For therapists, psychiatric providers, & registered dietitians
Healthcare has specialists. Patients need a team.
The future of mental healthcare will be collaborative.
allyd is the professional home for clinicians who believe mental health cannot be separated from the whole person. We’re bringing therapists, psychiatric providers, and registered dietitians together to learn from each other, collaborate on complex cases, and build a more connected way to care for the people we serve.
allyd is a cross-disciplinary community for clinicians working at the intersection of mental health, nutrition, and whole-person care.
Who allyd is for
Built for multiple disciplines with one shared goal.
Healthcare has become increasingly specialized. But the people we care for don't experience themselves in separate categories. allyd is for therapists, registered dietitians, and psychiatric providers who want to better understand the full picture and build stronger relationships with the other clinicians involved in their clients’ care.
Therapist track
Therapists
For therapists who know that mental health doesn't happen in isolation.
Your clients’ sleep, nutrition, medications, physiology, and relationship with their bodies all shape the work you do.
allyd helps therapists build the knowledge and connections to:
Understand how nutrition, cognition, and physiology intersect with mental health
Know when and how to collaborate with a registered dietitian
Use safer, more informed language around food, eating, and body image
Better understand medication and nutrition considerations
Practice with a more connected, whole-person lens
RD track
Registered dietitians
For RDs who know that food is never just food.
Many clients bring anxiety, trauma, ADHD, mood concerns, body image struggles, or medication questions into nutrition sessions and those pieces matter.
allyd helps dietitians:
Recognize how mental health shows up in nutrition work
Strengthen assessment and screening within their scope
Better understand labs related to mood and cognition
Understand psychiatric medication and nutrition considerations
Build stronger collaborative relationships with mental health providers
Psychiatric providers track
Psychiatric providers
For psychiatric providers who know medication is one part of a much bigger picture.
The people you care for are also navigating relationships with food, their bodies, stress, habits, and the therapists and dietitians supporting them.
allyd helps psychiatric providers:
Understand nutrition considerations related to psychiatric medications
Know when collaboration with an RD or therapist can support care
Approach food and body concerns with greater awareness
Interpret labs through a broader mental health lens
Create more connected systems of care
What’s Included
The tools, training, and community to practice more collaboratively.
allyd is being built around the things clinicians told us they needed most: practical tools for working across disciplines, education that connects the dots, and a community of providers who want to practice beyond silos.
allyd participants get access to:
Clinical tools you can use right away
Templates and resources designed to help clinicians bring a more connected, whole-person approach into everyday practice.
Including:
Cross-disciplinary intake and assessment tools
Collaboration and referral resources
Practice templates built around the realities of integrated care
Training built for the way clinicians actually work
We’re building a growing library of trainings focused on the places where mental health, nutrition, and collaborative care overlap.
Founding participants will help shape the topics, discussions, and resources that become part of allyd.
A community of clinicians building the next model of care
A place for therapists, dietitians, and psychiatric providers to learn together, share perspectives, and connect around the complex cases that don’t fit neatly into one discipline.
The goal is simple: give clinicians the language, tools, and support to better care for the whole person.
The future of collaborative care starts with better systems.
Healthcare has created incredible specialists but clinicians are often left without the tools, shared language, and resources needed to collaborate across disciplines.
allyd is creating practical resources for therapists, registered dietitians, and psychiatric providers who want to better understand the whole person and work beyond traditional silos.
Starting with clinical resources and trainings designed for real-world practice, allyd is building the foundation for more connected care.
Why allyd
Built for clinicians who see the whole person.
Most clinicians understand that mental health is connected to far more than a diagnosis. But the tools and training available often remain separated by discipline.
allyd exists to help bridge that gap.
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Different disciplines. Shared understanding.
Mental health, nutrition, and physiology are deeply connected but clinicians are often trained separately.
allyd brings together perspectives from therapy, nutrition, and psychiatry to create resources that reflect how people actually experience health.
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Built by clinicians.
allyd was created by a therapist and a registered dietitian who saw the same gap in their own practices: clients needed more connected care, but clinicians lacked the shared tools to make it happen.
Everything we create comes from real clinical work.
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Practical tools.
Whole-person care sounds good in theory. Practicing it requires tools.
allyd creates practical resources designed to support assessment, collaboration, communication, and more connected clinical decision-making.
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Built around the complexity clinicians actually see.
Real clients rarely fit into one category.
allyd resources are designed around the places where mental health, nutrition, behavior, and physiology overlap.
Frequently asked questions
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allyd health is a professional membership community for therapists, registered dietitians, and psychiatric providers in independent practice. It was built to give integrative clinicians the training, case consultation, and peer community that cross-disciplinary practice actually requires but has never had a dedicated home for.
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allyd is for licensed therapists (LPCs, LCSWs, psychologists), registered dietitians and RDNs, and psychiatric providers including psychiatrists and PMHNPs who are practicing independently and working with clients whose presentations cross both mental health and nutrition disciplines.
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Monthly live case consultation calls with both founders present: Brittaney Wood, LPC and Brittany Adelman, RD LDN. Cases are submitted a week in advance. Every case gets a cross-disciplinary review from a therapist and a registered dietitian together. This format does not exist in any other professional membership at this price point.
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The community is organized around the clinical presentations integrative providers actually see, where mental health and nutrition intersect in everyday practice. Both founders are present and actively engaged, not just peer facilitation without expert input.
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allyd is not a CEU platform. It is a professional membership built around ongoing cross-disciplinary training, live consultation, and peer community. The training is designed to build clinical fluency across disciplines over time, not deliver isolated credit hours on a single topic.