About Me
I also look deeper—at gut health, toxic burden (from metals, mold, pesticides), and the interplay between genetics, environment, and stress. Because when you see the body as an interconnected system, healing finally starts to make sense.
I think of my role as part guide, part partner, and part health investigator—someone who helps uncover what’s really going on beneath the surface, connecting the dots that are so often missed. I’m here to help empower you to understand the why behind your symptoms. Together, we learn to see symptoms not as random or “just in your head,” but as signals pointing toward imbalance or unmet needs. When you begin to understand your body through this lens, fear can give way to clarity—and clarity can turn into vibrant health.
At the heart of my work is a belief in agency: that you can learn to trust your body, respond to it with care, and reclaim your health. My own journey taught me that transformation doesn’t come from a single protocol or quick fix—it comes from understanding your biology, listening to your body, and building strategies that support you. That’s the process I now have the privilege of sharing with others.
I look forward to partnering with you and supporting your health!
Brandy Zender
Education: Masters in Clinical Psychology, Functional Diagnostic Nutrition-Practitioner, Master Certified Nutrition Coach
Certificates in: HTMA Professional, Clinical HTMA - Level 2, Autoimmune Health, Natural Health, Diabetic Health, Digestive Health, Hormone Health, Holistic Cancer and Aromatherapy.
Extensive Training in: HTMA- Minerals & Kids, HTMA-Master your Minerals, Mineral Mastery Course, Advanced Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis, Advanced Mold & Immune Course, Advanced OAT & Amino Acids Course, Environmental Toxicants, Nutrigenomics, Neuro-Nutrient Therapy, Mastering Functional Hormones, Neuropsychology and Functional Immunology.
With a clinical background in psychotherapy and current practice in Functional Nutrition, my path has been shaped by both professional training and personal experience. My transition from psychotherapy to nutritional therapy was not a detour—it was a natural evolution, driven by my own struggles with persistent, unexplained health issues. The kind that don’t show up on standard blood labs, and that leave you bouncing from one practitioner to the next without real answers.
What I discovered changed everything: mental and physical health are never separate, and nutrition sits at the foundation of every system in the body. That frustration became fuel. It pushed me to learn how the body really works—and to help others find the clarity I had once been missing.
Today, my work blends both worlds. I start with nutrition as the base, then layer in support for detoxification, nervous system balance, sleep, and movement.
