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Our team delivers holistic care for people with GI disorders. We enhance your overall well-being with a wide range of dietary, behavioral and integrative health practices.
GI nutrition and GI health psychology are part of UCLA Health's Walter and Shirley Wang Center for Integrative Digestive Health. Our team works with you and your healthcare provider to help improve your digestive health and overall well-being.
You need a referral from your doctor before you can make an appointment.
To learn how to schedule an appointment with GI nutrition or GI health psychology, click the link below that fits your needs.
Scheule an appointment with GI nutrition
What should I know about the GI Nutrition Program?
What should I expect?
Your first visit will be about 60 minutes. During this visit, you and your dietitian will:
- Talk about the foods and drinks you usually have. It may help to keep a food and drink diary for 2 to 3 days before your appointment.
- Review any vitamins, supplements, or medicines you take. Please bring a list with you.
- Talk about your digestive symptoms and any foods that may make them better or worse.
- Discuss food and nutrition changes that may help improve your symptoms. Any changes will fit your your current lifestyle and food preferences.
How do I schedule a visit?
Your doctor has referred you to GI nutrition. To make an appointment, call 310-206-6279. Both in-person and video visits are available.
Our locations
- Beverly Hills, North Hollywood, Santa Monica, Thousand Oaks, Torrance, and Westwood
Where can I learn more?
Visit the GI Nutrition Program website
Schedule an appointment with GI health psychology
IMPORTANT: You must be referred by a UCLA Health gastroenterologist. View a list of our gastroenterologists
What should I know about GI health psychology?
- Gl health psychology can help you learn skills to better manage your digestive symptoms. This care is based on research and is designed specifically for people with digestive health concerns.
- GI health psychology is not the same as general mental health counseling or therapy. Treatment is usually short-term, with about 3 to 8 visits.
- The skills you learn work best when you practice them between appointments.
- If you need help with depression, anxiety, or other mental concerns, GI health psychology does not replace that care.
What should I expect?
Before your first visit, you will complete a short questionnaire.
At your first appointment, the GI health psychologist will:
- Learn more about you, your digestive symptoms, and your health history.
- Talk with you about how GI health psychology may help.
- Help decide if this program is a good fit for your needs.
- Create a treatment plan with you.
- Share helpful resources and tools.
How do I schedule a visit?
Your doctor has referred you to GI health psychology. To schedule an appointment, please call 310-208-5400. Both in-person and video visits are available.
Our locations
- Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Torrance, and Westwood
Where can I learn more?
Visit the GI health psychology website