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Sheila Carroll, MD

Pediatrician, Obesity Medicine, Life & Weight Coach, Mom

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Category(ies): Obesity Medicine | Pediatrics | Physician

Sheila Carroll, MD, is a double board-certified physician in Pediatrics and Obesity Medicine. She is dedicated to helping children with extra weight achieve their best health, allowing them to enjoy the childhood and well-being they deserve. Dr. Carroll accomplishes this by coaching parents to create a metabolically healthy lifestyle at home, setting the stage for every family member to thrive.

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Empowering parents to create a healthy lifestyle for the entire family.

Sheila Carroll, MD

Empowering parents to create a healthy lifestyle for the entire family.

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Parents Are The Key: Successfully Navigating Childhood Obesity By Focusing On Holistic Support For the Parents

Sheila M. Carroll MD teaches how to transform children’s weight and health by educating, empowering, and supporting parents to become healthy role models.

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