Meet Dr. Quinnett Swank
Online nutrition coach for women
I did everything I was supposed to do and watched it stop working. That's how I got here.
Hi, I'm Dr. Quinnett Swank, EdD. I'm a Certified Transformational Nutrition Coach with advanced training in integrative and functional nutrition, a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, a professor, an author, and the host of Wellness Unfiltered with Dr. Quinnett.
I'm also a wife, a mom, and a woman navigating this season of life myself. My approach is grounded, practical, honest, and compassionate, because change only lasts when the support behind it is realistic.
You can't feel your best in a depleted body. That belief shapes everything I do.
Coaching is not therapy. I don't provide therapy inside coaching, and I don't work with the same person as both coach and therapist.
Your body is not working against you. It's communicating with you.
How you feel day to day, your energy, mood, sleep, cravings, and how steady you feel in your own body, is shaped by how your body is fueled, supported, and recovered.
That doesn't mean nutrition explains everything. It means your body is part of the picture, not separate from it.
Symptoms are information. Once you can read them, you stop guessing and start making decisions.
Education and Training
Nutrition and Coaching
- Certified Transformational Nutrition Coach, Institute of Transformational Nutrition
- Certificate of Training in Integrative & Functional Nutrition, Integrative and Functional Nutrition Academy (IFNA)
- Perimenopause Specialist, Certification Course for Allied Health Professionals, Perry Academy
- Functional Lab Testing Specialist, Certification Course for Health Coaches, PHCI
- Food as Medicine, PESI
- Personal Training Certificate, American Council on Exercise (ACE)
Behavior Change
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Psychwire
Licensure
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, State of Nevada
- Licensed School Psychologist
Over a decade of clinical and educational work taught me how change actually happens, and why knowing what to do is rarely the reason people don't do it.
Coaching is not therapy. I don't provide therapy inside coaching, and I don't work with the same person as both coach and therapist.
Education
- Doctorate of Education in Educational Leadership, EdD
- Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy, MA
- Master of Science in School Psychology, MS
A whole-self approach
I go deeper than macros: nutrition, movement, habits, stress, sleep, and sustainable behavior change, built around the life you actually live.
Strength is part of the plan, not an afterthought. Muscle is what protects your metabolism, your bones, and how you feel in your body.
Nutrition coaching is an educational and supportive service, available nationwide.
How I work
My style is active, collaborative, and rooted in real life. Here's what you can expect.
Pattern-focused
I help women look beneath the surface of what they're experiencing and understand the nutrition, metabolic, hormonal, digestive, behavioral, and lifestyle factors that may be influencing how they feel.
Practical
Tools, habits, and next steps you can actually use.
Compassionate and honest
I'll support you, and I'll help you look clearly at what's no longer working.
Rooted in your real life
Your schedule, your stress load, your body, and the capacity you actually have.
Focused on self-trust
The goal isn't another plan you depend on forever. It's understanding yourself well enough to adjust on your own.
Ready to take the next step?
Your body is communicating. Let's learn how to listen.
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