A Life Shaped by Plants, Teachers, and an Unrelenting Curiosity
At seventeen, I became fascinated with plants and their capacity to heal. That curiosity led me to Vancouver Island, where I met a Mohawk woman named Norma Meyers. Norma took me in, and for nine months I lived in her attic surrounded by baskets of drying herbs, learning the old ways of plant medicine from someone who carried them in her bones.
From there, the path kept unfolding. I trained as a massage therapist and Jin Shin practitioner, then enrolled at the British Institute of Homeopathy because I wanted to understand the subtler dimensions of healing. I continued on to the Oriental Medical Institute in Hawaii, where I studied acupuncture and Chinese medicine, and eventually traveled to China to deepen that training at its source.
It was EAV testing that opened the next door. The technology pointed me toward Germany, where I began studying Neural Therapy, Darkfield Microscopy, and the principles of pleomorphism. These were not popular subjects in the English-speaking world at the time, but they changed everything I understood about the body and disease.
I lived in London for twelve years, building a practice and continuing to study with some of the most brilliant clinicians in Europe. During those years and since, I have lectured across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Germany. Each place, each teacher, each patient added another layer to what eventually became a whole-systems approach to healing.
Today I bring all of those threads together in my clinical work and my teaching. More than fifty years of practice has taught me that the body is always trying to heal itself. Our job is to listen to it carefully, remove what is in the way, and provide what is missing.
