Lori Giovannini is a Brain Health Coach, Functional Medicine Nutritionist, and integrative wellness practitioner dedicated to helping individuals restore balance, optimize brain function, and reclaim their health by addressing root causes. She is a certified Brain Health Coach and Trainer from Amen Clinics and a certified Positive Intelligence® Coach, combining neuroscience, mindset, and holistic healing to support lasting transformation.

Lori is currently training in an elite program taught by Dr. Dale Bredesen. The ReCODE 2.0 Program is a leading research based approach focused on preventing and reversing cognitive decline, including dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and mild cognitive impairment.

Her work is deeply personal. After losing her sister to complications related to mental health challenges and treatments that ultimately worsened her condition, Lori made it her mission to find a better way. One that looks beyond symptom management to truly understand and address the root causes of illness.

Through her advanced training with the Health Institute, Lori integrates functional medicine, nutrition, Chinese medicine, Ayurveda, and other integrative modalities to support whole body healing. She also incorporates bioenergetic scanning and frequency based therapies to identify imbalances and help restore the body’s natural energy and regulation.

Lori specializes in brain health, detoxification including heavy metals and parasites, emotional resilience, depression, and cognitive decline. Her personalized, whole body approach empowers clients to heal deeply, regain clarity, and create sustainable, vibrant health.

Lori believes that true healing includes the mind, body, and spirit. In addition to her health work, she is passionate about guiding women in their spiritual journey through her work with The Happy Catholic Woman and her prayer community, creating space for deeper connection, faith, and inner peace.

As the founder of Healthy New You, Lori is committed to helping others uncover the path to true healing physically, mentally, and spiritually so they can step into a stronger, healthier version of themselves.