Hello, I have noticed for some months now that my DD’s approach to food was changing. She is at uni (age 21) so I only have limited opportunities to see her. Home for Christmas, her weight loss had become really extreme, she is shockingly thin. She also exercises a lot: running 3-5mi 3x a week, 45min stationary bike sessions, long walks; when at uni she goes to the gym several times a week. She does eat and her portions are not minuscule but it seems to me she isn’t getting enough nutrition to fuel the activity hence the weight loss. She agrees she may be getting into an unhealthy relationship with food and isn’t sure how to improve it. As a first step we discussed taking her to see a nutritionist who could maybe help her plan a healthy diet that she could stick to and ensure she is getting the right nutrients. She’s a vegetarian and quite nutrition-aware so I’m hoping that getting some expert advice is a good idea but I’m feeling out of my depth. She really is alarmingly thin. And I’m not sure how one goes about finding a nutritionist. My daughter isn’t registered at our home GP anymore so would have to go via her uni GP I guess? I am not sure what questions I am asking but any advice on how to help her improve her relationship with food would be very appreciated, or what to ask the doctor to get some real help (I don’t want her to be sent off to do research on her own because I don’t think she’d reach the right conclusions, she doesn’t think she’s eating wrongly). Thank you for listening and any thoughts, sorry for the long post.