Elizabeth (Beth) Mansfield, MSc, RD, is a Registered Dietitian, CSEP-Certified Clinical Exercise Physiologist and sport nutrition specialist. Beth has a Masters degree in the combined fields of clinical nutrition, exercise physiology and lipid biochemistry. She is a Canadian Society of Exercise Physiology Certified Exercise Physiologist, and an American College of Sports Medicine Fitness Instructor and Personal Trainer. Beth also studied in Agricultural Sciences, and has a degree in Animal Science, specializing in animal nutrition. Beth is currently working on her PhD at McGill University focusing on health and nutritional well-being of Canadian women runners.

What Beth does:

• Beth integrates sport nutrition into training programs for teams and athletes competing at the international, national, provincial, regional levels.
• Beth applies training principles developed for sport performance to business executives and workplace wellness programs in both governmental and NGO sectors.
• Beth runs nutrition, weight management and sport nutrition workshops through the Heart Health Education Centre of the University of Ottawa Heart Institute
• Beth develops sport nutrition and conditioning programs for the “equine athlete”
• Beth writes the sport nutrition for irun magazine, the running magazine available at all Running Room stores throughout Canada
• Beth has a regular television segment the 1st Wednesday of every month with Leanne Cusack on the CTV News at Noon.
  
  

Susannah Juteau, MSc, RD, is a Registered Dietitian with a background in neuroscience. Susannah has a Masters degree from McGill University and specializes in sports nutrition, weight loss and early years' nutrition. She is currently working at the Centretown Community Health Centre as a community dietitian which involves clinical work, running lots of programs, cooking workshops and nutrition presentations. With her free time she is either playing sports or helping athletes with their nutrition practices.

Susannah grew up as a competitive ringette player and went to four nationals in a row. She is also an active cross-country skier and dragon boat paddler and plays on volleyball, ultimate, hockey and soccer teams and wishes she had time for additional sports. Susannah was luckily able to intern with Beth Mansfield where she started working with the Carleton Ravens Women's hockey and basketball teams. That experience has led to helping out many other teams such as Hockey Atlantic. She also stays involved and up to date by giving Peak Performance PowerfuelT sport nutrition seminars or individual counseling to athletes and sports teams.

Sarah Hatt, BSc, RD, is a Registered Dietitian, Biochemist and Credentialed Food Executive. Sarah is currently working at Health Canada as a Nutrition Evaluator for novel foods and sodium reduction in the food supply. Sarah is a co-owner of Poppa-Bean Coffee Co. and for about 6 months of the year Sarah can be found at local farmers markets on the weekend selling freshly roasted coffee.

Sarah grew up as a competitive swimmer and competed as a varsity swimmer with the University of Ottawa Gee Gees. This is what shaped her interest in sports nutrition. In her final semester at McGill, Sarah was able to intern with Beth and Peak Performance, a rotation she had her sights set on since starting out at McGill. She stays involved and up to date by giving the Peak Performance Powerfuel™ sport nutrition seminars to young elite athletes (e.g. swimmers, gymnasts, soccer and hockey players) and gives nutrition talks at the Running Room stores throughout Ottawa for recreational and age class runners who compete in 10 km, half-marathon and marathon distances.

Peak Performance Sport Nutritionist in Montreal, Quebec

Tiffany Moey CAT(C), CSCS, RD is a Certified Athletic Therapist, NSCA-Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and Registered Dietitian. Tiffany is a certified athletic therapist and registered dietitian. Tiffany graduated from Concordia University in exercise science with a specialization in athletic therapy in 2003 and became a certified athletic therapist in 2004. She has worked with various teams and athletes for the past several years and currently is a staff therapist for the McGill Sports Medicine Clinic and head therapist for the McGill Men’s Rugby team and McGill Swim team. Her interest in sports nutrition drove her to pursue and achieve a degree in Dietetics, which will allow her to help athletes improve health and increase performance. She is currently working towards developing a sports nutrition program for McGill varsity athletes. This unique background of athletic therapy and nutrition will allow for a more well rounded approach to the athlete.

Services provided:

- Evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of orthopedic injuries
- Emergency care and on-field assessment of musculoskeletal injuries
- Training program design
- Nutritional assessment and counseling
- Nutrition workshops

Contact info:

tiffany.moey@mcgill.ca
Cell#: 514-554-8695