CV Wellbeing

We’re so excited to introduce Jane Pfeufer, MS, RD, LDN, the newest addition to our team. 💛

Jane is a HAES-aligned dietitian with a passion for helping people build a more balanced relationship with food, movement, and their bodies. She brings a thoughtful, non-diet approach to nutrition care and has a special interest in supporting athletes, including those navigating concerns like Low Energy Availability and RED-S.

Jane believes food is about more than nutrients alone. It is also deeply connected to culture, community, performance, and quality of life. Her counseling style is rooted in collaboration, sustainability, and helping clients feel more energized and supported in their everyday lives.
Her background includes a Master of Science in Nutrition and Human Performance from Merrimack College, along with training in Division I athletics, eating disorder care in athletes, and medical nutrition therapy for complex health concerns.

We’re so happy to have her here and can’t wait for you to get to know her. Welcome, Jane! 💐

We’re so excited to welcome Jolene O’Brien, MS, RD, LDN to the CV Wellbeing team! 🥳

Jolene is a non-diet dietitian who offers individualized nutrition care with strengths in diabetes, intuitive eating, and medical nutrition therapy. She follows a Health at Every Size® (HAES) approach and values meeting clients where they are, supporting gradual, realistic change, and moving away from the one-size-fits-all mentality of diet culture.

With a strong background in both nutrition and education, Jolene brings a thoughtful, supportive, and empowering style to her work. She is passionate about helping clients better understand their health, navigate barriers to change, and build a more sustainable relationship with food and eating.

We’re so glad to have you here, Jolene. Please join us in welcoming her in the comments! 💬

Go with your natural desire to get enough to eat of satisfying food, rather than trying to fight against it.

A gentle reminder as the holidays approach:
- You do not need to “earn” holiday food.
- You do not need to compensate for it later.
- And you do not need to enjoy every single part of it.

The holidays can be meaningful and complicated at the same time.

Both things are allowed to exist.

We’re Growing – Registered Dietitian Position
CV Wellbeing is hiring a HAES-aligned Registered Dietitian to join our team in Gorham, Maine.

About the role:
• In-person one day per week, with additional telehealth opportunities
• Weight-inclusive, client-centered counseling
• Some experience in eating disorder care preferred (training and supervision provided)

Why join us:�We’re a collaborative team of non-diet dietitians who believe all bodies are worthy of care and respect. We value supervision, ongoing learning, and creating a supportive environment for both clients and clinicians.

How to apply:�Send your resume to [email protected].�Learn more about our team and values at https://www.cvwellbeing.com/careers

Not the summer I turned pretty. The summer I turned free. 🥹🫶

Summer can bring joy and pressure.
If food stress or body image thoughts are showing up, you’re not alone.

At CV Wellbeing, we’re reminding clients:
- Your appetite may shift this season, and that’s okay.
- Rest is valuable, not lazy.
- You don’t need to change your body to enjoy summer.

Read our summer reflections here:

Summer can feel complicated. Here’s your gentle reminder. Summer can bring longer days, more social events, and sometimes more pressure around food and body image. If that feels familiar, you are not alone. This season often stirs up old beliefs about how we should look or eat, and it can feel overwhelming to navigate.

You don’t have to push through pain to prove your worth.
Movement can be a way to connect with your body, not punish it.
If you’ve been told rest is lazy or that food has to be earned, you’re not alone.
You deserve a relationship with movement that feels respectful, not rigid.
🔔 Follow for more support that puts your wellbeing first.