Taylor Polecrone, RD MHSc
Weight Loss Dietitian, Ontario
Sustainable weight care starts with your life, not a plan you have to fit into.
I work with people at any point in their journey — before, during, and after weight loss, on medication or off — to build an approach that fits their lifestyle and goals, to make weight loss last.
Awareness of how complex weight really is keeps growing, and so does access to weight loss medications. But most people are still navigating it without enough support. They're caught between conflicting advice online, food environments designed to work against them, and commercial programs that rarely survive real life.
After 5+ years and supporting hundreds of clients, I've built the practice I wish they'd always had, one that meets you wherever you're starting from.
You don't need to have it all figured out, or even be sure you're ready. Just curious enough to ask. Book a free discovery call and let's talk about what support could look like for you.
Why Work With A
Registered Dietitian?
In Ontario, the title "Registered Dietitian" is protected by law. RDs are regulated health professionals governed by the College of Dietitians of Ontario, which means we're held to a professional standard of practice.
Working with a Weight Loss Registered Dietitian in Ontario means:
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Your sessions may be covered by private health insurance — many extended health plans include Registered Dietitian coverage. Service receipts can be provided after each session for you to submit for reimbursement upon request.
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You have a regulated professional who understands your labs, medications, health conditions, and adapts your plan as your health picture changes.
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If you're managing a chronic condition, or exploring GLP-1 medications like Wegovy or Zepbound, you have a practitioner who understands the mechanism of action, and how to mitigate side effects and optimize your experience.
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Your care is grounded in evidence-based practice, not trends or testimonials.
Ready to get started?
Vision
A Future Where...
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Quality-of-life metrics matter more than the number on the scale.
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People feel empowered to make informed medical decisions about their weight.
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Obesity is treated like the chronic disease it is, with the same rigour, compassion, and long-term thinking as any other condition.
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These conversations happen openly; without guilt, shame, or stigma.
Values
Honesty
No spin, no quick-fix promises, no just telling you what you want to hear.
Compassion
Guilt and shame are not tools. They have no place here.
Evidence-Based Rigour
What I say is grounded in science, not trends.
Quality of Life
Measured in how you feel, move, and live, not just the scale.
Continuous Learning
Staying current as this field continues to evolve and expand.
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