About Me

I started exploring and applying holistic health at the young age of 19 after years of chronic, unexplained health issues. At the time I had no idea that this would be the beginning of a very powerful journey. I began studying therapeutic massage and holistic nutrition which taught me that when we give the body everything it needs, it can in fact, heal itself. This brought me to the wonderful world of herbs and nature’s medicine which I had gratefully welcomed and integrated into my life as well as my family’s lives. Eventually I paused my work to be home and raise our son but never actually stopped practicing as this is not only my lifestyle but my life’s passion. I began to dig deeper and deeper, learning the mind body connection as I studied trauma, yoga, and reiki. Applying the teachings, I began to notice the importance of uniting the mind and body - how they communicate and determine, all the way down to a cellular level, how one would feel, think, speak, and act.

 

I began putting all I’d learned into practice, first in my own life, and then sharing what I knew to be true with my clients. Throughout this time I was seeing lives transform slowly, almost like waking from a big slumber. I felt that as successful as this work is, I knew my ultimate goal was to empower people to heal themselves. Once I learned about QH, I knew I HAD to experience it for myself. In my own session, I had experienced a powerful physical healing that had been ailing me for most of my life. Instantly gone! Not only had I learned why I had this issue, I learned how to heal myself and the best part is it all came through me. To say I was astonished was an understatement. So I dove head first into all of Dolores’s teachings and found myself training to become a practitioner. This is it. This is what I’d been searching for - finally I could empower others by connecting them directly to source and allowing them to tap into the wisdom they hold waiting to be expressed! Finally uniting the mind, body and spirit. There is nothing that cannot be addressed.