Great practitioners who will listen and advise but not be pushy
Katie Tolley, RN, MSN, CPNP-PC, FMAPS is a PNCB board certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner with over 25 years of child health experience. Katie spent the first few years of her career in obstetrics, bringing newborns into the world. She then moved to primary care pediatrics and community health, where she utilized her additional certification as a lactation consultant. Katie expanded her knowledge earning a Master’s in Child Health from SUNY/Stony Brook University. She quickly added a fellowship in Child and Adolescent Mental Health from Arizona State University.
After a few years in primary care and school based wellness, Katie started noticing how sick kids were, and started looking for a more in-depth way to help her patients dealing with chronic health issues. She started taking integrative nutrition courses, and attending functional medicine conferences with the Institute of Functional Medicine and the Medical Academy of Pediatrics and Special Needs (MedMAPS). Katie became a member of MedMAPS and recently completed her fellowship with the organization, placing her among the top providers in pediatric functional medicine.
Katie has experience working with children suffering with Lyme Disease/co-infections, PANS/PANDAS, Mycotoxin illness and MCAS, ADHD, Anxiety, migraines/headaches, stomach issues, eczema and skin sensitivities, food allergies/sensitivities/aversions, autism, and other neuro-immune diagnoses.
Katie enjoys spending time with her husband, 2 grown children, her dog, Phoebe, being outdoors, and staying active. Outside of the office, you can find Katie teaching reformer pilates, leading kayak tours, hiking, cooking, gardening, and traveling when she can find the time to sneak away.
Katie brings years of knowledge, along with her own personal parenting experience and advocacy for a child with special health care needs to her practice. Being a parent of a child with chronic health issues, all while dealing with her own health problems helps her bring a personal perspective of compassion and understanding to her practice.



