Hi there! I'm Michelle-Marie. I'm a mom, certified functional nutritionist, certified pregnancy & postpartum exercise specialist, and founder of We Get To Be Well - a hub for women's health resources. I'll help you create a vibrant, healthy pregnancy, ensure the best possible start for your baby, and implement the foundational tools you'll need to thrive postpartum. I offer nutrition counseling, pregnancy and postpartum body mechanics and movement guidance, and positive mindset practice. Got a question? Ask away - I'd love to hear from you!
MA, Women's & Gender Studies, Roosevelt University, Chicago, IL (2011)
MA, Food Studies, Boston University (2020)
BA, Women's & Gender Studies (2007)
Pregnancy & Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist Certification, Core Exercise Solutions (2020)
Comprehensive Pilates Mat & Apparatus Certification, Body Arts & Sciences International (2012)
Functional Nutrition Counselor Certification, Functional Nutrition Alliance (2018)
ServSafe Food Manager Certification, National Restaurant Association (2019)
Allergy Awareness Certification, Boston University (2019)
Association for the Study of Food & Society
Food & Wellness Equity Collective
English, Portuguese, Spanish
I help trying and expecting mothers create vibrant, healthy pregnancies and thrive postpartum through functional nutrition counseling, toxins exposure education, custom food plans, biomechanics and movement work, and positive mindset practice. I work with clients in-person, online, or a combination of both.
Michelle-Marie is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to all things Nutrition and hormonal health, especially when it involves the pregnancy and post-partum periods. I am a health care provider that works with lots of pregnant mamas and I trust Michelle-Marie with the education of my moms in caring for themselves and their babies through this special time.
- Jon T.
I finally got a physical after almost 2.5 years and even though I didn't mention my weight as a concern, the doctor talked about me losing weight and mentioned intermittent fasting. Since I have chronic pain, she said it might help with inflammation. Before making any changes, I asked Michelle-Marie her thoughts... Taking my specific health history into account, Michelle-Marie explained how intermittent fasting could negatively affect my hormone levels and advised against it as a solution to my PCOS symptoms. I appreciate her insight! I'm so lucky to have her in my life!
- Sarah H.
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