Clinical Supervision for Dietitians

Grow your confidence, sharpen your clinical skills, & build a practice that aligns with your values.

Crystal offers 1:1 supervision at the intersection of functional nutrition and eating disorder care.

These sessions are designed to help you:

  • Explore and strengthen your counseling skills

  • Receive support around burnout, boundaries, and sustainable practice

  • Build confidence in delivering weight-inclusive care and using functional nutrition tools

  • Deepen your understanding of trauma-informed, weight-inclusive care

With a background in both functional nutrition and eating disorder treatment, Crystal brings a balanced, compassionate, and nonjudgmental lens to supervision.

  • As a dietitian who’s been in the field but is new to private practice, working with Crystal for supervision has been incredibly valuable. I deeply appreciate her warm, approachable presence paired with clear, thoughtful guidance and actionable recommendations.

    Kristine Berube, RD, LDN, RYT at Kristine Berube Wellness

  • I'm an experienced dietitian (in practice for 16 years) in eating disorders, gut health, functional nutrition. Crystal is a wealth of information and was helpful at helping me put complex topics into order and orienting them within hormonally focused nutrition interventions. Beyond providing me with exactly the information and perspective I was looking for, Crystal is generous with sharing resources and guides you can integrate into your practice.

    Erica Butler, RDN, LD, CEDS-S at Aligned Nutrition

Our Supervision Values

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    Rooted in Compassion

    We provide gender-affirming and trauma-informed guidance that honors your lived experience as a provider.

  • Group icon symbolizing weight-inclusive nutrition care for all body sizes

    Weight-Inclusive

    We uphold a non-diet, weight-inclusive framework that supports your professional development.

  • Spiral icon representing holistic, personalized nutrition support

    Holistic & Functional

    We bring expertise in holistic and functional nutrition to help you connect root causes, clinical reasoning, and client-centered care in your practice.

Meet Crystal Savoy, MS, RD, LDN

Crystal began offering clinical supervision after years of supporting dietitians navigating the nuanced, layered work of eating disorder care and holistic nutrition. With experience mentoring students and leading a group practice, she finds deep fulfillment in helping fellow clinicians grow into more confident, curious, and grounded practitioners.

Crystal creates a supportive space where dietitians can explore complex cases, clarify their approach, and feel more aligned in their work — whether they’re just starting out or seeking new depth in their practice.

Details & Scheduling

Clinical supervision isn’t just about skill-building — it’s about feeling supported as a whole person. Supervision is offered virtually and can be booked as single sessions or in ongoing packages. If you're unsure whether this is the right fit, reach out to us for a consultation.

Contact Crystal to inquire about rates and availability at admin@crystalsavoyrd.com

 Clinical Supervision FAQs

  • While not yet common practice among registered dietitian nutritionists, clinical supervision is widely considered the gold standard for professional development in fields like counseling and therapy.

    The purpose of supervision is two-fold:
    – To support your growth, confidence, and clinical skill as a provider
    – To ensure the best possible care and outcomes for your clients

    Supervision offers a confidential, collaborative space to process challenges, expand your lens, and strengthen your practice, especially when navigating complex cases, burnout, or ethical dilemmas.

  • Crystal works with:
    – Dietitians in eating disorder care, holistic/functional nutrition, or trauma-informed practice
    – New RDs seeking mentorship
    – Private practice providers wanting more support
    – Clinicians feeling overwhelmed, unsure, or isolated

  • You set the goals, but common areas include:
    – Complex or “stuck” client cases
    – Scope of practice and ethical considerations
    – Body image and weight-inclusive care
    – GI/functional nutrition integration
    – Provider burnout and boundary-setting
    – Starting and building a sustainable, values-aligned practice

  • No. Supervision is professional, not personal, support. While personal themes may come up (because we bring our full selves to this work), supervision is not therapy and does not replace mental health care.

You're not alone in this work. Let's build a practice that feels nourishing — for you and your clients.