Understand
Learn how everyday factors can relate to how you feel.
Functional health coaching & education
You’ve been told your numbers are fine. So why don’t you feel fine?
Your labs might look “normal,” but your energy, mood, digestion and sleep can tell a different story. We look at the bigger picture and help you build practical habits, one step at a time.
Led by Susan Earl, RN, founder of The Fatigue Clinic. Coaching and education only, not medical care.
Susan Earl, RN, offers health coaching and education under the teaching and counseling component of registered nursing practice in North Carolina. This is not medical care, diagnosis or treatment.
The pathways to better health
Cardiovascular health and prevention are our entry point. From there, we explore the connected parts of health that make up your whole picture.
Cardiovascular HealthStart with heart health and prevention.EnergyExplore the patterns behind low energy.MetabolismBuild habits around metabolic wellbeing.Gut HealthMake sense of digestive patterns.Hormonal HealthUnderstand how daily habits connect.Cognitive HealthSupport focus, clarity and brain health.
The practice spans eight pathways. Explore the areas shown here, then ask Susan about the full framework.
A thoughtful place to start
You deserve an explanation that makes sense.
When you’ve seen providers and still don’t feel like yourself, it can be hard to know what to do next. Susan helps you step back, ask useful questions and build sustainable health habits with clear, practical education.
Learn about the approachPersonalize
Focus on your priorities, circumstances and questions.
Build habits
Choose realistic steps that can fit your daily life.
A clear next step
Start with a conversation, not another list.
Tell us what you’ve been experiencing and what you’re hoping to understand. We’ll talk through whether health coaching is a good fit.
Request a free 5-minute clarity callSusan Earl, RN, offers health coaching and education under the teaching and counseling component of registered nursing practice in North Carolina. This is not medical care, diagnosis or treatment.