I've always been curious about how things work.
As a kid, I asked “why” a lot. I was fascinated by the process behind everything, like how a play comes to life with the lighting, and music, and all the actors.
I ended up becoming an engineer, and I spent decades solving problems for a living.
When my son was a toddler, he had this rash from a food sensitivity.
I was making his baby food from scratch, but something still wasn't right.
His pediatrician said he'd grow out of it.
But that didn’t sit well with me. I’m a mama bear, and I was going to figure it out.
I ended up finding a homeopath three towns away.
And wow, I was fascinated by all of the questions he asked.
Did he run warm or cold? Was he afraid of dogs? Did he want fresh air? Was the discomfort on the left side or the right?
I remember thinking, I had no idea all of these little details meant anything.
And within weeks, his rash completely healed.
And I started noticing how much health affects everything.
At my engineering firm, I saw it over and over again.
When people felt well, they were sharper. More creative. More fun. Healthy people are more fun!
I can’t stand watching people struggle with their health. I wanted to do more than contribute to a meal train.
I wanted to help.
So I studied everything I could about what it really took to be healthy.
And I kept coming back to the same idea:
How do you know what this particular person needs?
What if we could ask your body questions—and get answers?
That's what I do.
It’s like sending a text message to your body and getting a response.
I work with women who are smart and intuitive, but who are tired of being exhausted—and just tired of guessing.
My clients come to me and they say: “Here are all the pieces, can you put me back together?”
I help you feel like your true self again.
You have energy all day, every day.
You’re clear, sharp, and on your game at work.
You plan your week around what you want to do, not how tired you are.
You know what your body needs, and why.
You get to do the things you used to love doing.
And when something new comes along, you say yes.
Your symptoms mean something.
You don't have to keep guessing.
We can figure it out together.