From the Heart Nutrition Philosophy

It’s a challenging world to navigate when it comes to health and food. We are here to help you navigate facts from fiction, empower you to tap into your wisdom, and create an informed and sustainable relationship with food. As inclusive and affirming nutrition counselors, we work with clients to nourish with compassion, care, and From the Heart.

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Meet the Team

Elizabeth (liz) Fayram - CEO, cofounder

RD, LDN, CEDS-C, RYT
(she/her)

I am a registered dietitian, nutrition therapist, Certified Eating Disorder Specialist-Consultant (CEDS-C), size inclusive provider, and registered yoga teacher with 15 years of experience working with eating disorders and body image concerns. Originally from the Pacific NW, I relocated and made new roots in Southern New England in 2009. I discovered my curiosity for working with others, passion for nutrition science, and how the human body works at a young age. I’ve enthusiastically dedicated my career to helping others find peace and enjoyment in their relationship with food, and deeply passionate about the treatment of eating disorders, helping clients navigate to full recovery, and deconstructing diet culture. All of this through the lens of compassion, trauma informed best practice, and inclusivity.  While I work with a variety of clients with nourishment concerns, I have a special interest in working with LGBTQIA+ and gender expansive clients.  I understand that becoming more attuned to internal wisdom about wants and needs is not easy, and yet hold space for patience, practice, reflection, and encourage a ton of aligned providers around you no matter the outcome. In every session, I work to bring joyful energy, thoughtfulness, and warmth into the nutrition counseling process. I practice a respect and dignity for whole person model, to develop a supportive, sustainable nourishment path with each person.

In addition to individual counseling, I offer professional supervision & consultation to RDs. Please send an email to hello@fthnutrition.com to inquire. I look forward to working with you!

  • “Do your little bit of good where you are; it is those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.”

    — Archbishop Desmond Tutu

  • I love to see clients flourish as they get the time, space, and rest needed to really explore their relationship with food and body, without the diet timelines and judgement.

  • Cheese. All types and prepared in many different ways!

    • Body Image Healing

    • Weight inclusive Care
      Eating

    • Disorders/Disordered Eating

    • LGBTQIA+ Competent

    • Yoga & Mindfulness

  • From The Heart Nutrition Counseling Inc (Formerly Liz Fayram RDN Nutrition Counseling), Owner,
    2015 - Current
    Simmons College, Campus RD, 2011 - 2017
    Metrowest Nutrition, Private Practice Outpatient RD, 2011 - 2015
    Cambridge Eating Disorder Center, Outpatient RD, 2009
    Lahey Clinic Medical Center, Clinical and Outpatient RD, 2008-2011
    Seamar Dietetic Internship, 2008, Seattle, WA

    Bastyr University, BS, Didactic Program in Dietetics, 2003 - 2007, Seattle, WA

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Ashley Bade Cronin - Cofounder

RD, LDN
(she/her)

Growing up a picky eater who survived on every chicken nugget and tender I could find, I never thought my path would lead me to a career in nutrition. I find that many of my clients worry that “all dietitians eat perfectly” and may feel hesitant to share their struggles believing they will be judged or that they should “know better”.

Well, I’m here to say that’s just not the case. First, spoiler alert, there is no perfect eating! We all have a journey to take when it comes to finding a maintainable and enjoyable way to take care of ourselves. Using a blend of compassion, humor, individualized care, and evidence-based recommendations, I am grateful to support my clients as they take their journey to true wellness.

  • "Comparison is the death of joy"- Mark Twain

  • There are so many things to love, but one of the best is witnessing my clients' self-confidence and zest for life grow. It's a wonderful part of the process to watch clients strengthen their intuition and recover from a painful relationship with food that so many people find themselves in.

  • Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream, but specifically the green kind.

    • College/Young Adult Transitions

    • Eating Disorders/Disordered Eating

    • Family Nutrition (parent coaching for promoting body positivity & healthy relationship with food)

    • Intuitive Eating

    • Non-Diet Approach to Wellness

    • Pediatric Nutrition (parent coaching for under age 13)

    • Picky Eating

    • Women’s Health

  • Private Practice, 2015 - Present
    The Learning Center for the Deaf, 2013 - 2014
    Metrowest Nutrition, 2013 - 2015
    Newton Wellesley Hospital, 2007 - 2014
    Quincy Medical Center, 2006 - 2007
    Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, 2006 - 2008

    Intuitive Eating Certified PRO, 2016
    Commission on Dietetic Registration,
    Certified Specialist in Pediatrics, 2013
    Commission on Dietetic Registration,
    Registered Dietitian, 2006
    Mount Auburn Hospital, Didactic Internship,
    2005 - 2006
    University of New Hampshire, BS in Nutritional Sciences, 2005

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Michelle Bolton Associate dietiTian

MS, RDN, LDN
(she/her)

Throughout my life, food has always been something to love and something to enjoy. From family parties to watching cooking shows to trying new restaurants - mealtimes were always cherished. As we grow older, the relationships we have with food and our bodies tend to become more complicated.

