What I do



I’m sitting with new friends, and the small talk starts rolling in...the classic questions:

“So, where are you from?”
“What do you do?”

I smile and say, “I’m a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner.”

Cue the curious stare: “A what?? What does that mean?”

Fair question. And maybe you’ve wondered the same.

Here’s the heart of it:
I’m here to guide, support, and walk alongside women..especially mothers, as they reconnect to their bodies, honor their intuition, and build a path to wellness that actually feels good.

What is a path of wellness?
It’s about tuning in. Paying attention.
It’s choosing foods, rhythms, rituals, and movement that support your energy and season of life.

Why does it matter?
Because when you live intentionally...when you stop outsourcing your health to trends and start trusting your inner wisdom, you feel better. You sleep deeper, move with more energy, parent with more presence, and feel aligned with your purpose.

As a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, I work through the lens of bio-individuality, the belief that there is no one-size-fits-all solution.


Your body is beautifully unique. 

So your wellness plan should be too.

I focus on whole, properly prepared, nutrient-dense foods, and a lifestyle that supports balance: physically, emotionally, and energetically.

But my work is about more than food.


I help women stop comparing, stop chasing someone else’s version of health, and start writing their own story.

Together, we do the work, gently, intentionally, and powerfully.
We create a plan that fits you and your family.
I help you feel grounded, strong, and at peace in your skin.

Because you weren’t meant to just survive. You, my friend, were made to thrive. 

Protein


Protein is a macronutrient (meaning that the body needs a relatively large amount of it).
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Protein is ESSENTIAL for life. It is involved in digestive health, provides building blocks for the body's tissues and muscles, hormone production, immune health and so much more.
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Protein is part of EVERY single cell in the body!! Including our hair, skin, nails and muscle tone! (whit woo)
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Not only should we be eating enough protein but we need to be eating the right kind, because not all proteins are created equally.

With animal proteins, look for labels with:
organic
free-range
pasture-raised
grass-fed
wild-caught
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(Processed meats can be full of nitrates, sugar and preservatives and should be avoided.)
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What are your favorite ways to get protein in?

New Year



The celebration of a New Year is a special time. Ringing in the New Year with loved ones and having time of self reflection is a time I look forward to.

I love making resolutions, I love looking back and seeing success in past resolutions and growth in myself. The most significant New Year resolutions I have made in the past have been after the births of my children. I have a December, November, August and now July baby. After each child the New Year approached quickly and I have found myself needing much internal work.

Nighttime feedings and early morning snuggles give me time to ponder on....

What type of mother I want to show up as.
How I want my children to see their mother.
What type of wife I want to be and the relationship with my husband I want to create.
What type of daughter of God I want to be.
How I can bring the spirit into our home and hearts.
How I can be more gentle with myself, with my mind and body.
How I can be a better friend, sister and daughter.

How I can become the women God knows I can be. 

So many things race through my head as I am sleep deprived and in total newborn bliss.

Now is a time I ponder what types of things I need to be doing NOW to mold myself into the wife, mother and woman I want to be by next year. What daily choices do I need to be striving for?

What are my goals, what are my dreams?

I'll be writing mine down, will you?