My personal journey

Seeing the progression of people who come in limping or lost at what to do, and then three treatments later, they have improved. I just had a client last week text me and say, “You brought me back from the dead.”

It fuels my creativity and it inspires me every day to go to work.

Everybody's different, but some are in a panic when they first come to me, because they don't even know where to turn. They have been to a doctor, they've been here, they've been there. They are trying to look on the internet for things to do. Some seem to believe that this is how it's going to be for the rest of their lives. 

Then there are other people that come in and say, “I've lived with this for 20 years. It'd be awesome if I could get rid of this pain, but it probably won't happen.”

So how do I want them to feel when they leave? I want them to feel empowered, and to know that their pain is not forever—that this is something we can work with. This is something we can create a plan for. I want them to come away with the knowledge that they can move past their challenges. It takes a while sometimes, but they leave my therapy room empowered and equipped with a healing plan.

I want it to truly focus on that person's experiences and how to use their time wisely so that in the future they can have the ability to know exactly what's going on with their bodies or their pain

I am just a small town girl. Actually, I'm not even from a town—I'm from a hamlet. I want the chance to help you. I have been through horrible things and I have been through amazing things—I've seen miracles and I've seen tragedies. I’ve known people whose lives didn’t go easily—but I am inspired, I love life—and I want other people to love life, too.