
For years, pain was my baseline.
Headaches. Nausea. A neck so tight it hurt to hold up my own head.
So I learned to leave.
I functioned. I showed up. I pushed through.
But I was not living inside myself.
When my children were young, a hard question surfaced:
If I could not care for myself, how could I truly care for them?
That question began everything.
Not a dramatic overhaul.
A slow return.
I started with awareness.
reading labels
choosing real food
Understanding ingredients
Finding local sources
Food opened the door.
Listening changed my life.
Healing did not come through force. It came through attention.
Instead of fighting my body, I built relationship with it.
That shift changed everything.

Life did not spare me after I began healing.
I have walked through profound loss, including the death of my 23-year-old son. Grief dismantles illusions. It exposes what is essential.
Resilience is not hardening. It is staying present without collapsing.
The practices that once helped me manage pain became the foundation that carried me through heartbreak.
Healing does not prevent suffering.
It teaches you not to abandon yourself inside it.
Autoimmune patterns, migraines, hormonal shifts, chronic fatigue — they are rarely random.
They are communication.
Most women do not need more pressure. They need support that restores safety and self-trust.
My work weaves these elements together — not through urgency or rigid protocols, but through awareness, nourishment, and grounded change.
In practice since 2011

Credentials matter. But how they are applied matters more. I use this training to support whole-person healing — grounded in science, nervous system awareness, and lived resilience.
If you are tired of fixing yourself, we begin by listening.
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