Sherry Radoff,
CNC, SMC-C
Certified Nutritionist,
Stress Management 
and Grief Counselor

• Individualized Nutritional Counseling
• Lab Testing for Hormones, Stress (Adrenal Fatigue)
• Hormone Balance (Stress, Estrogen, Progesterone, Testosterone)
• Natural Hormone Replacement Therapy
• Customized Nutritional Supplements
• Prayer
• Instructing patients in better management of chronic disease, medical conditions, and encouraging lifestyle modifications.
• Offering patients an in-depth knowledge of disease states, dietary supplements and product recommendations, the conditions they address, their uses and dosages.
• Customized Medical Diets - Considers a multitude of factors: your diagnosed conditions, assessment of your symptoms, your allergies, intolerances, vitamin/mineral/amino acids imbalances, lifestyle factors.
• Stress Management - Job Stress, Worry Control, Body Awareness, Breath Work, Meditation, Visualization, Goal Setting, Time Management. You will also learn how your unique circumstances and prolonged stress has disrupted your ability to fight infection and disease as well as inhibit recovery from injury and illness.
• Grief & Loss Recovery aimed at completion of the pain caused by loss and clearing any unresolved grief (which most likely is stored up somewhere in your body causing illness/disease).
• Helping patients understand lab tests.
• Assessment of biochemical imbalances.
• Protecting patients from harmful Drug-Supplement-Food Interactions/Depletions and Symptoms, based on scientific literature of medicine, pharmacology, clinical nutrition, and herbal therapeutics.
• Provide scientific research for chronic disease and medical conditions.
  
  
• Assertiveness Training - Techniques to help you overcome difficult people, stressful situations, learning how to listen.

To contact the office for an appointment, please call (818) 609-9458, 9am to 5pm (PST), Monday to Friday, excluding holidays, or via email at sherry@sherryradoff.com

Although Sherry's programs do not replace medical care, they may be used as adjunct and complimentary to primary and specialty care.