A woman with glasses and shoulder-length hair smiling and sitting on a green cushioned seat in front of a window, holding a cupcake in one hand and a red apple in the other.
A woman with short brown hair, glasses, and a brown jacket practicing yoga on a pink mat in a gym. She is sitting on the mat with one leg crossed over the other, stretching her arm behind her back. In the background, there are shelves with dumbbells, kettlebells, and fitness equipment.
A woman kneeling on the floor, wearing glasses, striped shirt, jeans, and sneakers, holding the paws of a large black and white dog that is sitting on its hind legs. The dog is wearing a bandana that says 'Every Little Fiber'. They are in a room with green walls, decorated with two framed abstract art pieces, a small sign that says 'Don’t rush me, I’m waiting until the last minute,' a flower arrangement, and a basket in the background.

“Until we can receive with an open heart, we are never really giving with an open heart.”

- Brene Brown

Taylor has had a growing interest in nutrition since childhood. Taylor grew up with a severe nut allergy. Prior to learning about how food physically impacts and works within the body, Taylor made note of the social importance that food has.

Taylor specializes in working with children, adolescents, and adults recovering from eating disorders. Taylor works with clients to provide personalized meal plan, work on challenge foods, and help with the process of reintroducing physical activity. Taylor also believes in the importance of providing education to help client recognize disordered behaviors. Taylor's mission is to help people enjoy food and rediscover the joy of moving their body.

Taylor received her Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from Bradley University. Taylor completed her dietetic internship at Mount Mary University.

Outside of work Taylor enjoys spending time with her husband and dog, Oliver. Taylor also enjoys crafts and crocheting.