Years ago, my health shifted in a way I never saw coming.

It wasn’t just unbearable low back pain, it was neurological symptoms, relentless stress, and a body that no longer felt like mine. My scans were “normal,” my labs were “fine,” yet nothing about my lived experience felt okay.

That gap between feeling unheard and wanting answers changed everything for me.

It pushed me to ask deeper questions:
Why do two people with the same MRI live completely different lives?
Why can one person with arthritis hike every weekend while another struggles to walk across the room?
Why do some recover quickly while others stay stuck despite doing everything “right”?

Those questions led me to the nervous system — the bridge between what we feel, how we heal, and how the body adapts.

Before becoming a chiropractor, I spent ten years as a massage therapist, learning the language of movement and hands‑on care. I later earned my Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer West and continued advanced training in Functional Medicine and Functional Neurology, including Dr. Datis Kharrazian’s Clinical Mastership Program. I became an Advanced Functional Medicine Clinician (AFMC) and earned other certifications in Precision Nutrition and Corrective Exercise.

Today, my practice is built on everything I’ve learned — through education, experience, and my own healing journey. Whether someone comes in with persistent pain, headaches, dizziness, digestive issues, chronic stress, or symptoms that don’t fit neatly into one box, my goal is simple:
See and listen to the whole person. It's important to understand the patterns and support the body’s ability to adapt and recover.

I don’t believe people are a collection of body parts. Every person has a story, and meaningful change often begins with honoring that story.

The human body is remarkably resilient. My work isn’t just about finding what’s wrong, but uncovering what’s blocking your ability to heal and helping you move forward with clarity, confidence, and a renewed sense of possibility​