Early in practice, I realized how often people felt rushed through healthcare without enough time to ask questions, understand what was going on, or feel like the full picture was being considered. That never felt right to me.

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I created Journey to be different. I wanted a space where care could feel more personal, where patients have time to talk through what they’re experiencing, and where recommendations are built around the person in front of me rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

My background began in chiropractic care, where I developed a hands-on approach that combines adjustments, soft tissue therapies, rehabilitation, and other supportive treatments based on what each patient needs.

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Over time, I also became increasingly interested in the bigger health questions patients were bringing into the office, including fatigue, hormone changes, metabolic concerns, digestion, inflammation, and why they sometimes still didn’t feel well even when individual tests looked “normal.”

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That led me to pursue advanced training in Functional Medicine and earn my CFMP credential. Today, I’m able to bring both perspectives together by looking at movement, recovery, lifestyle, health history, symptoms, and clinical information more comprehensively.

Whether you’re coming in for pain, recovery, or a deeper look at your overall health, my goal is the same: to listen carefully, explain what I’m seeing, and help you move forward with a plan that makes sense for you.