Frequently Asked Questions

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At Intuitive Health Holistic Nutrition, we strive to support you and, when necessary, guide you on your health journey. We believe that everyone has their own story and experiences unique to them. Rather than use a “band-aid” approach for a quick fix, we value the whole person, which allows us to create a plan to aid you in making sustainable changes. We work with you to reach your health goals using strategic and actionable steps so you can maintain a sustainable solution that is optimal for you. 

Holistic health is caring for the whole person. It is tending to your physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, and social needs, being aware of how all these aspects affect each other and your overall health. 

NC refers to a Nutrition Consultant. I received my certification in holistic nutrition consulting through Bauman College in Emeryville, CA. To learn more about Bauman College, click this link:  https://baumancollege.org/

Do you have a general idea of what you want in life but are unsure of exactly what your goals might be or how to break them down into achievable action steps? We will work with you to discover your health goals and help you break them down into smaller benchmarks to obtain your objectives.

At this time, we do not accept insurance. Upon receiving approval from your insurance company and/or medical provider, charges may be covered by HSA/FSA programs. Clients are responsible for payment, and we will provide an invoice/superbill for potential reimbursement.

Those who benefit from our care are highly committed to seeking a higher quality of life by building and in many cases rebuilding, health habits through nutrition, physical activity, and lifestyle. 

FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Questions.

In my experience, “FAQ” was thrown around as its own word rather than an acronym. When I finally learned what it meant, I kicked myself for not knowing, only to realize that I could not have possibly known because no one taught me. Whether you're 12, 26, or 72, let this be a lesson that it is never too late to learn new information.