Carol Cottrill CNC

Specialties

Carol Cottrill, CNC, specializes in the treatment of disordered eating. Disordered eating can result result from a combination of physiological, psychological, social and familial components. Eating habits that in today’s world are considered ordinary and sound approaches to weight management are actually disordered eating behaviors. More than six in ten women in the United States are disordered eaters. Even though disordered eating behaviors don’t necessarily include potentially fatal outcomes like the more serious eating disorders anorexia and bulimia, disordered eating causes women to suffer a wide range of emotional and physical problems that compromise the quality of their lives.

History

Established in 2001.

Carol Cottrill, CNC, holds a bachelor of science degree in holistic nutrition from Clayton College of Natural Health, where she graduated with highest honors. In 2001, the year Carol founded her first private nutritional practice, Jezebel magazine named her a Mover, Shaker and Major Player in Atlanta.

Carol splits her time between her central Florida and midtown Manhattan offices, counting among her clients celebrities from the worlds of fashion, music, medicine and business. Her specialty is the disordered eating that can result from the American obsession with being thin. A regular speaker on subjects ranging from the dangers of fad dieting to osteoporosis, she enjoys expressing her views in magazine pieces and feature columns about lifestyle, beauty and health, and as an industry expert for Dr. Mehmet Oz’s interactive social QA platform, Share​care​.com.

Meet the Business Owner

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Business Owner

About Carol Cottrill, CNC

Carol Cottrill holds a bachelor of science degree in holistic nutrition from Clayton College of Natural Health, where she graduated with highest honors. In her central Florida and midtown Manhattan offices, she counsels clients from the worlds of fashion, music, medicine and business on nutrition, health and beauty. Carol is a regular speaker and contributing writer on subjects ranging from the dangers of fad dieting to osteoporosis. She and her husband, John, have four grown children and two dogs.