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Why NAMIO is different
NAMIO is a virtual family-based healthy lifestyle intervention that follows the evidence-based curriculum recommended by the CDC and American Academy of Pediatrics. NAMIO takes a positive approach to helping families optimize their health habits, together.
Personalized Coaching
NAMIO offers personalized private and group coaching to support your unique experiences and offer personalized feedback.
Access on your own time
NAMIO classes and curriculum are built on a easy to use app, meaning you can access the material when it's convenient for you.
Pediatrician-powered program
NAMIO’s founder is a board-certified pediatrician, registered dietitian, and obesity medicine specalist who understands the unique challenges that families face when making health changes.
NAMIO helps parents who want to improve their child’s health

Support your child in improving their nutrition and physical activity.

Worried that your child’s weight might increase risk for later health problems.

Improve your family’s nutrition, exercise, and sleep routines to achieve a healthier weight.

NAMIO meets American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines for Intensive Health Behavior Lifestyle Treatment (IHBLT).
NAMIO provides education and coaching in the five areas that matter most for health and wellbeing: nutrition, physical activity, mindfulness, sleep, and social connection. If your teen is taking prescribed obesity medication (Wegovy, Saxenda, Qysmia, etc), NAMIO is a complementary, virtual tool to support lifestyle change.

Live and On-Demand
Classes and Workshops
NAMIO offers fun and engaging live and on-demand classes and workshops including cooking demos, health education, fitness classes, mindfulness sessions, and short talks led by our founder and health coaches who are experts in working with children, adolescents and their families.
The Pediatrician Next Door | Podcast
Weight loss drugs are all over the news—and your social media feeds! But are they safe for teens? And when are they actually used? Pediatrician and registered dietitian Dr. Natalie Digate Muth explains how doctors are combining lifestyle changes with new medications to help adolescents manage their weight and avoid long-term health problems.