Professionally, I am a healer, licensed acupuncturist, and co-founder of a wellness clinic. I am also a graduate student doing my Masters of Arts in Counselling Psychology.

My Work

Healer – Acupuncturist – Coach

My approach to helping clients has changed in the last few years.

When I started on my healing journey and experienced the benefits of somatic work, I shifted the way I practice as I realized how trauma could affect our physical, mental, and spiritual health.

Currently, I am deeply influenced by attachment work and the polyvagal theory as my healing journey has been greatly helped by these modalities and by healing my attachment wounds.

Two teachers have shaped my approach and work as a practitioner and coach. Carmen Spagnola and Patti Elledge who taught me the importance of healing early relational traumas and attachment wounds.

Susan Johnson and Master Tung deeply influence my work as a registered acupuncturist and healer. I have been practicing acupuncture since 2009.

I work with individuals who seek balance, and often they come to me when they have tried Western medicine for their dis-eases but are frustrated with the process and found no relief.

Clients find me because they need help with their health. They know something needs to change; they have tried other modalities but are not seeing results.

My clients include those struggling with digestive issues, pain, addiction issues, fertility challenges, and more.

Clients work with me because I believe in taking an active approach to healing. I give you the tools and trust that you are capable of doing the work.

I am a mindful practitioner. I am willing to be vulnerable, but firm at the same time.

As a health coach, I work with clients who want to take their health to the next step. People seek me out because they know I have done the work. I have been through a difficult journey, so I understand their struggles.

Pottery

I have been creating one-of-a-kind pottery since 2018. I started taking pottery lessons to help with my grief after my father died.

Pottery has taught me that it is okay to be imperfect, to trust in the process, and most importantly, to slow down and be present.

I enjoy experimenting with different techniques and colors. Therefore I seldom create the same design twice.  Continue reading “About”