Chelsea Saltzman, RD, LDN
Registered Dietician located in Lawrenceville, NJ
Chelsea Saltzman, RD, LDN is committed to helping patients navigate nutrition with confidence through practical, evidence-based care. As a Registered Dietitian at Princeton Sports and Family Medicine, she takes a collaborative approach with patients and the interdisciplinary care team to support each persons unique health goals. At the core of her practice is the belief that nutrition shouldn't make life more difficult, but instead be a practice in nourishment and self-care.
Chelsea earned her Bachelor of Science in Nutrition & Foods from Drexel University where she spent time as a research assistant at the University of Pennsylvania, and completed her dietetic internship with Morrison Healthcare.
Her professional background spans community nutrition, clinical care, private practice, and food entrepreneurship, giving her a unique perspective on the many ways people experience food and health. She began her career working in nonprofit nutrition programs providing nutrition education in schools, assisting food banks, and supporting food program initiatives through the NJ Department of Agriculture. Since shifting into a clinical setting, she has provided medical nutrition therapy to children, adolescents, adults, and older adults with diverse needs, including weight management, sports performance, gastrointestinal conditions, eating disorders, and chronic disease. She is also the co-founder of a nutrition focused smoothie café in Bucks County, created with the goal of fostering a welcoming community space where nutritious food is approachable, enjoyable, and free from judgment.
Outside of the office, Chelsea can be found strength training or in the kitchen experimenting with new cuisines and fun recipes, many of which find their way into conversations with her patients. She also loves exploring Philadelphia or small towns in search of great food and local history. Whenever the weather permits, you can find her outdoors on a nature walk, bird watching, camping, paddleboarding or finding any excuse to be near the water.
Chelsea Saltzman, RD, LDN is committed to helping patients navigate nutrition with confidence through practical, evidence-based care. As a Registered Dietitian at Princeton Sports and Family Medicine, she takes a collaborative approach with patients and the interdisciplinary care team to support each persons unique health goals. At the core of her practice is the belief that nutrition shouldn't make life more difficult, but instead be a practice in nourishment and self-care.
Chelsea earned her Bachelor of Science in Nutrition & Foods from Drexel University where she spent time as a research assistant at the University of Pennsylvania, and completed her dietetic internship with Morrison Healthcare.
Her professional background spans community nutrition, clinical care, private practice, and food entrepreneurship, giving her a unique perspective on the many ways people experience food and health. She began her career working in nonprofit nutrition programs providing nutrition education in schools, assisting food banks, and supporting food program initiatives through the NJ Department of Agriculture. Since shifting into a clinical setting, she has provided medical nutrition therapy to children, adolescents, adults, and older adults with diverse needs, including weight management, sports performance, gastrointestinal conditions, eating disorders, and chronic disease. She is also the co-founder of a nutrition focused smoothie café in Bucks County, created with the goal of fostering a welcoming community space where nutritious food is approachable, enjoyable, and free from judgment.
Outside of the office, Chelsea can be found strength training or in the kitchen experimenting with new cuisines and fun recipes, many of which find their way into conversations with her patients. She also loves exploring Philadelphia or small towns in search of great food and local history. Whenever the weather permits, you can find her outdoors on a nature walk, bird watching, camping, paddleboarding or finding any excuse to be near the water.