Marci Moreau completed a Bachelors' Degree from the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford, Connecticut and received a Master's Degree in Psychology from Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven, Connecticut, where she specialized in the psychological effects of childhood cancer on families. Marci is certified in integrative medicine and nutrition for mental health and has a nutritional counseling practice in West Hartford, CT. In light of the present COVID-19 health crisis Marci also obtained a certificate for COVID immunity. Her impetus for the focus on pediatric oncology and health is her daughter Rachel, whom was diagnosed with cancer in 1990. Treatment for her daughter, Rachel, included an intensive chemotherapy and radiation regime and bone marrow transplantation. Marci was motivated by the lack of services offered to families, and by the chronicity of living with the medical and psychological sequelea and founded Time For Life, a nonprofit organization for children with cancer and their family members. At that same time Marci’s profound interest in the culinary field kept her working in the food industry and looking closely at food to find the answers. During the past two decades Marci’s work continued to integrate health and wellness with food. Once again touched by cancer, this time in the form of a breast cancer diagnosis when her husband, Michael was diagnosed in 2005, Marci began to extensively study the impact of food and nutrition on health outcomes. Marci has spent extensive time researching the health enhancing qualities of food and has developed a repertoire of recipes using super food ingredients to maximize health benefits in our everyday diet. Driven by her personal story and entrepreneurial spirit, Marci is the principal developer of the true food company, Nature N Nurture, and is committed to enhancing lives by offering enticing and wholesome food products and educating customers on the benefits of “Super Foods.”
 Marci is recognized for her professional accomplishments and is a recipient of The Greater Hartford Chamber of Commerce Community Service Award, The Colleen Rice Award, The Rocky Hill Board of Education Distinguished Alumni Award and the University of Saint Joseph Distinguished Alumni Award. Marci is also employed as an adjunct faculty member in the Psychology Department at the University of Saint Joseph where she teaches psychology and writing.