I’ve been curious about the body and healing for as long as I can remember. In my early twenties, I found myself drawn to alternative ways of supporting health — approaches that looked beyond Western medicine and asked deeper questions. I wanted to understand the root cause of physical and emotional pain, the “why” behind it all — the story beneath the surface.

That curiosity fits perfectly with my Virgo nature — always wanting to understand the root cause and bring things back into balance. My intuitive, heart-led side keeps me attuned to what’s beneath the surface, creating space for people to reconnect with their body and inner calm. 

Motherhood helped ground the direction I was already moving toward. While pregnant with my first child, I worked at a holistic healing center and realized how much I loved being part of a space where people came to heal. That experience inspired me to study Massage Therapy, combining hands-on work with my passion for holistic health.

By the time I graduated, I was pregnant with my second child and deeply immersed in supporting women through the transition into motherhood. I studied prenatal and postpartum massage, became a doula and birth educator, and began working with infants as well. Those early years were devoted to nurturing others — body, mind, and spirit — while learning to nurture myself in the process.

While studying Massage Therapy, I was first introduced to Craniosacral Therapy and later began studying it more deeply alongside my focus on supporting mothers. It just made sense to me — a form of bodywork that blended science and structure with intention and intuition. Through it, I learned to follow the body more closely, to tune in to clients on a deeper level, and to trust what my hands were sensing.

After five years fully immersed in birthwork, I signed up for a sound healing training purely for my own healing and nervous system support. It reawakened my love of music and singing, and I was deeply moved by how the crystal bowls affected the energy body, nervous system, and emotional state. Sound became another form of energy work — a way to reconnect to deeper parts of self through vibration and frequency.

These experiences — from bodywork to sound and everything in between, from motherhood to my own evolution — have shaped how I hold space today. My approach is grounded in the physical, attuned to the energetic, and open to whatever unfolds. I see this work as a lifelong journey of growth, exploration, and helping others reconnect with their own truth.

When I’m not in the treatment room, you’ll usually find me out in nature — riding my dirt bike through the trails, spending time with my kids and partner, or simply soaking up the quiet of the outdoors.

Staying active is a big part of who I am; I love strength training and exploring new hobbies that keep life interesting. Some of my current favorites include brewing beer, diving into astrology, hunting and playing guitar.

I live with my partner and kids in Morris, Manitoba, where we’re surrounded by the slower pace of small-town life.