Our Story
Personal Care. Inner Joy. Aging Well.
We believe that being well and whole is a journey of grace and developing an understanding of your mind, body, soul and spirit.
Our bodies will change as we mature and encounter experiences. Our foundational pillars equip you to love your life and your body through all stages.
About the Founder
LaShanna
L. Moore
Founder LaShanna Moore is no stranger to what it takes to be well and whole. She has navigated personal health challenges and is passionate about helping others heal.
Mrs. Moore, a holistic health practitioner, has been a skilled professional in the industry for 14+ years. She is an advocate of women’s health, the underserved and victims of human trafficking.
She is a graduate of University of Houston, Trinity School of Natural Health, International Sports Sciences Association and the Integrative & Functional Nutrition Academy.
With expertise ranging from nutrition to physical fitness, herbalism and functional medicine she is a leading voice in aging well and healthy.
Community
Mentor, Nomi Network for Human Trafficking
7th District Constituent for PCOS Awareness
Credentials
University of Houston, BS Liberal Arts
Trinity School of Natural Health, Holistic Health, Herbalism, Endocannabinoid System
International Sports Sciences Association, Sports Nutrition
Integrative & Functional Nutrition Academy, Functional Nutrition
Affiliations
Member, Academy Botanical Materia Medica
Member, Society for Nutrition Education & Behavior
Compliances
For WWC Consultations : Wholistically Well maintains confidentiality and safety for all documents and files of clients as upheld by HIPAA.
Our Philosophy
Wholistically Well is care for people, integrity of research and academics with practicality. We are proudly a haven of health, healing and hope. We want people to thrive in every area of their lives as a result of being connected with WW.
We are holistic in our approach; treating the whole person (mind, body, soul, spirit). Our foundation is functional medicine where we seek the underlying
causes rather than treating the symptoms. We are anti-diet culture and are committed to helping people develop healthy relationship with their body and food.
We use complementary therapies because they are safe in conjunction with medical therapies that clients may be undergoing such as chemotherapy. Our complementary therapies may include nutrition, education on massage therapy, and resource for aromatherapy and herbalism. We believe that complementary therapies can contribute to feeling better and living a restored life.
The Approach
Getting to Know You. Traveling through our protocols of homeostasis, lab work if needed and holistic modalities. We remind you that healing is a “whole” matter: mind, body, soul and spirit
The 5 Principles of Functional Medicine:
The Individual is not a
disease but a person
Functional medicine is evidence-based
The human body is self-healing
We each have the potential to heal diseases
Health is more than then absence of disease
On Being the Bridge
A healthy relationship between conventional and functional medicine is necessary for patients to experience optimal health.Ā
Did You Know?
We want you to look at your body and health as an ecosystem.Ā Every part of you depends on the other to function, develop and perform the way it was designed to.Ā When something is malfunctioning it can set a trickle down effect in other body parts, glands, organs, muscle tissue, cells etc…
We don’t want you to dismiss symptoms. They are a message of a deeper issue. Take a look at the list below. Any of these symptoms can be grouped together for various ailments you are experiencing.
Gut Health:
- Digestive Problems
- Bloating/Gas
- Chronic Constipation
- IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
- Heartburn
- Skin Issues
- Auto-Immune Disease
- Thyroid Disease
- Allergies, Autism and Neurological
- Disorders like Dementia
Men Hormone Health:
- Erectile Dysfunction
- Muscle Mass Loss
- Hot Flashes
- Difficulty Concentrating
- Prolonged Fatigue
- Insomnia
- Mood Swings/Depression
episodes - Frequent Urination
- Overgrowth of Breast Tissue
Women Hormone Health:
- PMS
- Low Sex Drive
- Non-existent/ Irregular/ Heavy Periods
- Sudden Weight Gain
- Mood Swings
- Skin Issues
- Joint/Body Pain
- Perimenopause
- Menopause
- Insomnia
- Brittle Bones
- Fertility Issues
Reproductive Health
Reproductive health issues can change or appear throughout the maturation of life
- PCOS
- Endometriosis
- Uterine Fibroids
- Gynecologic Cancer
- Interstitial Cystitis
- STDs/AIDS
“It is our desire that you live well and whole in every area of your life”
-Practitioner LaShanna Moore