Tell Me More About You, Kathrine.
How Are You Qualified To Help Me?
This is what I’m really passionate about: helping people untangle their stress, anxiety and fear around food, body and wellness - and creating confident, sustainable health habits and mindset around wellness.
With a B.S. in Biology, a B.S. in Psychology, along with a 2-year Master’s in Science in Human Nutrition from the University of Copenhagen, I’m uniquely qualified to help individuals transition their lifestyles to heal their relationship with food, overcome lifelong struggles around eating, and implement healthy habits that last for life.
I’ve also worked as a group fitness instructor for four years, and have clinical experience working as a health educator and health coach.
My educational background of human biology, nutrition, psychology, and fitness leads me to have a holistic overview of what’s essential for optimal health: balanced psychological, emotional, and physical wellbeing. This perspective means I’m able to help my clients create strategic changes that lead to long term habits to improve their overall health and wellbeing: relationship with food, nutrition, gut health, energy levels, fitness, confidence, and mental clarity.
I’m thrilled you’re here. I can’t wait to get to know you!
What Education Have You Had?
2-year Master’s of Science in Human Nutrition from the University of Copenhagen
(Sep. 2019 - August 2021)
Clinical Health Educator at a medical clinic in Washington State (2019)
Certified Health Coach - American Council on Exercise (2019)
Bachelor’s of Science in Biology, specializing in medicine and health sciences
Graduated 2018 from Washington State University
Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology, focus on health psychology
Graduated 2018 from Washington State University
Certified Group Fitness Instructor - American Council on Exercise (2016)