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Dr. Sharolyn Dihigo, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC, FNP-C
Doctorally Prepared Family and Pediatric
Nurse Practitioner

Dr. Sharolyn Dihigo (Nurse Practitioner) has practiced as a Nurse Practitioner for  28 years.  She began her career as a board certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (CPNP) after completing a Dual Role Masters of Science in Nursing as a PNP and Nurse Educator from the University of Texas at Arlington. She also completed a fellowship in child and adolescent mental health from Arizona State University in 2010.  In 2011, she received the highest degree awarded to nurse practitioners, the Doctor of Nursing Practice clinical doctorate. Shortly after, Dr. Dihigo decided to expand her scope of practice to be able to treat the entire family and completed her Family Nurse Practitioner Post Master’s from Case Western Reserve University with a special focus in integrative medicine and women’s health. 

Dr. Sharolyn Dihigo’s career has focused serving as a clinician and an educator.  She is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of Texas at Arlington where she teaches in the doctoral and nurse practitioner programs.  Dr. Dihigo loves to teach and has spoken locally and nationally on a variety of subjects from colicky babies to women’s hormones.  Her specialty areas include treating Chronic Fatigue, Epstein Barr Virus, Thyroid and Hormone Imbalances, Food Allergies, Leaky Gut, Depression and Anxiety, Colicky babies, and anything in the pediatric realm.

Sharolyn Dihigo lives in the DFW Metroplex with her husband and three huskies; her son is a photographer in Mansfield, TX.  Anyone who knows Dr. Dihigo knows she also has a passion for integrative veterinarian medicine and absolutely loves rescuing huskies.

Dr. Sharolyn Dihigo

Our Philosophy — Sharolyn Dihigo

 

Health is Everything, because without our health, we are limited in what we can do and accomplish. At North TX Integrative Health, my job is to help you to achieve your best version of yourself whether that is to help you to restore your health or optimize where you already are.

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