With over 15 years of experience counselling families on nutrition and health, Sarah knows what health-conscious consumers are looking for when it comes to food, especially parents.
And with her loyal following of tens of thousands of parents on social media, Sarah has the power to influence in a positive way. Having a leading registered dietitian stand behind your brand, gives it the edge that it needs to appeal to today’s health conscious consumer.
Sarah will help to increase your company’s credibility and will help your product stand out against the competition. Sarah only works with companies, government organizations, commodity groups and brands that align with her values, and products that she would feed her own three kids!
Brand partnerships and services
- Brand and product spokesperson/ambassador/influencer
- Recipe development, as well as professional food styling and food photography
- Custom sponsored recipe and nutrition videos
- Custom sponsored blog posts with professional branded and non-branded photography
- Sponsored articles or blog posts promoting nutritious products
- Nutrition and health-related content for company websites
- Social media promotions for brands, products, campaigns
- Press release writing and quotes
- Sponsored social media content
- And more…
To work with Sarah, simply fill out the custom contact form.
Sarah’s current and past industry clients
Media services
Sarah is known as Canada’s top childhood nutrition expert and is often asked to share her expertise on kids nutrition and feeding in the media (television, radio, print and digital).
She works as a media spokesperson for products she believes in and has been interviewed by many local and national publications on several nutrition and health topics, and has contributed articles to both local and national magazines.
Sarah is a sought-after nutrition and health blogger, and contributes regularly to CBC Parents, Erica Ehm’s yummymummyclub.ca, Today’s Parent and more.
To work with Sarah, simply fill out the custom contact form.
