My journey into natural healing didn’t begin in a classroom—it began with motherhood.

After the birth of my first son, my very first introduction to holistic care came through chiropractic support. What started as a simple postpartum experience quietly planted the first seed that the body, when properly aligned and supported, truly has the ability to heal.

Not long after, that seed began to grow.

During my son’s first year of life, he was plagued with ear infection after ear infection. Each visit to the pediatrician ended with another prescription, until finally I was told that the next step was to place tubes in his ears. Something in my spirit paused. I hesitated.

Our chiropractor gently suggested that before putting my baby through surgery, I bring him in for an evaluation. Despite being advised not to explore that option, I trusted my intuition and brought my son in anyway. The chiropractor performed gentle, minor stretching, and then taught me simple techniques to do with him at home.

From that very day forward—my son never had another ear infection.
No tubes. No surgery. No ongoing medications.

That moment forever changed the way I viewed health.

At the same time, I was witnessing something else deeply unsettling—members of my own family slowly declining in health, moving from one medication to the next. Each pill created a new side effect that required yet another pill to manage. What I saw was not healing, but a cycle of masking symptoms while the body continued to break down.

Then came 2020.

As the world shut down and the media narratives grew louder and more divided, I felt a deep internal conflict. Something didn’t sit right with me. Instead of choosing fear, I chose education.

That was the moment I made the decision to return to school and formally study natural healing and holistic wellness.

It is one of the greatest decisions I have ever made.

Through this education, I didn’t just gain knowledge—I found clarity, purpose, and alignment. I learned how profoundly the body is designed to restore itself when given the right tools, the right environment, and the right support. My own life was transformed through this work, and I will never look back.

Today, I do this work because I have seen what is possible—in my child, in my family, and in myself. I do it for the parent who feels unsure. For the person exhausted by medications without answers. For the one who knows deep down there must be another way.

This is not just what I do.
It is who I am.