For me, being a dietitian means understanding how to nourish yourself in a way that feels good for you. I practice from a HAES ® framework and am a fat positive provider. This means I understand that nutrition is meant to be individualized and there is no one right (or wrong) way to eat- just like there is no one right or wrong way to have a body. The best part of my career is being able to help people build a peaceful relationship with food and their bodies!

  • “Our successes and failures come and go—they neither define us nor do they determine our worthiness” - Kristin Neff

  • My favorite part is being able to truly have open conversations about food and our overall well-being. When food no longer holds moral value, it becomes possible to have a more enjoyable outlook on food!

  • I am Italian - so my favorite food would definitely have to be pasta!

    • Intuitive Eating

    • Non-diet nutrition therapy for chronic diseases

    • Body Image Healing

    • Eating disorders/disordered eating

    • Size inclusive provider

  • Southcoast Health St. Luke’s Hospital, Clinical Dietitian, 2019-present

    Martin Luther King Jr Community Hospital, Clinical Dietitian, Los Angeles, CA, 2018-2019

    University of Rhode Island, MS in Dietetics 2017-2018

    Sodexo, Dietetic Internship, New Bedford, MA, 2017-2018

    University of Rhode Island, BS in Nutrition and Dietetics, 2013-2017

Madison Rochford
associate dietiTian

RD, LDN
(she/her)

Having worked at Hasbro Children’s Hospital for 5+ years, I have helped provide care for a variety of patients ranging from multiple food allergies and special diets to eating disorders/disordered eating and behavioral health patients. Outside of the hospital, I have experience working with individual clients to put an end to food rules and diet culture that may be holding them back. My work consists of anti-diet, size-inclusive nutrition therapy rooted in HAES ® principles. 

No matter what the setting, the highlight of my work is getting the chance to build a connection and establish a lasting relationship with everyone that comes my way. Regardless of meeting individually or in a group setting with families, my goal is to create a comfortable atmosphere where we can share ideas and work together to achieve something great. Whether I am putting my culinary arts degree to work brainstorming recipe ideas or helping talk through a recent challenge in your relationship with food, I will work to support you in the best way I can. 

  • “You must do the thing you think you cannot do” - Eleanor Roosevelt

  • I enjoy helping others reach that lightbulb moment of recognition that food is not meant to be feared and in turn, working together toward the next chapter in their evolving relationship with food.

  • A soft-serve twist with rainbow sprinkles.

    • Pediatrics

    • Eating disorders/disordered eating

    • Behavioral health

    • Non-diet approach to nutrition

  • University of Rhode Island
    Kingston, RI
    Bachelor of Science: Nutrition and Dietetics & Illustration
    2011-2013

    Johnson & Wales University
    Providence, RI
    Associates: Culinary Arts
    Bachelor of Science: Culinary Nutrition (Concentration - Clinical Dietetics)
    2013-2017

    Sodexo Healthcare Services Dietetic Internship,
    RI & MA
    2021-2022

    Nutraco
    Clinical Dietitian
    Long Term Care
    North Providence, RI
    2022-2023

    Hasbro Children's Hospital
    Clinical Dietitian
    Outpatient Eating Disorder Clinic
    Providence, RI
    2023-Present

At From the Heart Nutrition Counseling Inc. , we value all employees and clients as unique individuals, and we welcome the variety of experiences they bring to the practice. As such, we have a strict non-discrimination policy. We believe everyone should be treated equally regardless of race, sex, gender identification, sexual orientation, body size or weight, national origin, native language, religion, age, disability, marital status, citizenship, genetic information, pregnancy, or any other characteristic protected by law. If you feel that you have been discriminated against, please let us know by emailing Liz Fayram RDN (Liz@fthnutrition.com) as soon as possible. Every complaint will be appropriately investigated.

Notice to all private pay clients are entitled to a good faith estimate by law. Please inquire if questions.