1989 

Registered Nurse, Nurse Practitioner 

Harbor UCLA 

Mia Lundin, R.N.C.N.P, is a thought leader in the area of bioidentical hormones and female brain chemistry, how they interrelate and how imbalances of the two affect the emotional well-being of women of all ages.
Ms. Lundin is a registered nurse, nurse practitioner, an award winning author, educator, inspirational speaker and international leader in her field. Through her private practice, education efforts, writing, research and advocacy, she empowers women who feel like they are falling apart, losing it, or going “insane” and focuses on the emotional symptoms of hormone and brain chemistry imbalances associated with the combination of stress-filled lives and hormonal transitions such as PMS, perimenopause, menopause, and post menopause.
Her medical expertise, fresh perspective, personal experience, and passion to improve women’s health make her uniquely suited as a thought leader in the field of women’s hormones and brain chemistry.
Lundin graduated as a registered nurse from the Ugglevik School of Stockholm and went on to earn a degree as a Certified Nurse Practitioner in obstetrics and gynecology from Harbor UCLA Medical Center. She settled in Santa Barbara, California, and became the founder and director of a thriving private health care practice, The Center for Hormonal and Nutritional Balance Inc., which attracts women from around the world.

 

 

Author of Female Brain Gone Insane; An Emergency Guide For Women Who Feel Like They Are Falling Apart