25 LinkedIn Accounts Every Health Coach Should Follow

Health coaches, are you on LinkedIn? With over 830 million members and 55 million company profiles from around the world, LinkedIn is a top platform for making professional connections that could lead to your next client, job, speaking engagement, or growth opportunity.

Maintaining your presence on LinkedIn is like setting up a signpost that tells prospective clients and practitioners, “I’m open for business.” Your profile serves as a resume with a content feed, allowing you to showcase your credibility, qualifications, and any special niches or interests before you even interact with potential connections.

The health and wellness industry is particularly active on LinkedIn, which makes the platform a valuable way to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in the field and any new learning opportunities that might appeal to you. By engaging with the community, you can discover innovative approaches to health coaching, find out about upcoming industry events, and connect with other professionals who share your passion. This constant flow of information and interaction helps you stay at the forefront of your field, ensuring you’re always ready to offer the best to your clients.

One of the best ways to stay plugged in to these opportunities is to follow the experts. We’ve assembled a list of 25 LinkedIn accounts that every heath coach should follow—from doctors and certifying bodies to business experts and fellow health coaches. By following a variety of voices, you’ll be exposed to a wide range of business advice, health research, coaching tips, and more to help you guide others to optimal health.

Check out the list below, and we’ll see you on LinkedIn!

1. Mark Hyman, M.D.

The incomparable Dr. Mark Hyman is a must-follow. A 15-time bestselling author, family physician, and world-renowned leader in our field, Dr. Hyman uses research-backed, common-sense health and nutrition information to spread functional medicine to a broader audience. His account shares tips, research, and Dr. Hyman’s musings on health and wellness.

2. Deanna Minich, MS, PhD, FACN, CNS, IFMCP

Functional Medicine practitioner and nutrition scientist Dr. Deanna Minich shares lots of nutrition information and functional medicine events through her account. The founder of the Certified Food & Spirit Practitioner Program and author of The Rainbow Diet, she breaks down phytonutrients, hormones, aging, and more.

3. Stacy T. Sims, PhD

Any coach who works with active women would benefit from following Dr. Stacy, an Environmental Exercise Physiologist, Nutrition Scientist, and Female Athlete Health and Performance Specialist. Male and female bodies can respond differently to exercise heat stress, recovery, and nutritional interventions, and Dr. Stacy helps her patients—many of whom are elite athletes—to implement protocols like heat adaptation strategies, hydration practices, and overall nutrition to improve their performance and overall health.

5. Cynthia Thurlow, NP

Intermittent fasting and women’s health expert Cynthia Thurlow is on a mission to educate and empower women from a holistic health point of view. She hosts the Everyday Wellness Podcast, where she shares simple everyday changes that promote long-term wellness and posts a weekly wellness roundup and other health information that we know health coaches will appreciate.

6. Sandra Scheinbaum, PhD

FMCA founder and CEO Sandra Scheinbaum brings an ineffably positive attitude to her content and is a true polymath: an expert in clinical psychology, positive psychology, cognitive behavioral therapy, mind-body medicine, and health coaching—and she started her own thriving business, too. Follow her to stay informed about upcoming events and breaking news in the fields of health coaching and functional medicine.

11. Jill Carnahan, MD

Dr. Jill Carnahan is a functional medicine doctor who is very familiar with being the patient, too. A survivor of breast cancer, Crohn’s disease, and mold toxicity, she combines medical expertise and humor to inspire others to improve their health and well-being. On LinkedIn, Dr. Carnahan talks about how to live a healthier life and shares resources for those who want to take action to address nutrition, mold and other toxins, and more.

13. Casey Means, MD

Dr. Casey Means is tackling the metabolic disease epidemic with compassion and clarity, using tech-powered tools and science-backed techniques to effect sustainable healthy lifestyle changes. She believes that people need to know better in order to do better, and her account works to educate and inform so that healthy lifestyle choices become mainstream.

15. Sam Horn

For motivation and communication tips, check out regular FMCA contributor Sam Horn. She shares tips on how to craft compelling messages and create meaningful connections, blending practical advice with engaging storytelling. Sam shares inspirational stories and content that will help you be a stronger communicator as you grow your career.

18. Krisler Bailey, MS, FMCHC

If you work with students, parents of students, or anyone who struggles with executive function, check out Coach Krisler. An Executive Function Coach and FMCA Alum, Krisler posts productivity, motivation, and organization tips; mental health info; and inspirational content that is sure to give your spirit a boost.

19. Dr. Tom O’Bryan

Functional medicine practitioner Dr. Tom O’Bryan is a leading expert in gluten sensitivity and autoimmune disorders. As a functional medicine practitioner and educator, he focuses on understanding the impact of food on health and specializes in identifying and addressing the root causes of chronic illnesses. Dr. O’Bryan is dedicated to raising awareness about the connection between food, autoimmune conditions, and overall well-being through his books, courses, and international speaking engagements.

20. Pooja Mottl

Pooja Mottl is a wellness expert, author, and advocate for holistic nutrition who educates on the importance of healthy eating habits and sustainable lifestyle choices. Drawing from her Indian heritage and culinary expertise, Pooja promotes well-being and vitality and emphasizes practical, whole-food approaches to nourishing the body to achieve optimal health.

22. Anna Cabeca, DO, FACOG

Dr. Anna Cabeca is a triple board-certified physician specializing in women’s health, integrative medicine, and anti-aging. Known as the “Girlfriend Doctor,” she empowers women to achieve hormonal balance naturally, advocating for a holistic approach grounded in functional medicine. She is an expert in hormone health and a trusted advocate and educator in the field of women’s wellness.

23. Vishen Lakhiani

An entrepreneur, author, and speaker, Vishen Lakhiani is known for founding Mindvalley, a global education platform focusing on personal growth and holistic well-being. He promotes innovative ideas and practices in meditation, mindfulness, and self-development, aiming to transform education and inspire positive change worldwide. His work emphasizes the fusion of Eastern wisdom and modern science to empower individuals to lead more fulfilling lives.

24. Sonda Kunzi

For all things insurance, billing, and practice administration, follow Sonda Kunzi. For many health coaches, these topics can be intimidating and overwhelming, but Sonda will help you sort it out. She shares tips and upcoming events to help health coaches stay on top of insurance and billing (and she was even a guest on our podcast, if you want to go deeper on this topic).

25. Kara Loewentheil

Kara Loewentheil is a life coach, feminist, and host of the popular “UnF*ck Your Brain” podcast. She specializes in mental wellness and empowerment, particularly for women and LGBTQ+ folks, helping them overcome self-doubt and achieve personal growth. Through her coaching and podcast, Kara combines cognitive psychology with feminist theory to promote self-confidence and resilience.

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We hope you find a few voices that resonate with you on this list. These diverse experts and influencers offer a blend of free resources, engaging stories, and practical tips that will enrich your LinkedIn use and benefit your clients and your career, too. As health coaches, we are stronger together, and the more we share our knowledge with each other, the more we spread the power of functional medicine health coaching to those who need it (which we firmly believe is everyone!).