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Oh hi, I'm Dr. Torrie Clontz and I am on a mission to change the way women experience healthcare and aging.

From Professional Acrobat to Patient Advocate.

Before I became a women's health and longevity clinician, I spent years as a professional acrobat. I understood movement, strength, and what it meant to push the limits of the human body.

But what I didn't understand was why mine seemed to be falling apart.

I'd always been exceptionally flexible and prone to injuries. For years, I chalked it up to my athletic career. But when everyday movements started causing serious injuries—a shoulder dislocation from simply reaching down, a back injury from sneezing—I knew something wasn't right.

And here's where my story took an unexpected turn.

Despite being a healthcare provider myself, I struggled to find answers. I sought guidance from colleagues and specialists, only to have my concerns dismissed. It wasn't until a significant hip injury requiring surgery that someone finally suggested hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS), a heritable connective tissue disorder.

That single conversation changed the trajectory of my health.

I began assembling a team of clinicians who listened, asked better questions, and understood the complexity of my condition. Together, we developed a personalized approach to managing my health—one that prioritized function, resilience, and quality of life rather than simply reacting to the next injury.

And somewhere along the way, I realized this was the kind of care I wanted every woman to experience.

Not rushed appointments. Not dismissive explanations. Not being told everything is normal when your lived experience says otherwise.

But thoughtful, collaborative medicine that connects the dots and treats you as a whole person.

That's why I created Bold Wellness.

Whether you're navigating EDS, hormonal transitions, autoimmune conditions, fertility concerns, or simply want to be proactive about your long-term health, my mission is the same:

To help you feel heard, understand your body, and build a clearer path toward a stronger, healthier future.

Because you deserve more than answers. You deserve a plan.

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Hi! I’m Dr. Torrie Clontz, DNP

You've come to the right place & I am so glad that you are here!

Dr. Torrie Clontz, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, MSCP is a board-certified nurse practitioner with over a decade of experience specializing in women’s health. She is a Menopause-certified and Functional Medicine Practitioner dedicated to creating a space where women feel heard, supported, and empowered to take control of their well-being. Her own experience in the traditional medical system inspired her transition to holistic women's care.

Torrie’s expertise lies in hormone optimization, hyper mobile Ehlers-Danlos (hEDS), gut and metabolic health, sexual health, hashimoto’s and autoimmune disorders, and midlife transitions. Her approach combines clinical precision with heartfelt empathy, ensuring every patient receives the highest standard of care.

When Torrie isn’t working, she enjoys staying active, traveling, advocating for wellness, and inspiring others to live vibrantly. Torrie is an avid believer of collaboration over competition and loves learning new skills and view points.

  • Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner

  • Member of the Menopause Society, AASECT, ISSWSH, NPWH, EDS ECHO, A4M

  • Extensive training in hormone health and menopause, peptides, nutrition, holistic health, EDS, and longevity

  • Certified Lagree instructor

81.1

Female life expectancy

THE HEALTH SPAN GAP

67.4

healthy female life expectancy

13.7

years spent in poor health (too many)

Torrie has helped me more than anyone in the medical industry ever has. She addressed every concern, came up with a wellness plan, and executed said plan with ease. She has made my health journey so smooth and easy and I can’t thank her enough. If I could leave a million stars, I would.

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND HER

ASH S, CEO SHINE GROUP

You've spent years looking for answers.

Let's make the next 12 weeks count.