Dallen Weber

I am a Clinical Health Coach, Functional Nutrition Practitioner, former critical care nurse, and mother of three, with over 20 years of experience across critical care, functional nutrition, and integrative medicine.

Across two decades working with thousands of people, one truth has remained constant: the human body has an extraordinary capacity to heal and thrive when we create the right environment for it. That belief sits at the heart of everything I do. I believe in starting with the least invasive interventions first — building health before managing disease, and always asking why the body is struggling rather than simply how to silence symptoms.

As a mother, this philosophy is deeply personal. I want my children — and every child — to grow into resilient, capable adults with healthy bodies, strong minds, and the confidence to navigate life's challenges. Health isn't simply the absence of illness; it's the foundation that allows children to reach their full potential.

When it comes to ADHD and neurodivergence, I believe we need to broaden the conversation. Are we supporting sleep, nutrition, movement, gut health, emotional wellbeing, and the environments our children are growing up in? These foundations matter deeply.

But, Before Medication isn't about being for or against medication — those decisions are deeply personal, and medication has an important place for many families. This series is about empowering parents with knowledge, asking better questions, and exploring every opportunity to support brain development before, alongside, or beyond medication where appropriate.

Because every child deserves the opportunity not just to function — but to truly thrive.

Jena Doyle

I am a clinical Naturopath and Nutritionist with a passion for root cause, holistic approaches to health and wellbeing. I have been a part of the Kultured Wellness team for three years, and I mainly sit in the clinic space, seeing clients everyday to investigate their health concerns and empower them in knowledge, understanding, and appreciation for their bodies.

Growing up with multiple family members being diagnosed with ADHD and ASD, I developed a curiosity for what might be driving this and what could help. I was confronted with the divide between pharmaceutical and alternative medicine solutions and struggled to bridge the gap and understand the place for each approach and which direction to go.

After many years of experience with family members, and then years of education in university, my own personal research, and now years of clinical experience - it is clear that the conversation needs to be nuanced and personalised. ADHD is often a sign of a bigger problem, and that is what I am passionate about investigating.

As the lead naturopath at Kultured Wellness, one big aspect of my role is to help families thrive and build resilience and capacity. I seek to gather all the data, including health history, blood work, dietary and lifestyle factors, current and previous symptoms, and functional testing in order to develop a holistic and comprehensive view of each individual in front of me.

In our 'But, Before Medication for ADHD' webinar I look forward to bringing forward common themes I see and naturopathic approaches that I use everyday. Asking questions is always the best place to start, and it is my hope that this webinar prompts questions in you, helping you to get curious.