About

Rachel Harvest, MS, RDN

Nutrition, Nervous System Health, and Sustainable Behavior Change. Founder of The Harvest Method, a national telehealth practice providing functional and integrative nutrition therapy.

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About Rachel

Rachel Harvest is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, entrepreneur, and founder of The Harvest Method, a national telehealth practice providing functional and integrative nutrition therapy across the United States.

Rachel holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Nutrition from New York University and has advanced training in behavioral health nutrition, eating disorder treatment, functional medicine, and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Her work focuses on the intersection of nutrition, emotional regulation, nervous system health, and sustainable behavior change.

Before becoming a dietitian, Rachel was a professional ballerina. Her years in the ballet world deeply shaped her understanding of discipline, embodiment, and the cultural narratives surrounding food, performance, and body image.

Through The Harvest Method, Rachel has built a carefully curated team of Registered Dietitian Nutritionists who integrate evidence-based nutrition with behavioral and emotional skill-building. Together, they help clients move from confusion and self-criticism toward clarity, sustainable habits, and greater self-trust.

Founder of a national telehealth nutrition practice

Registered Dietitian with clinical and behavioral health expertise

Integrates functional nutrition with mindset and nervous system regulation

Experienced discussing eating behavior, emotional regulation, and habits

Combines clinical knowledge with practical tools for listeners

Topics Rachel Can Speak On

Nervous System Regulation and Eating Behavior

How stress, emotional overwhelm, and nervous system dysregulation shape food choices and habits.

Why Knowing What to Do Isn’t Enough

Understanding the behavioral and emotional barriers that prevent people from implementing health advice.

Emotional Intelligence and Food

How thoughts, emotions, and internal narratives influence eating patterns.

Functional Nutrition and Mental Health

How nutrition supports brain chemistry, mood regulation, and resilience.

Healing Disordered Eating Patterns

Moving from control and restriction toward sustainable nourishment.

Self-Trust and Sustainable Habits

Building a relationship with food and health that supports long-term well-being.

Entrepreneurship in Healthcare

Building and scaling a mission-driven nutrition practice.

The Harvest Method

The Harvest Method integrates nutrition science with behavioral and emotional skill-building. Our approach is guided by four foundational pillars:

Self-Knowledge

Understand your internal patterns so your choices come from awareness instead of autopilot.

Self-Care

Build daily practices that support your body, mind, and nervous system in practical ways.

Self-Trust

Strengthen confidence in your ability to make aligned decisions and follow through consistently.

Self-Respect

Create boundaries and standards that reflect your values, health goals, and long-term well-being.

By combining functional nutrition with behavioral tools, we help clients move beyond information and develop the skills needed to create sustainable change.

Previous Appearances

Podcast Interviews

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Speaking Engagements

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Expert Commentary

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Audience & Reach

Rachel speaks to audiences interested in:

Nutrition and Mental Health

Emotional Regulation and Behavior Change

Sustainable Wellness Practices

Personal Development and Self-Awareness

Primary audience: thoughtful professionals seeking practical ways to improve their health and relationship with food.

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