When I was diagnosed over 10 years ago, I was told basic stuff like “just go gluten-free”, “don’t forget to eat whole gluten-free grains” and “soy sauce contains gluten”.

Nothing prepared me for “may contain wheat” statements on food labels or kitchens with wheat flour in the air.

Nothing prepared me for going from living in a dedicated GF home to living with 5 gluten-eating roommates in college.

I had to figure it all out on my own, and luckily, as I studied nutrition and dietetics: I was able to piece together an approach to celiac that didn’t make it feel like I was constantly looking over my shoulder and crossing my fingers that I’d be safe.

tayler silfverduk - celiac disease dietitian and nutritionist - nutritionist in columbus ohio

Ways to Work with Me

Accessible options for gluten-free nutrition care is important to me. I’ve got a wide range of ways to get help from free to paid. Below are some of my options!