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Shannon Le Mintier
The Heart of Whole Living
Founder, RDN, IFNCP, E RYT 500
Shannon Le Mintier is a seasoned professional in wellness and movement who embodies a holistic, human approach—guiding clients to live with clarity, balance, and a deep sense of thrive. With over 30 years of experience and a background in Human Nutrition and Dietetics from Miami University, she brings together the science of functional nutrition and the wisdom of mindful living.
Her work blends Eastern and Western philosophies of health, shaped by years of teaching, global travel, and working with individuals, families, and organizations. Through Whole Living Nutritionist, Shannon offers personalized nutrition, movement, and lifestyle guidance—helping clients reconnect with their bodies, cultivate awareness, and create sustainable well-being that fits the rhythm of real life.
An Integrative Lens
Shannon’s approach integrates three core pillars that define the Whole Living philosophy:
Functional Nutrition: translating science into simple, everyday strategies that support balance and vitality
Mindful Movement: using yoga, breath, and body awareness to cultivate energy and ease
Intentional Lifestyle: rooting well-being in rhythm, rest, and ritual so it becomes part of daily life
Credentials & Experience
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RDN/LDN Registered and Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist
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Integrative Functional Nutrition Certified Practitioner (IFNCP)
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E RYT 500 / YACEP — Yoga Alliance Certified
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BSc in Human Nutrition and Dietetics, Miami University
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Former Interim Faculty, College of Oriental Medicine, Santa Barbara
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Over 30 years of experience in private practice, corporate wellness, and international retreats
A Life Lived in Practice
Shannon lives what she teaches. She nourishes herself through vibrant nutrition, daily movement, and meaningful connection. Her days are balanced by time in nature, ocean swims, yoga, hiking, gym sessions, and moments of prayer, breathwork, and meditation. These practices ground her in gratitude and reflect her belief that wellness isn’t something to achieve—it’s a way of living, practiced one mindful moment at a time.