Fertility dietitian in Vancouver
A fertility dietitian helps you prepare your body for a healthy pregnancy through nutrition. Jennifer has pursued additional training to support clients through their fertility journeys, with a warm, judgment-free approach.
The months before pregnancy are a meaningful window. Nourishing your body well during the preconception period supports your overall health and helps you feel more prepared — whether you're just starting to think about it or actively trying to conceive.
What we work on
- Preconception nutrition — building supportive eating patterns and nutrient foundations before pregnancy.
- Trying to conceive — practical, sustainable changes that fit real life, without extremes.
- Whole-body support — energy, blood sugar, and gut health all connect to how you feel through the journey.
- Coordinated care — working alongside your physician or fertility clinic when you have one.
Warm and evidence-based
Fertility can be an emotional road. Jennifer's approach is gentle and grounded in evidence — no fear-based rules or miracle promises, just steady, informed support focused on what you can control.
How Jennifer works
We start with where you are today and shape a plan around your goals, preferences, and any medical guidance you've been given. If you're working with a fertility specialist, Jennifer coordinates so nutrition complements your treatment.
This page is general education, not medical advice. Nutrition support complements — and does not replace — care from your physician or fertility specialist.
Fertility & preconception FAQ
What does a fertility dietitian do?
A fertility dietitian helps you prepare your body for pregnancy through nutrition — supporting overall health, key nutrients, and eating patterns during the preconception period. Jennifer has pursued additional training to support clients through their fertility journeys and works alongside your physician or fertility clinic.
When should I start preconception nutrition?
Ideally a few months before trying to conceive, since it gives time to build helpful habits and nutrient stores — but it's valuable at any point on the journey. Whenever you start, the focus is on realistic changes that support your health and your goals.
Can you support nutrition alongside fertility treatment?
Yes. Jennifer's nutrition support is designed to complement medical care, including work with a fertility clinic or specialist, and she coordinates with your team rather than working in isolation.
Is fertility counselling available virtually in BC?
Yes. You can meet in person at 1171 Jervis St in Vancouver or by secure video anywhere in British Columbia.
Prepare your body, at your own pace.
Book a consultation with Jennifer Ying, RD — in person in Vancouver or virtually anywhere in BC.
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