients improve their relationship with food and body image. I have been working in the field for 12 years and am grateful to have counselled hundreds of diverse individuals through a weight inclusive framework. I am passionate and devoted to all of our LIN clients, ensuring that they feel supported and inspired throughout their journey. 

I completed my dietetic internship and Master's of Science in Clinical Nutrition through the New York University and Bronx Veterans Affairs Medical Center program. I have since worked as the program director of an intensive outpatient eating disorder program as well as the director of nutrition for a nationwide eating disorder recovery program. Ultimately, Life Inspired Nutrition has truly been my life’s work.  I love building authentic connections with my clients in the private practice setting and pride myself on offering a warm, compassionate, and grounded approach. 

Outside of the office, I enjoy spending time with my family, visiting my hometown on the East Coast, making people laugh, and dancing. In the last couple of years, I have begun exploring my identities and many privileges more deeply. I identify as a cis-gendered (pronouns are she/her/hers), straight, white, thin, Jewish woman and these aspects have woven my life experiences, which impacts client care. I seek out diversity consultation, books, podcasts and advocacy opportunities to build upon my awareness. In doing so, I have been humbled to open my eyes to the extreme inequities in the dietetics field, as most dietitians look like me and share similar experiences. I believe strongly that it is the responsibility of those with power, including myself, to take action and foster change through supporting organizations that center marginalized folx. Please see our resources section for more information