About Me

My work as a naturopathic doctor is rooted in a deep desire to shift the way we understand and approach chronic illness. I believe that true healing begins when we look beyond the surface—when we start asking why symptoms are happening rather than simply trying to suppress them. My approach focuses on uncovering the root causes of imbalance, including environmental toxicity, chronic infections, and the deeper emotional or energetic patterns that can be stored in the body over time.

I see my role as a partner and guide—someone who walks alongside you as we work to restore health, vitality, and a sense of freedom in your life. I believe healing is never just physical. It moves through the mental, emotional, and spiritual layers as well. I weave together naturopathic medicine and, when needed, conventional care to offer a thoughtful, personalized approach for each individual.

My Journey

My path in medicine began with a degree in Nutritional Science from the University of Massachusetts. Over time, my passion for root-cause healing led me to pursue a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine at Bastyr University in Kenmore, Washington.

After graduating, I completed a residency with Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, MD, at the Sophia Health Institute, where I received advanced clinical training in environmental medicine, autoimmunity, and chronic infectious disease. This learning continues to inform and shape the way I practice today.

While my formal education has given me the tools to understand complex health conditions, the most meaningful learning has come through my own experience navigating chronic illness. Living through these challenges has deepened my empathy, sharpened my intuition, and grounded me in a kind of listening that goes beyond protocols and test results. It’s from this place—of both professional training and personal understanding—that I meet each patient.