Managing your hormonal health while enjoying food is possible

Learn how to embrace a sustainable approach to nutrition that focuses on nourishing your body and promoting overall well-being.

Experience the benefits of a holistic approach to nutrition that empowers you to make lasting changes for long-term hormonal health management.

It's time to break free from the dieting mentality and embrace a new approach to health and wellness.

Heal your relationship with food and understand the root cause of your symptoms.

Take the first step towards a sustainable and empowered way of living.

It’s time to reacquaint yourself with your body and learn how to navigate hormonal health at all stages of the life cycle.

Current offerings

  • 1:1 Nutrition

    Individualized and comprehensive 1:1 work, tailored to your needs and goals. Together, we will collaborate to improve your relationship with food and hormonal health. Practicing as part of the Laura Cipullo Whole Nutrition + Yoga Practice. More details here.

  • Speaking Engagements and Collaborations

    Need a speaker or guest lecturer for a convention, conference, or workshop? Looking to collaborate on a project? Let’s discuss.

  • Yoga & Mindfulness

    Private and/or group yoga and mindfulness practices.

Get in touch

HOW TO GET STARTED

HOW TO GET STARTED

Book a session with me directly through Laura Cipullo Whole Nutrition + Yoga here.

For other inquiries, click below to fill out a contact form.

 FAQs

  • If you are interested in working together on a 1:1 basis, I am part of the Laura Cipullo Whole Nutrition + Yoga Practice. You can find more information here: https://lauracipullo.com/registered-dietitians/shannon-herbert/

    For other inquiries, please fill out the contact form on this site.

  • If you are looking for a speaker/guest lecturer or are interested in collaboration, please get in touch here.

  • Get to know me and my nutrition philosophy here.

  • Anyone can call themselves a nutritionist, but only a registered dietitian (RD) or registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) has the credentials to back up their nutrition expertise. A RD or RDN at minimum has completed a bachelor’s degree at an accredited college or university, completed accredited nutrition coursework, completed an accredited supervised practice program consisting of over 1200 hours of practice, passed a national examination, and continues to complete continuing professional educational requirements to maintain their credential.

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