I'm a Traditional Naturopath, a sixth-generation Cobb Countian, and someone who has always asked "why?" I'm curious about how things work.
My path into natural health started with my own. By nineteen, I was taking prescriptions for fibromyalgia, arthritis, asthma, IBS, and migraines. One morning I stood staring at a drawer full of medications and thought, there has to be a better way.
That question led me to Dr. Seneca Anderson at Longevity Health Center in Roswell. For the first time, someone looked for the root cause instead of managing my symptoms. My health turned around, and I wanted to understand how the body heals.
Years later, after a hard divorce, PTSD, and rebuilding life as a single mom, I came back to Longevity Health Center, this time on the team. I went on to earn my Doctorate of Traditional Naturopathy from New Eden School of Natural Health, and I wrote my dissertation on PTSD and trauma recovery.
If my life has taught me anything, it's that healing is rarely a straight line. It takes patience, a little creativity, and a stubborn refusal to give up when you've been told there are no more answers.
I bring that same curiosity to every client. I love helping people connect the dots, find the root cause, and see options they didn't know they had.
Today I help clients uncover hidden stressors and imbalances using naturopathic principles, bioenergetic testing, thermography, and practical lifestyle changes. My goal isn't only to help you get well. It's to help you feel good in your body again and enjoy your life.
When I'm not working, you'll usually find me hiking, gardening, practicing yoga, making art, or spending time with my family.
I'd be honored to walk with you.
