At the core of our wellness center’s philosophy is to help clients understand why their bodies respond in specific ways and teach them how to restore it holistically. My passion is creating an individualized approach to healthcare that works with what the medical professionals are doing. I don’t consider ourselves alternative medicine, but complementary medicine.

I earned my doctorate in natural medicine after enjoying a successful real estate career. I’ve been interested in natural medicine since the age of nineteen when I took an Iridology class. My passion for holistic health care intensified later when I had difficulties conceiving. After failed attempts with traditional fertility treatments, I sought the help of a homeopathic doctor and was pregnant with my son within 15 days, which I carried to term. I successfully had a second child, a daughter, with the same treatment.

From that point on, my children were raised with natural medicine. I can see now that from the beginning I was nudged by God to go in to natural medicine. He started pushing harder the past 5 years, and being older and wiser I decided to listen.

I’ve completed courses in reflexology, and I am also an Inform coach for balancing the body with diet and herbs. I’m a Reams specialist, and certified natural health professional. Through classes and workshops, Nature’s Pathway to Wellness provides the community with knowledge to empower themselves when it comes to holistic healthcare approaches.

My desire is to give back to the community that has been so good to my family over the years. I want to partner with the doctors, chiropractors, and the massage therapists in the area to make natural wellness even more accessible to our neighbors.

Individuals who come to our wellness center who are experiencing holistic healthcare for the first time will be amazed by how detailed and involved their level of care is. We start with a Reams’ test to assess what’s taking place within the electro-biochemical structure in the body. And then we work with specific modalities, and finally move to bringing the physical, emotional, and spiritual into balance.