I’m so glad you’re here.

"I want to help people."

Most of us who enter a health-serving profession start with that intention—or something very close to it. But along the way, many get worn down, most commonly because of misalignment about what our heart desires confined by what the system allows. Over time, helping turns into surviving. Getting through the day. Collecting a paycheck. Waiting for retirement.

I was there too—burned out, disillusioned, and searching for a way out. Yet deep down, I knew there had to be a better way.

What became clear to me was this: when we rely on superficial approaches and focus only on managing symptoms, we miss the deeper signals the body is trying to communicate—and people stay stuck.

That realization became deeply personal when my own health began to unravel, especially as I hit the natural hormonal transition periods, which felt anything but natural and more like chaos. Despite seeking answers, I was met with the same response again and again: more medications, fewer explanations, and no lasting resolution.

That was my breaking point.

I knew I could no longer live—or provide care—in a way that ignored the root of the problem.

Through a foundational, root-cause approach focused on restoring rhythm and reducing the barriers to healing, I experienced a meaningful shift in my own health. More importantly, I learned how to support the body’s natural ability to rebalance—by working with it, rather than trying to override it.

In that process, I found renewed purpose, clarity, and a new vision for what healthcare can be—one that is curious, personalized, and rooted in understanding rather than symptom management.

That experience reshaped how I approach wellness—and it’s the foundation of everything I do today.