Francine Blinten

"I empower people by connecting with them, discovering their motivations, gaining their trust and listening to them."

Francine Blinten, MBA, MS, CCN, is a certified clinical nutritionist specializing in disease prevention, chronic disease management, weight management, gastrointestinal disorders, and bone health, with a subspecialty in oncology nutrition.

Francine's approach centers on personalized, evidence-based nutrition care. Francine works closely with clients to understand their individual needs, using laboratory data, medical history, and lifestyle factors to develop comprehensive nutrition plans tailored to their age, gender, and health goals. She emphasizes sustainable dietary changes over quick fixes, helping clients build long-term habits that support overall health and well-being.

In addition to her clinical work, Francine is a lecturer at the Yale School of Medicine and consults for the Connecticut Mental Health Center, a partnership between Yale University and the State of Connecticut.

Publications:

Better Eating and Recovery: Addressing Food Insecurity at an Urban Community Mental Health Center, International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation (2016).

Hunger is a Health Issue, Health Progress (2019).


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