Hi, I’m Edie.
Welcome! I’m a double-certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach (INHC) and Nutrition Consultant (CNC). I help women navigate hormones, fertility, and the postpartum time period. I guide parents and caregivers as they introduce solids to their babies. I’m also an experienced freelance writer, ghostwriter, and develop recipes for health-forward brands. After years of working in tech, I said sayonara to an industry that felt disconnected from my true calling. I took a leap of faith, and here we are.
I have a passion for practical wellness, menstrual health, sustainable living, and wholesome food. I’m a mom to a toddler, navigating motherhood and family life in Denver, Colorado. This space doubles as my creative outlet and journal—a way to document everything from seasonal recipes to all-things blood sugar balance, hormone health, toddler nutrition, and more. Thank you for stopping by.
FAQs
Where did you get your health coaching certifications?
Through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and Oh Baby Academy. I graduated from IIN in 2017 and from Oh Baby in 2021. Prior, I worked in tech and had no formal nutrition training (but, I had a clear passion!). You can read about my IIN experience, here. Ultimately, it changed the course of my professional career and helped me mend my relationship with food and my body. I couldn’t recommend it enough. Furthermore, it inspired me to become a Nutrition Consultant. I have a specialty in postpartum and babies nutrition. If you’re passionate about women’s health and wellness and are thinking about taking the leap, I’m happy to chat with you!
When were you diagnosed with PCOS? In 2016. You can read more about my PCOS-to-pregnant journey here.
In 2016. You can read more about my PCOS-to-pregnant journey here. I also have a variety of other PCOS resources, like a PCOS diet plan and tips to minimize PCOS symptoms, naturally.
Are you currently taking on new health coaching clients?
Yes! As a health coach and nutrition consultant, I help women balance their hormones, support their menstrual cycles, and nourish their bodies during pregnancy and postpartum. I also provide support for babies nutrition. Interested in learning more? Here are my package options.
What are your favorite eats + drinks in Denver?
What are your favorite eats + drinks in Denver? In no particular order: The Cookery at Myrtle Hill, Rise & Shine, Sushi Den, Uno Mas Taqueria, Kaos Pizza, Just BE Kitchen, Steam Espresso Bar, Wildflower, Devil’s Food Bakery, Sweet Cooie’s, Blue Pan Pizza, Uncle, Safta, Root Down, and Fruition.
Do you meal prep?
Not in the traditional sense. Instead of meal prepping over the weekend, I tend to cook in batches. Meaning, if I am roasting veggies for dinner, I roast more than we’ll need that night. That way, we’ll have leftovers. I typically make chia pudding and have other ‘fast’ food on hand—washed + sliced carrots, bananas, walnuts, hummus, frozen veggie burgers, etc.
Do you drink coffee?
Yes, but I’ve gone through seasons of my life where I don’t. During pregnancy, it made me nauseous, so I switched to matcha. I also didn’t drink coffee while I breastfed (but it is generally considered safe). These days, I typically drink coffee with a meal, as well as add non-dairy creamer and collagen to aid in blood sugar regulation. I love Purity Coffee.
Do you wear a continuous glucose monitor?
I do! Read all about my experience and what continuous glucose monitors are, here.
What is your relationship like with exercise?
Intuitive. Given the demands of running a business and raising a toddler, I have very short windows to exercise. I gravitate towards strength training for 20-30 minutes via my Peloton, walking / jogging, and the occasional spin class. Read more about how to sync exercise with your menstrual cycle, here.
What supplements do you take?
I always take vitamin D, beef liver, and when appropriate, a prenatal. On weeks when we don’t consume wild-caught fish, I take an omega-3. I also take vitamin B12 if I’m not craving as much animal protein. For probiotics, I try and support my gut health from a variety of fermented foods.
Where can I find more of your writing?
I write regularly for Camille Styles and Funk It Wellness.
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