The Clem&Thyme team of ten registered dietitians are trained in functional nutrition this training is reflected in all of the Clem&Thyme service offerings – from nutritional counseling to meal prep workshops. On a personal note, Leslie is a wife and mother of three young children (7,5,3) and spends her time outside of the office shuttling kids to activities and being active herself.Ĭlem&Thyme Nutrition is a nutrition and wellness practice, located on a 100 acre farm just outside of Yellow Springs, Ohio. This passion led her to open her own private practice in 2012, which has grown tremendously since, now employing nine other registered dietitians. Leslie is very passionate about getting to the root of our health problems and refuses to put a band-aid on the situation. She was honored as Ohio’s Young Dietitian of the Year in 2019. She has numerous certifications including food sensitivities, diabetes management, adult weight management, nutrigenomics, functional nutrition, and more. She obtained a Master of Public Health degree from Wright State, as well. She is a graduate of The Ohio State University with a BS in Medical Dietetics. Leslie Edmunds MPH RDN CDE CLT is a registered dietitian and owner of Clem&Thyme Nutrition, a private practice just outside of Yellow Springs, Ohio. Listen in as she shares in more detail the steps she took that allowed her to sign up 39 people in her first cohort and how working with TLP helped her in her success. She worked hard and took imperfect action. You might be wondering how a mom of three and busy practice owner managed to launch her group program with tremendous success without a huge social media following. She shared how she found a way to include work that really lights her up, by adding a group program to her already busy practice. Today I’m chatting with Leslie Edmunds, an RD and practice owner of Clem & Thyme Nutrition. If you have been thinking about getting started with your own online group program and perfectionism has been holding you back, today’s episode is for you.

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