Sherrie Sonomura MPH RD CDE, Dietitian-Nutritionist
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Sherrie Sonomura MPH RD CDE

Dietitian-Nutritionist | Nutrition, Education

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Experienced Registered Dietitian, Certified Diabetes Care & Education Specialist (CDCES) and Certified Health & Well-Being Coach with demonstrated history of working in digital health, telephonic health and wellness coaching, community-based nutrition programs, outpatient diabetes education, and in-center dialysis. Skilled in coaching (in-person/phone/video/text) and facilitating group education, with specialized expertise in Diabetes Self-Management.

My passion as a health and wellness dietitian/coach is helping shape growth mindset and behavior changes that generate sustainable healthy lifestyles which prevent or treat disease, and foster well-being and thriving. I believe that optimal wellness is achieved when mind, body, emotions, and creative energies are aligned to meet one's goals and purpose. When not working, you can find me outdoors in running shoes.

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National Certification Board for Diabetes Educators

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