Danielle Shea Tan

Danlelle Shea Tan is a functional family nutritionist and mother of two young boys. She was driven to start working with families just three months postpartum after seeing fellow moms struggle with putting their newborns on acid reflux medications for conditions where nutrition and lifestyle adjustments should be first line therapy. Through her clinical practice, she supports families privately, leads group classes in person and virtually and presents to parents and childcare providers on a variety of nutrition and wellness topics from prenatal/postnatal nutrition, picky eating, food and mood, keeping children healthy in the winter and more.

Danielle writes regularly on her blog www.healthymamas.com and has been featured in regional media outlets including Boston Magazine and Boston Parents Paper. She has been a frequent guest on Mommy Business Radio, a former WATD radio show, and a number of online summits including Healthy Kids Virtual Summit. Danielle also guest posts on national and regional blogs including Bright Horizon's the Family Room blog, Mommybites Boston and more.

After spending 12+years in management consulting, it was natural for Danielle to combine her business experience with her training in nutrition and wellness. Since 2012, Danielle has served in many capacities in the wellness industry including providing her expertise as a content writer and health educator in corporate wellness world, researching and providing recommendations for new products at food and natural medicine companies and acting as an trusted advisor to parents and families who want to raise happy, healthy children naturally and practically.

Ms. Shea Tan received her MS in Nutrition and Integrative Health in December 2017 from Maryland University of Integrative Health. She received her MBA from Ross School of Business at University of Michigan in 2005 and her bachelor's degree from Boston College in 1999. She is also a certified Health Coach who graduated from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in 2012.