Welcome to
East Tennessee Nutrition & Wellness
East Tennessee Wellness Nutrition and its team of registered dietitians have a balanced approach to nutrition – no fad diets and no drastic changes. Because as we all know – that kind of lifestyle isn’t sustainable. Instead, we will teach you how to make healthier choices starting with small simple steps. Let us help you define your relationship with food for a happier, healthier life.
Krystal Cameron
- My motto – Let’s tackle those nutritional barriers! I can’t tell you how many clients I have chatted with during my 17 year career and they say something along the lines of “I know I’m giving you lots of excuses.” My favorite aspect is helping clients determine their mindset. Excuses = I can’t. Nutritional barriers = how can I? The thoughts we allow to dominate our minds will dominate our actions.
- My “why” – There are so many aspects that dictate our food choices. In my early career, I gained a deep understanding of the challenges people face while attempting to incorporate healthy food choices into their daily routines. I have developed keen insight into helping clients identify nutritional barriers and implement small, simple, strategic changes that positively impact health outcomes. Most importantly, this approach decreases mental noise surrounding food choices and produces long term success. My core “why” is to provide accountability, support and guidance throughout the process.
- My credentials: I earned my Bachelor’s Degree in Dietetics from Carson-Newman University and completed a distance internship through the State University of New York: Oneonta. I am a Registered Dietitian and licensed in Tennessee and Kentucky.
- Favorite allowance: Crumbl cookies
- Favorite recipe ingredients: chicken and black beans
- Favorite outdoor activity: hiking…anywhere…just give me a mountain! They speak to my soul.
- A personal touch: I’m a mom of three boys and while I grew up a super girly girl, I’m fully emersed in a world of hunting, fishing, farming, camping, and all things boys!
Jennifer Clark
- My motto – Knowledge is Power and Be Realistic! Change happens when we set small, realistic goals that work with your life, your schedule, your family and your preferences. Change happens when we understand why we need to make changes. I love to see client’s faces light up when they learn something new. It clicks. And then they are able to decide if they want to make a change or not. Because now, they understand why making a change is beneficial and have the motivation to do it.
- My “why” – I have always had a passion to help people. I was on my way to a nursing school when I took a prerequisite nutrition course and I fell in love.
- My credentials: I am a registered and licensed dietitian with over 12 years of experience in nutrition education and counseling. I have a bachelors degree in Human Ecology and Nutrition from the University of Tennessee and a masters degree in Clinical Nutrition from East Tennessee State University. I have had the honor and great pleasure of working with clients ranging from infancy to adulthood and specialties ranging from weight loss surgery to addiction recovery.
- Favorite allowance: Chocolate!
- Favorite recipe ingredients: Apples and eggs
- Favorite type of movement: Walking and running outside and body pump
- A personal touch: I am a wife to my highschool sweetheart and a mother to my three precious children. I am all about my faith, family, friends and food! I am a real person with real struggles and I have to remind myself to live by God’s grace, and not perfection!
Rebecca Johnson
- My Role – I assist the practice with administrative tasks, office communications and key projects. I have a background in medically based wellness and healthcare administration. If you have any questions regarding our practice, feel free to contact me.
- About Me – On the personal side, I live with my husband and three kids in Knoxville. On the weekends, you’ll likely find me cheering on one or more of my kids at multiple sporting events, sneaking in time with a good book or exercising.
