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As a Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach I help my clients to ACTUALLY live their best lives Soon I watched a puzzle come together - piece by piece.

Studying at the Institute of Integrative Nutrition to become an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach has been an amazing experience. I had no intention of starting a business when I first signed up for the program. I just wanted to learn more about health, wellness and nutrition to help myself and my family feel better. IIN (the Institute for Integrative Nutrition) not only teaches about nutrition (which they call secondary food) but about also primary foods. (Relationships, Spirituality, Career, Physical Activity). We need a balance of it all to be well and guess what: What works for me might not work for you. IIN calls this bio individuality! Genius - that’s why what works for my friend is not working for me AND it’s ok that way. I felt so empowered, free and energized. Life is a journey and we all learn every day. I’m passionate to share what I learn and help my clients and the people in my life to re discover what THEY need to feel energized, empowered and healthy. After my Health Coach Training Program I signed up for other courses like: Advanced Coaching, Hormone Health and Gut Health and my business, Vibrant Health by Claudia, was born. I would like to use this platform to share what I learn in my courses as well as some of my personal journey which includes things like living a more meaningful life, simplifying my life, finding new routines, and of course I keep learning about the quality of our food and what to look out for. I work with my clients during a six month time period where we meet in person twice a month. We set personalized goals for a one, three and six month time period built around their own well being. (gut healing, weight loss, feeling energized etc.) Diets don’t work, but finding a lifestyle that suits us and that grows with us and getting a better understanding what we truly need - that works. I’m so excited to be part of your journey. I’m wishing for VIBRANT HEALTH for everybody! In good Health,

Claudia

04/06/2026

Health is shaped by the choices you return to each day.

During National Public Health Week, it is worth remembering that simple habits like nourishing meals, hydration, movement, rest, and quiet pauses can make a real difference over time. Small steps still matter, especially when life feels full.

Comment with one healthy habit you are focusing on this week.

04/03/2026

There comes a point in midlife when your body starts asking for a different kind of support.

The habits that once felt simple can take more effort, your energy may feel less predictable, and it can be hard to know what will actually help. I created The Vibrant Midlife Method for women who want clearer guidance, more confidence in their body, and support that fits this stage of life.

Send me VIBRANT in a private message to learn more.

04/01/2026

Starting your meal with protein can do more than support blood sugar.

It can help you feel fuller sooner, reduce the urge to snack later, and give your body a more supportive start to the day. Small choices at the beginning of a meal can shape how you feel for hours after.

For personalized support with your nutrition, metabolism, and midlife health, book a strategy session here: https://l.bttr.to/2ZGjB

03/30/2026

Conversations about alcohol often focus on whether it is good or bad.

A more useful question is what changes in your body after drinking.

For some women, it shows up as bloating the next morning. For others, it is disrupted sleep, a blood sugar crash, or a few days of digestive irregularity. These shifts are cumulative.

Alcohol can influence microbial balance, gut lining integrity, motility, and nutrient levels. The effects do not always appear immediately. They often build quietly.

This is about awareness.
March is Nutrition Month, and gut health is one of the foundations of hormone balance and nervous system regulation. When you begin noticing patterns instead of labeling behaviors, you gain more clarity about what supports you.

If you would like more guidance around gut health and nourishment, send me a message for the newsletter sign up link.

If you are ready for personalized support, you are welcome to book a strategy session here:https://l.bttr.to/2ZGjB

Your body communicates in patterns. Listening changes the conversation.

03/27/2026

Busy seasons change how nourishment feels.

When your calendar fills up, meals can become something to squeeze in between calls, errands, and responsibilities. The pressure to “eat well” can add mental weight to days that already feel full.

In these seasons, simplification is about reducing friction.

One stable meal each day can create steadiness. A predictable breakfast. A re-heatable soup. A familiar wrap. Consistency gives your body something it does not have to negotiate.

It is also helpful to notice where food has become a measure of self-worth. Nourishment is care, context, and consistency.

In this month’s newsletter, I share practical ways to simplify nourishment without creating new rules.

Since March is Nutrition Month, I created a guide called Simple Balanced Meals Made Easy for seasons when food feels heavier than it should.

If you would like the link, send me a private message and I will share it with you.

Support does not need to be complicated to be effective.

03/25/2026

Most people are familiar with fatigue.

It shows up as waking without feeling rested, the 3 p.m. crash, the mental fog that makes simple tasks feel heavier than they should. The common response is to push through it or assume you need more discipline.

Fatigue is often a metabolic clue. It can reflect unstable blood sugar, ongoing stress load, mineral depletion, or rest that does not fully register as restorative. They are signals about body regulation, nourishment, and nervous system capacity.

March is Nutrition Month, and I am talking more about how daily structure and steady fuel support energy in my newsletter.
If you would like the sign up link, send me a message and I will share it with you.

