I built Elevate Women's Wellness so that no mother has to search as long as I did.
My mother deserved better. So do you.
In 2022, my mother died unexpectedly.
She was the strongest woman I have ever known. A survivor who gave everything she had to make sure her children were taken care of.
And she put herself last. For years.
She did not die because she was weak. She died because no one — including herself — had ever told her that her health was worth protecting.
I will spend the rest of my life making sure that story does not repeat itself.
My background
I am the eldest of five children and the only daughter. I grew up watching my mother hold everything together with her bare hands. I learned what devotion looks like. I also learned what it costs.
My path into healthcare began when my grandfather was diagnosed with lung cancer. I became a medical assistant to help my family navigate that process. He passed away just before I graduated, and that loss shaped everything that came after.
Over the years I worked as a medical assistant and phlebotomist, and eventually found my way into birth work — becoming a labor doula, postpartum doula, childbirth educator, and more.
My 2020 health crisis deepened that path and pointed me toward naturopathic medicine — toward the kind of care that actually looks at the whole picture.
I don’t just treat symptoms. I read the whole story.
Every woman who works with me begins with a thorough intake and comprehensive lab work — over 120 biomarkers including a full hormone panel — because I’m not interested in telling you your labs look fine. I’m interested in actually seeing what’s going on.
I layer functional nutrition, targeted supplementation, bioenergetic frequency support, and personalized coaching into every care plan.
Because healing isn’t just biochemical. It’s energetic. And addressing both levels is what makes the difference between feeling somewhat better and actually coming back to yourself.
I stay with my clients. Monthly check-ins. Progress tracking. Ongoing adjustments. A relationship of care — not a transaction.
Ready to work with someone who will actually look?
Start with the free Maternal Health Assessment. It’s the first step toward finally seeing your whole picture.