Over the last 15 years I have worked as a medical professional, healer, alchemist and herbal practitioner.  In my earlier days, I held various healthcare positions in college where I graduated with a degree in Chemistry, Biology and Business. I taught numerous chemistry labs, tutored science curriculum to college students, discovered a  novel chemical reaction in our drinking water and presented my findings to the American Chemical Society. After college I worked for eight years as a clinical laboratory scientist performing experiments, microscopic work and analyzing and interpreting clinical tests.

I attained a Graduate Certificate in Public Health from University of New England. Further, I attended the doctorate program at the University of New England’s College of Osteopathic Medicine where I learned anatomy, physiology, nutrition, immunology, genetics, biochemistry, microbiology, pathology, pharmacology, patient assessment, histology, osteopathic manual manipulation, craniosacral therapy and cadaver dissection. 

I really enjoyed the depth of education in traditional medical school, but felt the strong desire to work more deeply with plant medicine. I transfered into the American College of Healthcare Sciences and graduated with a double Master’s of Science in Herbal Medicine and Integrative Health Science.

I first learned of Herbal Medicne as a child witnessing my mother suffer from severe chronic eczema. Doctors offered her steroids but did not educate on diet and natural medicine. After taking her health into her own hands, she beat the eczema and helped thousands of people using natural remedies. Witnessing my mother’s ability to help so many people was inspiring and sparked my interest for working with natural medicine.

For over 20 years I’ve been on a spiritual and educational journey fueled by my own desire for healing. I am beyond grateful for all of my teachers who have guided me along the way (referenced below). One major lesson worth sharing here is our higher self exists and by connecting with this spiritual part of us we can learn to become whole again. What does that look like to you? 

I look forward to supporting you!