Beth O’Hara, founder and Functional Naturopath of Mast Cell 360, has sadly passed away, leaving her family, friends, colleagues, and staff in deep mourning. The news of her death was shared through a Facebook post stating, “Dear Mast Cell 360 Community, It is with deeply heavy hearts that we inform you of the passing of our founder, Beth O’Hara.” The specific cause of her death has not been disclosed.
Educational Background and Career
Beth O’Hara began her academic journey at the University of Louisville, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Physiological Psychology in 2000. Her interest in the complexities of the human mind and body led her to pursue further education at the Eisner Institute for Professional Studies, earning a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy/Counseling. She continued her studies at the New Eden School of Natural Health, where she obtained a Doctor of Naturopathy with a specialization in Functional Medicine Approaches.
With over a decade of experience as a Functional Naturopathic Practitioner, Beth focused on Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, Histamine Intolerance, and related conditions. Her practice was dedicated to uncovering the root causes of health issues and guiding clients toward healing. Through her work, she assisted many individuals in navigating their health challenges.
Beth’s commitment to her field was driven by her personal experiences with chronic health issues. Her own struggles with severe pain and functional limitations inspired her to help others facing similar challenges. Her goal was to empower individuals to regain their health and live fulfilling lives.
Beth O’Hara’s approach to healthcare was holistic and client-focused, emphasizing the importance of addressing underlying causes rather than merely treating symptoms. Her career was dedicated to advocating for Functional Medicine and supporting her clients in their journeys to better health.
An obituary for Beth O’Hara will be released by her family.
