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Purpose LLC was created by Tracy Harrison to help busy, successful professionals who have lost sight of their health and well-being while pursuing their career goals. Tracy helps her clients to become both healthier and happier by making step-by-step, enjoyable, and long-lasting changes. Her mission: to help people to eat on purpose and to live on purpose. And she gets results.

Tracy left an accomplished 15-year career in high-tech to pursue her passions for nutrition, coaching, and helping people maximize their happiness. Her many years in high-powered and influential corporate roles mean she understands first-hand the environment professionals face today. Tracy’s expertise areas are wide-ranging: increasing energy and stamina, healing from stomach and other GI distress, blood sugar management, sustainable weight loss, and how to turn healthy intentions into life-long habits. She also has extensive experience leading small- and large-group seminars and is a prized professional mentor and executive training facilitator.

Tracy also has a particular passion for helping people who are struggling with chronic disease. So much of conventional medicine today is focused on triage of acute illness, which it usually achieves impressively. However, conventional approaches to chronic disease are often toward the goal of just “managing” patient symptoms. Using biochemical testing, Tracy helps her clients to understand the true root causes of their disease, so that it can be reduced or eliminated at its source.  She also has a passion for teaching clinical pearls and biochemical foundations to other healthcare providers.  If you are a health counselor, nurse, massage therapist, physical therapist, or other provider who wants to know more about the clinical myths and truths behind today’s most pressing medical issues and symptoms, you may want to learn more about Tracy’s educational venture:  Wildly Successful HC.  www.wildlysuccessfulhc.com

Tracy’s health counseling certification is from Columbia University for the Institute of Integrative Nutrition in New York. She has completed ongoing training and is working on a certification in understanding the root causes of chronic illness with the Institute of Functional Medicine and on Masters courses in Human Nutrition at Bridgeport University. She also holds a Masters degree in Engineering from MIT and a Masters degree in Management from The Sloan School at MIT. Tracy held a variety of technical and managerial roles during her semiconductor industry tenure, most recently at Intel Corporation – from technology program management to executive leadership.

Tracy supports clients all across the US. She also travels to provide large group presentations of myth-busting common health misconceptions, hands-on cooking demonstrations and practical seminars for corporations and community groups.

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Testimonials

We hired Tracy to come into our company and present a series of nutritional seminars to our Associates during their lunch hour. The seminars were presented to a diverse group of people with diverse health concerns. Tracy did a wonderful job of presenting material that can confuse the best of us in a simple, easy to understand way. She shed light on our behavior as consumers of fast food, pre-packaged “health food,” and eating patterns that get us into trouble. Beyond that, she personally helped me create a reward chart to get my 6 year old son to fall in love with vegetables. I am happy to report that he asks every night for his vegetables and the chart that started him on the right path has become irrelevant. Thank you, Tracy!

Suzanne Santospago
Terumo Cardiovascular Systems
Ashland, MA