My journey into Nutritional Therapy wasn't a straight path. In many ways, it began during a season when I felt physically and mentally exhausted, and this work met me exactly where I was.

Since elementary school, I have been fascinated by food, nutrition, and the human body. At the time, I had no idea that this childhood curiosity would eventually become a career and calling.

For as long as I can remember, I struggled with digestive issues and chronic anxiety, challenges that I later learned were deeply connected to a dysregulated nervous system.

During my college years, I began experiencing chronic stress and fatigue. Soon after, I lost my menstrual cycle. One missed period turned into another, and before long, nearly three years had passed without a cycle. At the same time, my digestive symptoms continued to worsen. I went from doctor to doctor searching for answers, yet no one seemed able to identify the root cause. I felt frustrated, discouraged, and at times, unfixable.

After graduating college, I discovered the Nutritional Therapy Association https://www.nutritionaltherapy.com/. By that point, I considered myself fairly educated in the health and wellness space, but the depth of knowledge, practical science-based tools, and foundational principles I learned through the NTA exceeded every expectation I had.

As I began applying what I learned, I experienced remarkable changes in my own health. My digestive issues largely resolved, my energy improved, my anxiety and stress reduced, and after three years, my menstrual cycle returned. These experiences transformed not only my health but also my perspective on the body's incredible capacity for healing when given the support it needs.

Today, I am passionate about helping others pursue that same restoration. My journey has shown me that healing, balance, and renewed vitality are possible, and it is a privilege to walk alongside others as they move toward greater health and wellness.