The Nourishment PracticeTiana Altman, NTPSonoma County Personal Chef · Virtual Nutrition

Food that fitsyour real life.

Nutrition support, chef-prepared food, or a little of both—for the weeks when you have room to cook, and the weeks when dinner simply needs to be handled.

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Dinner, handled / 001

Seasonal vegetables gathered at a farmers market

Field notePreparation as a form of care

Approach / 001

There is no one right way to eat well.

Your needs can change from one season to the next. You may be cooking more, moving through a demanding stretch at work, caring for someone else, or simply tired of deciding what is for dinner. We start there.

Find your starting point / 002

Which kind of support
fits you best?

You do not need to know before reaching out. This is simply a clearer way to see the difference.

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A practical place to start

Nutritional Therapy

Choose this whenYou want to understand what may support you and learn how to put it into practice yourself.

Your roleCollaborative and hands-on—you learn, try, and adjust.

FormatVirtual sessions

A finished seasonal meal in handmade stoneware
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A plan, plus the meals to match

Therapeutic Personal Chef

Choose this whenYou have a health or physical goal and want the food prepared for you, too.

Your roleWe shape the plan together; I handle the cooking.

FormatNTP intake + personal chef service

Chef-prepared meals in reusable glass containers
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Good food, made personal

Personal Chef

Choose this whenYou want excellent, tailored meals without planning, shopping, and cooking every week.

Your roleMostly hands-off after you approve the menu.

FormatPersonal chef service

Seasonal roasted vegetables in a cast iron skillet on a walnut table
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Not sure yet?We will talk it through during a complimentary 15-minute discovery call.

InvestmentServices are offered as complete packages. Your recommendation and package cost are shared after the discovery call, based on the support you need.

The kitchen journal / 003

From the market
to your table.

Recipes, food notes, and the things I am learning in my own kitchen along the way.

Meet Tiana / 004

A little more
about me.

I came to this work through psychology, art, social services, and a lot of curiosity about the connection between how we feel and how we care for ourselves.

As a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and personal chef, I bring that curiosity into the kitchen in a very practical way.

More About Tiana
Tiana Altman, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and personal chef

Personal / attentive / grounded

Working notes / 005

Nothing rigid.
Just a good place to begin.

We keep it useful, realistic, and flexible enough for an ordinary Tuesday—not just a perfectly organized week.

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    A short discovery call

    We start with a complimentary 15-minute call so you can ask questions and we can see whether working together feels like a good fit.

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    A shared plan

    After booking, we begin with your intake and choose support that works around your schedule, energy, and how much cooking you want to carry right now.

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    Put it into practice

    That might look like useful food skills, personal chef support, or a mix of the two.

Your table / begin here

Let’s make food feel a little more doable, and a lot more enjoyable.

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