During my academic pursuits to become a naturopathic doctor, I was “graciously” thrown into motherhood with minimal expectations. I learned rather quickly that breastfeeding was no easy task. Neither was juggling school, parenthood, and re-defining personal autonomy while navigating through an influx of postpartum hormones. The chaos of parenthood was worsened when I was unable to provide sustenance for my child. The torment was too much. With an amazing doula, the expertise of brilliant lactation consultants and a supportive family, I persevered and was able to find a solution that worked for my family. This solution pulled me out of a dark and defeated place into a realm of confidence and empowerment. During this redefining experience, I became motivated to help new parents find their solution and confidence.

I graduated from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, completing my internships at the Integrative Cancer Center supporting cancer care and Birth Mark Naturopathic Clinic supporting perinatal health. Prior to studying medicine, I earned a degree in Fine Arts from Concordia University in Montreal. By combining my love for science with my creative side, I have built a unique skill set which flows organically when practicing naturopathic medicine. Additionally, I have completed my Naturopathic Doula certification and am well on my way to becoming a Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). Alongside supporting perinatal health, my practice also focuses on hormonal health, mental health, and cancer care with a special interest in breast cancer.