Megan MacMahon
Hi, I’m Megan! I’m a registered dietitian passionate about helping children and adults rebuild trust in their bodies and build a caring, healthy relationship with food. My mission is to help clients build confidence and momentum to create lasting change.
Women's Health, Disordered Eating, & Diabetes Dietitian in Pennsylvania
I believe in a balanced, judgment-free approach to eating that encourages people to enjoy food while nurturing their overall well-being.
This approach centers on an all-foods-fit, balanced nutrition philosophy that encourages nourishment without restriction or guilt. Sessions create space to rebuild trust with hunger cues and explore a more peaceful relationship with food, all while achieving your medical goals. The focus is on flexible, sustainable habits that support long-term well-being and confidence.
Zumba keeps me moving, Americanos keep me going, and Christmas time keeps me smiling. As a mom, I try to bring that same energy and joy into everyday moments with my family. It’s a good mix of caffeine, cardio, and holiday magic!
My diagnosis with type 1 diabetes during early childhood exposed me firsthand to how nutrition impacts physical and mental well-being. I learned that all foods can fit into a balanced plate, even with a chronic condition. I am passionate about supporting others in developing a confident, comfortable relationship with food.
Education & Trainings
Education
Master of Science degree in Clinical Nutrition with dietetic internship
Immaculata University
Didactic Program in Dietetics
Immaculata University
Bachelor's Degree in Performing Arts
Temple University
Credentials
Registered Dietitian (RD)
Pennsylvania Licensed Dietitian (LDN)
Behavioral Health Nutrition Dietetic Practice Group
Diabetes Dietetic Practice Group
Associations
Professional Bio
Megan MacMahon, MS, RD, LDN is a registered dietitian at Time to Thrive Nutrition, where she provides individualized nutrition counseling for both children and adults. Megan sees clients both in person at the Phoenixville office and virtually. She is passionate about helping individuals develop a healthier, more balanced relationship with food and believes nutrition care should be supportive, realistic, and sustainable. Megan has special interests in working with disordered eating, blood sugar management, and supporting moms and moms-to-be through all stages of life with compassionate, evidence-based guidance.
