I’ve been in clinical practice for over two decades.
And for much of that time, I was very good at helping people push through pain.

What I saw again and again, though, was something deeper than symptoms:
smart, capable people whose bodies were working incredibly hard just to get through the day.

Chronic fatigue. Persistent tension.

A nervous system that never quite stood down — even when “everything looked fine.”

That’s where my work shifted.

I no longer see fatigue as a failure or a lack of discipline. I see it as a sign that the body has been spending too much energy on protection — holding, bracing, staying alert — and not enough on restoration, clarity, or ease.

My work is now rooted in NeuroFascial Flow Method® (NFFM) and the principles of salutogenesis — the study of how health and capacity are created, not just how symptoms are managed.

This lens recognizes the body as intelligent and adaptive, even when it’s exhausted.

Through this approach, care becomes less about “fixing” and more about restoring safety, improving communication through the fascia and nervous system, and allowing the body to reorganize without force.

When the system no longer has to hold everything together, energy becomes available again — not through effort, but through coherence.

This is the foundation of The Unwinding: a guided, 12-week process designed for people who are tired of fighting their bodies and ready to build sustainable capacity instead.

My role isn’t to override or correct your body.

It’s to help create the conditions where it can finally stop working overtime — and begin to support you again.

Credentials & Approach 

Doctor of Chiropractic (DC)

NeuroFascial Flow Method® Certified (NFFM-C)

Over 20 years of clinical experience

Focused on nervous system regulation, fascial continuity, and sustainable change

Care is delivered through a sequenced container, not isolated sessions, and is designed to support long-term regulation rather than short-term relief.