I’m Grace, your
Dietitian Nutritionist
Grace Aguirre, MS, RDN, IFNCP
I help you understand what may be getting in the way of feeling your best and build a personalized, practical path forward.
Nutrition Care Built Around You
Your health is more than a list of symptoms, and nutrition is more than a list of foods to eat or avoid.
When we work together, we look at the bigger picture: your symptoms, health history, eating patterns, lifestyle, stress, sleep, movement, relationship with food, and the other factors that may be influencing how you feel.
Instead of chasing every symptom or handing you another set of rules, we'll focus on understanding what your body may be communicating and what it needs to function well.
Together, we'll turn that understanding into practical nutrition and lifestyle changes that fit your real life, with room to learn, adjust, and build from there.
No perfection. No one-size-fits-all plan. Just thoughtful, personalized care designed to help you move forward with greater clarity and confidence.
Insurance Coverage Coming Soon
Lens of Grace Nutrition is preparing to expand access through insurance-based care. Current contracts are in progress for in-network nutrition care with Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and more soon to come. Coverage and eligibility vary by plan, and insurance billing will begin once credentialing and effective dates are finalized.
Want to know when insurance-based appointments become available?
The foundations that shape how we approach health at LGN.
Food that supports your body without rigid rules or extremes.
Nourishing Nutrition
Supporting the rhythms and recovery your body needs to function well.
Restorative Sleep
Recognizing how stress and nervous-system load can influence the way you feel.
Stress & Resilience
Building greater trust, flexibility, and confidence around food and your body.
Mindset & Food Relationship
Movement that builds strength, resilience, and health rather than punishment.
Supportive Movement
Considering the everyday surroundings and habits that can influence health.
Your Environment
Frequently Asked Questions
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LGN currently accepts Aetna and is expanding insurance access. UnitedHealthcare is expected to be available soon, with additional California plans potentially to follow. Coverage for medical nutrition therapy varies by plan and benefits must be verified.
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Yes. Most 1:1 nutrition care is available virtually, making it easier to fit appointments into real life while still receiving personalized, comprehensive support.
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Nutrition can influence many interconnected areas of health. Clients may come to LGN for support with digestive concerns, energy and fatigue, metabolic and blood sugar health, hormones and women’s health, cravings and relationship with food, or simply feeling unsure about what their body needs. We’ll look at the bigger picture and determine where nutrition can make the most meaningful difference.
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We’ll take a deeper look at your health history, symptoms, eating patterns, lifestyle, goals, and what you’ve already tried. From there, we’ll identify priorities and begin building a practical nutrition plan around your needs rather than trying to change everything at once.
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Not by default. LGN does not use restriction simply for the sake of eating “perfectly.” When specific nutrition strategies are appropriate, we’ll discuss why they may be useful, how long they’re intended to be used, and how they fit into the bigger picture. The goal is to build confidence and flexibility around food, not more fear or rules.
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When appropriate, specialty testing may be considered as one piece of the overall assessment. Testing is not required for every client, and recommendations are based on whether the information is likely to meaningfully guide your care.
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That depends on your goals, health history, and the level of support you need. Some people need focused guidance around a specific concern, while others benefit from working together over several months as we implement, assess, and adjust their plan.
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A free introductory call is a chance to talk about what you’re experiencing, what you’re hoping to accomplish, and whether LGN is a good fit for the support you need. There’s no expectation that you have everything figured out before reaching out.
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Yes! FSA/HSA cards are accepted for eligible nutrition services. We’re also happy to provide documentation when needed for reimbursement or substantiation. Eligibility ultimately depends on your individual plan.
Since we'll be working closely together, I think it's important that you know a little about the person behind LGN.
My interest in nutrition started as a teenager, but not necessarily in the healthiest way. Like so many women, I grew up surrounded by diet culture and eventually absorbed the message that being “healthy” meant controlling my weight, eating perfectly, and constantly trying to improve my body.
By college, while studying nutrition and working toward becoming a dietitian, I was dealing with my own complicated relationship with food and exercise alongside digestive symptoms, stress, anxiety, and a body that increasingly seemed difficult to understand. Ironically, I knew a lot about nutrition while still having a lot to learn about actually caring for myself.
A little more
about me…
Over time, my education, clinical training, personal experiences, and faith reshaped the way I thought about health. I became much more interested in understanding why the body responds the way it does, while also learning that pursuing health doesn't have to mean obsessing over it.
That experience still shapes the way I practice today. I want my clients to have good science and thoughtful, individualized care, but also room for real life. My hope is that you leave our work together understanding your body better, feeling more confident in your choices, and needing fewer rules, not more.
A few things about me
Faith
My Christian faith is deeply important to me and shapes the way I approach life, people, and my work. LGN isn’t a faith-based practice, but grace is more than just a word in the name.
Family
My day to day is with my husband, Robert, and our two little ones who keep me grounded, busy, and very aware that healthy habits have to work in real family life.
Lifelong learner
I’m endlessly curious about how life and the human body work. I love digging into nutrition science, philosophy, theology, asking better questions, and continuing to learn as the evidence evolves.
A warm sip & good food
Coffee or tea is a daily pleasure, and I genuinely love good food. To me, food is nourishment, celebration, tradition, connection, memories, and so much more. I believe there’s room for convenience and creativity, simplicity and extravagance, and, of course, donuts.
Outdoors & movement
I feel my best when I’m moving. Strength training, biking, walking, and getting outside are some of my favorite ways to reset and take care of myself.
Real life, not perfection
I’m a dietitian, but I’m also a real person living a full life. I believe health should support the life you want to live, not become another thing you have to do perfectly.
I’d love to support you on your journey.
Let’s chat about your goals and see if we’re a good fit!
