Sherryl Chandley-Brown, NBC-HWC, Integrative Nutrition Health Coach on Influential Women Editorial Team
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Sherryl Chandley-Brown, NBC-HWC

Integrative Nutrition Health Coach · Health Coaching

CoversPostmenopausal women
IndustryHealth Coaching
Based InSequim, WA
About
Sherryl Chandley-Brown, NBC-HWC serves as CEO and Integrative Nutrition Health Coach for SCB Health Coaching, based in Sequim, Washington. After retiring, she began her health coaching career approximately two years ago, driven by a passion for helping women improve their overall well-being through a deeper understanding of nutrition, lifestyle, and personal health patterns. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Zoology from the University of Texas and completed graduate studies in Nutrition Sciences at Liberty University. She is a Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach through the National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching and received her integrative nutrition training through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, including additional education as a gut health specialist. Through SCB Health Coaching, Sherryl specializes in supporting postmenopausal women who are experiencing challenges such as brain fog, fatigue, stress, digestive concerns, and reduced resilience. Her approach focuses on brain health, cognitive longevity, gut health, nervous system regulation, and the concept of bio-individuality, recognizing that each person has unique needs and experiences. By combining evidence-informed education with personalized coaching strategies, she helps clients identify the underlying patterns affecting their health and create sustainable habits that support long-term vitality and well-being. Sherryl is an active member of the Sequim Chamber of Commerce and is committed to serving her community through education, workshops, and wellness advocacy. She attributes her success to the guidance of her mentor, whose support and wisdom have helped shape her professional journey, as well as the encouragement of community members who engage with her work. Guided by values of integrity, alignment, joy, kindness, and curiosity, Sherryl encourages others to remain patient, persistent, and authentic while continuing to ask thoughtful questions and uncover personalized pathways to health and success.
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  1. Postmenopausal women
  2. Gut health
  3. Bio-individuality

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