Janine Corbett
Functional Nutrition Coach, Strasburg

Functional Nutrition & Health Coach | Strasburg

Janine believes nutrition is about more than what we eat. It’s also about how our bodies digest, absorb, and use those nutrients, and how stress and everyday life influence that process. Drawing on over a decade of experience in nutrition, culinary, and wellness settings, she enjoys helping patients make sense of their health, find practical ways to feel better, and be a little kinder to themselves along the way.

Clinical Focus

• Clinical & Functional Nutrition
• Digestive & Gut Health
• Metabolic Health, Weight Management & Blood Sugar Regulation
• Stress, Nervous System Health & Sensory Sensitivities
• Wellness Coaching & Behavior Change Science
• Energy, Performance & Recovery (Fatigue, Low Endurance to Athletic Performance)
• Culinary Nutrition & Practical Integration (Meal Planning, Cooking Confidence, Food Overwhelm, Advanced Culinary Techniques)

Education & Experience

Janine holds a Master of Science in Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine from the University of Western States and is a Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS) candidate, completing the final requirements for this advanced clinical nutrition credential. Comparable in rigor to a dietitian’s training, the CNS pathway emphasizes a bioindividual and functional approach to nutrition, providing a strong clinical foundation for Janine’s work with patients.

Her experience includes working in acute nutrition at Dartmouth Medical Center, where she collaborated with dietitians to personalize therapeutic diets for patients at nutritional risk. Her interest in the connection between food and health also led her to the Institute of Culinary Education in Manhattan, where she earned a diploma in Health-Supportive Culinary Arts and completed her chef externship at the award-winning destination spa, The Lodge at Woodloch.

Janine’s interest in health and human behavior began at Hofstra University, where she designed her own major in Health Communication, Promotion, and Health Sciences. This sparked a lasting curiosity about not only what influences our health, but also what helps people make meaningful changes. She later earned her health coaching certification through the Functional Medicine Coaching Academy (FMCA), where she received extensive training in the science and psychology of behavior change. Putting her coaching into practice, Janine then went on to work as a mindset coach, helping individuals navigate chronic stress and challenging relationships with food, skills that still shape her work with patients today.

Areas of Expertise

Clinically, Janine specializes in functional nutrition, with a focus on metabolic health, digestion, and energy regulation.

In practice, she applies nutrition physiology to everyday life, helping patients better fuel, digest, and regulate as they adapt to life’s many stressors; from the healthy challenge of exercise and exciting life changes to periods of prolonged physical or emotional stress. Janine has a knack for helping patients who feel depleted, reactive, or overwhelmed build resilience, better navigate daily demands, and follow through on their goals. With her background in holistic culinary arts, she also enjoys helping patients build confidence in the kitchen and discover sustainable ways to nourish their bodies that suit their needs and lifestyles. 

Her approach blends functional nutrition, culinary creativity, and the art of wellness coaching with practical behavior change strategies. 

Professional Contributions

Janine is currently completing her 1,000 hours of supervised practice toward CNS certification and is actively involved in several professional clinical nutrition and health coaching organizations. She has always loved learning and continues to build on her education through webinars and trainings. Most recently, she completed a course in blood chemistry foundations with Dr. Bryan Walsh to strengthen her interpretation of functional labs.

Janine’s education is deeply rooted in critically evaluating scientific research, understanding the many factors that influence health and human behavior, and applying emerging findings in functional medicine to health promotion and nutrition practice. She brings this perspective to her work at Turnpaugh Health & Wellness Center, where she enjoys collaborating with the clinical team, sharing research, introducing new ideas, and developing resources for the nutrition and health coaching department.

Janine also loves when colleagues and patients share something interesting they’ve read or heard about. Next time you see her, don’t be shy about sharing the latest health topic on your mind! She’s always up for learning something new and hearing different perspectives!

Personal Life

Janine resides in the Lancaster countryside with her husband and is a new mama to her daughter and their pup, Sugar. While she’s always had a love of learning, she’ll tell you motherhood has been one of her greatest teachers, teaching her the value of presence, play, and laughter in everyday life. When she’s not seeing patients, brainstorming a new resource, or chasing after her little one, you’ll likely find her trying new dishes, curating cozy spaces, or traveling to the Jersey and Long Island shorelines to visit family.

Health Habits

• Meditation
• Sauna & Cold Plunging
• Snowboarding, Surfing & Outdoor Time
• Weightlifting
• Personal Development Books
• Connection with others and Laughing as Medicine