About Me

As an MD and PhD-trained researcher, I have spent my career exploring the complex relationship between physical and mental health. My professional journey led me to a singular truth: the body, mind, and soul were never meant to be treated separately. I have evolved beyond traditional clinical practice to work as a coach and energy healer, guiding individuals toward holistic harmony and a more integrated, vibrant life.

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The Turning Point

By every measure that was supposed to matter, I'd already made it.

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The degrees. The title. The practice. I had built the life that success is supposed to look like from the outside — and I still felt empty on the inside. That gap is what started everything.

It showed up in my work, too. I was sitting across from patients doing everything psychiatry teaches you to do — medication management, therapy, careful diagnosis — and watching good outcomes still leave something unaddressed. They needed more than I'd been trained to offer. So did I.

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"I went looking for what medicine hadn't given me a name for yet."

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I took an energy healing course almost as an experiment — one more thing to try. It changed everything. Not abstractly: I watched my own life shift as I actually applied what I was learning. That was the proof I couldn't argue my way out of.

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What came after wasn't easy. I doubted myself constantly. I worried about what colleagues would think of a psychiatrist talking about energy and intuition. I worried about my family. Some of those worries were justified — there are people I was close to who still don't speak to me because of the path I chose. That cost was real, and I don't say that lightly.

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But I couldn't unlearn what I'd seen work. I had to live my truth, even where it wasn't welcomed. Everything I offer now —  comes from refusing to keep choosing between rigor and reverence when I'd already found out I needed both.