If fatigue feels persistent and you want personalized support, you are welcome to book a strategy session here: https://l.bttr.to/2ZGjB

When you treat fatigue as information instead of failure, your response becomes more supportive and less forceful.

03/24/2026

Letting go of sentimental items is one of the hardest parts of decluttering and nobody talks about it enough.

That old baby sweater. Your kid's school projects. A piece of clothing from a chapter of life that feels far away now.

Holding onto those things doesn't mean you're disorganized. It means you're human. 💛

One thing that helps: keeping the memory without keeping every object. Digitize photos. Create a small memory box. Choose one meaningful item to represent a whole season of life.

You don't have to let go of the past to create space for the present.

Read the full post here: https://open.substack.com/pub/thrivebeyond50/p/declutter-your-space-clear-your-mind-b53?r=5rka73&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

03/23/2026

Cortisol often gets labeled as the stress hormone.

In reality, it helps regulate blood sugar, energy, blood pressure, and your sleep-wake cycle. The issue is not cortisol itself. The issue is when it stays elevated too often because of skipped meals, poor sleep, overtraining, or long stretches without fuel.

That wired feeling in the morning. The jitteriness after coffee. The afternoon crash that leads to scrolling. These are often rhythm cues, not personal shortcomings.

Cortisol responds to daily structure. Eating within an hour of waking, pairing caffeine with food, adjusting workout timing, and building consistent meal patterns can support steadier energy over time.

March is Nutrition Month, and I am sharing more about how daily nourishment supports hormone balance in my newsletter. If you would like the sign up link, send me a message and I will share it with you.

If you are ready for more individualized support around stress, hormones, and energy regulation, you are welcome to book a strategy session here: https://l.bttr.to/2ZGjB

Small shifts practiced consistently can change how your system feels.

03/20/2026

Not every form of overwhelm is loud.

Sometimes it shows up in the quiet moments between meals. The fridge is full, but nothing feels appealing. You question whether your snack was stabilizing enough. You want to feel better, yet food has become something to analyze instead of something to lean on.

For women focused on hormone health or nervous system regulation, nourishment can carry emotional weight. The body craves consistency. The mind keeps evaluating. That gap creates decision fatigue.

Simplifying nourishment does not mean knowing less. It means caring in a different way. It may look like choosing one stable meal and letting the rest be flexible. It may mean bringing back food that feels familiar and lived in instead of optimized.

Since March is Nutrition Month, I created a guide called Simple Balanced Meals Made Easy to reduce food noise and bring structure back in a supportive way.

If you would like the link, send me a private message and I will share it with you.

03/18/2026

Many women I speak with describe feeling wired and worn down at the same time.

They are capable, responsible, and high functioning. From the outside, everything looks fine. Inside, their system feels stretched.

When the nervous system spends too much time in protection mode, everyday experiences can begin to feel amplified. Hunger cues blur. Noise feels intrusive. Stillness feels uncomfortable. None of this means you are failing. It often means your body has been adapting for longer than you realized.

In this month’s newsletter, I go deeper into how to recognize nervous system overdrive and what truly helps.

If you are ready to explore personalized support, you can book a strategy session here: https://l.bttr.to/2ZGjB

And if you would like the newsletter sign up link, send me a message and I will share it with you.

03/16/2026

You may not even register the notifications consciously anymore. But your body does.

Every alert asks your system to orient and prepare. Even before you read the message, your shoulders may tense. Your breath may shift. Your heart rate may subtly rise. The body processes the signal before the mind does.

When clients tell me they feel overstimulated and cannot explain why, this is often where we begin. It is not that phones are the enemy. It is that we were never designed to be constantly available.

Try asking yourself: What is this notification asking of me?

This month I am sharing more about nervous system awareness in my newsletter. If you would like the sign up link, send me a message and I will share it with you.

If you are ready for more individualized support, you are welcome to book a strategy session here: https://l.bttr.to/2ZGjB

Sometimes rest begins with noticing what has not yet settled.

03/13/2026

Today is World Sleep Day.

There is a lot of advice about how to wind down at night. Dim the lights. Put the phone away. Drink the tea. Stretch before bed.

All of that can help. And so can something more foundational.

Your body needs to feel safe to sleep deeply. One of the ways it measures safety is through blood sugar stability. When levels dip too low overnight, your system may shift into alertness. Waking at 2 or 3 a.m. is often communication, not failure.

Sometimes deeper sleep begins with simple nourishment before bed. Not tracking. Not perfection. Just enough to let your body settle.

For World Sleep Day, I am sharing my guide Meals to Support Deep, Restful Sleep with additional evening food ideas that feel grounding and realistic.

If you would like the link, send me a private message and I will share it with you.

Your body wants rest. Sometimes it just needs a little reassurance

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