My path to becoming a Clinical Herbalist began with my own search for better health.

For years, I experienced anxiety, chronic sleep deprivation, constipation, frequent bloating, strong PMS symptoms, and a tendency to feel cold, even in the summer. I knew I didn’t feel my best, but I struggled to understand why, and seeking help from practitioners often offered little relief.

During the pandemic, I had time to slow down and reflect on my life and career. After more than 20 years as a handbag designer, I began thinking about what I wanted for the next chapter of my life. One day, I came across a business card from an herb shop with the words Clinical Herbalist on it. I was curious, and that curiosity led me down an entirely new path.

As I began studying herbalism and learning how the body works, I realized that many of the health challenges I had experienced could be explored through a deeper understanding of the body and its patterns. The more I learned, the more I realized that small sustainable change can contribute to profound health improvements.

I received my clinical herbalism training at the Eclectic School of Herbal Medicine, where I studied the integration of modern science with traditional Western herbalism.

Today, I’m dedicated to helping people reconnect with their bodies and take an active role in their health and well-being. My approach includes food as nourishment and medicine, movement, stress management, self-awareness, relevant lab work, and sustainable lifestyle changes.

I believe that better health begins with understanding your body and learning to listen to what it is telling you. My hope is to help you feel more informed, empowered, and at home in your own body.