Kerri is an anti-diet Registered Dietitian, Certified Eating Disorder Specialist-Approved Supervisor, Certified Exercise Physiologist and Co-Founder and Director of Nutrition at Main Line Center for Eating Disorders. She believes that all bodies are good bodies, there is no such thing as “bad foods” and that diet culture has no place at our tables. She has extensive clinical expertise in providing Medical Nutrition Therapy and nutrition counseling for children, teens and young adults with eating disorders, subclinical disordered eating, weight suppression and Relative Energy Deficit of Sport (RED-S). She evaluates each patient’s historical growth and developmental status when setting individualized goal weights and she supports clients and their families in working toward holistic recovery - a sound body and a peaceful, flexible mind free from disordered thoughts and behaviors. She prioritizes getting clients back to their activities, sports and lives as quickly as is safely possible. She also specializes in intuitive eating, responsive feeding, preventing/reversing “picky” eating and helping parents make mealtime more peaceful by removing the guilt, anxiety, stress and conflict around feeding their families.

Kerri previously worked at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia in the Eating Disorder Assessment and Treatment Program for over 10 years where she treated pediatric, adolescent and young adult patients in multidisciplinary inpatient and outpatient settings. Kerri currently serves as the Vice President of the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals and is an active member of the Academy of Eating Disorders’ Medical Care Standards Committee. She is also a Certified Exercise Physiologist through the American College of Sports Medicine and a Registered Yoga Teacher. Kerri received her master’s degree from Drexel University.

Kerri has presented locally, nationally and internationally on pediatric eating disorders and has been published in peer reviewed journals, pediatric nutrition textbooks and the Pediatric Nutrition Care Manual. She has provided multiple trainings for clinicians, schools, eating disorder centers and community groups on preventing weight-based harm, fighting diet culture, and early recognition and rapid intervention for treating pediatric and adolescent eating disorders. Kerri also provides approved supervision for Registered Dietitians and other clinicians looking to specialize in treating eating disorders.

Kerri loves to spend time with her husband, two daughters, deeply feeling Lab mix and two fluffy cats. You can usually find her chauffeuring to the cheer and gymnastics gyms or on the field coaching her kids’ soccer and lacrosse teams, but her heart is at the beach. She is also a Registered Yoga Teacher and enjoys a wide array of joyful movement!