Jia Yi Mok is a East Asian Dietitian licensed in Ontario & Quebec. She specializes in pregnancy, postpartum & pediatrics.

Education

  • Registered Dietitian (College of Dietitians of Ontario #17318 and Ordre des Diététistes-Nutritionnistes du Québec #7327)

  • Bachelor of Nutrition Science – Dietetics Major (fully integrated program) from McGill University 

  • 1-year certification in Eating Disorders Education for Registered Dietitian

  • Certified Feeding Therapist from SOS Approach to Feeding

Specialties
  • Optimize nutrition prior to and during pregnancy

  • Breastfeeding

  • Management of pregnancy malaises

  • Postpartum recovery

  • Eating disorders and disordered eating

  • Areas of expertise for children (solids introduction, picky eating and paediatric feeding disorder, growth faltering, preterm baby nutrition, allergy prevention and management, GI issues, including colic) 

  • East Asian Diets & Nutrition 

Jia Yi Mok

EAST ASIAN REGISTERED DIETITIAN NUTRITIONIST FOR PEDIATRIC NUTRITION, PREGNANCY & CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT

Languages Spoken: English, French, Mandarin, some Cantonese, and Malay/Indonesian

Jia Yi is an experienced Prenatal and Paediatric Dietitian with a passion for helping individuals and families achieve optimal health through nutrition. 

 

She debuted her career in a mental health institution, and later pivoted into the prenatal and paediatrics field as she discovered her passion with this clientele. Growing up as a Chinese in Malaysia, a multicultural country comprised of Chinese, Indians and Malays, she was exposed to so many delicious cultural meals along with cultural beliefs and practices around food. This helped her to practice with a culturally sensitive approach in her sessions. Outside of her professional experience, she has a nephew with autism. Witnessing their family dynamic first hand has greatly influenced her practice. 

 

These experiences helped Jia Yi to understand that everyone’s nutritional needs are deeply intertwined with their developmental stages, mental health, cultural habits and values.