In my practice, medicine begins with listening.

I believe health cannot be reduced to protocols, checklists, or one-size-fits-all treatment plans. Every person who seeks care brings a unique story—shaped by biology, history, environment, relationships, stress, and resilience. True healing happens only when that full picture is honored.

My work is rooted in vitalistic, patient-centered naturopathic medicine, with homeopathy and nutrition at the heart of care. Rather than chasing diagnoses or suppressing symptoms, I focus on understanding how and why the body is expressing imbalance. Symptoms are not mistakes; they are meaningful communications from a system doing its best to adapt. When we listen carefully, they guide us toward restoration rather than resistance.

I practice medicine as a partnership. My role is not to “fix” you, but to walk alongside you—asking better questions, observing patterns, and supporting your body’s innate capacity to heal. This approach requires time, curiosity, and trust, but it allows care to be truly individualized rather than protocol-driven.

I am deeply committed to shifting the healthcare paradigm away from transactional, symptom-focused medicine and back toward relationship-based care. When patients are seen as whole people rather than diagnoses, something powerful happens: they feel heard, respected, and actively engaged in their healing process.

This is the medicine I practice and the life I live — thoughtful, personalized, and grounded in the belief that the body is intelligent, resilient, and capable of change when given the right support.