I didn’t find my way to healing because I was failed by medicine.

I found my way because I woke up — and saw the system for what it really was.

 

In 2008, after a difficult health crisis with my daughter, the illusion cracked.
I began to see clearly how the systems around us — food, medicine, culture — weren’t built to support us.

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I realized the answers I needed for true healing weren’t going to be found in a prescription pad.

I had to find them myself.
And I did — through food, through research, through rebuilding a life by my own terms.

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What started as a mother’s search for better health for my children grew into a passion for helping others do the same.

I worked with cancer clients, focusing on nutrition, detox, and lifestyle healing — but it didn’t take long to realize that addressing the physical body alone wasn’t enough, because we're spiritual beings having a human experience.

Protocols and food could support the vessel, but they couldn’t touch our ancestral roots of illness.

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The deeper I looked, the clearer it became:
The system wasn't failing us by accident.
It was built to create dependency — first by poisoning the body through food, toxins, and consumer culture, and then by hooking people into a lifetime of drugs that were never meant to heal.

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Something more radical was needed.
Something that could read the blueprint underneath it all — and restore the original factory settings.

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Homeopathy wasn't just another tool — it was the missing language I'd been searching for.

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I trained at the Nashville School of Homeopathy, completing both my academic study and clinical work under the mentorship of Tanya Kell, President of the North American Society of Homeopaths (NASH).

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I'm a published contributor to The American Homeopath Journal — sharing casework, philosophy, and experience from the front lines of real healing.

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When the world locked down, I opened my doors.

I ran an independent Covid clinic through the chaos, offering critical care — for those who still trusted the body, and for those who were being failed by the system.

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From there, Hazelwood Homeopathy was born —  from the unstoppable pull to show up where I was needed offering something real, something true, something that remembers the body’s original design.

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And here we are.

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In order to better support my clients, I continue to create work that offers deep guidance for the inevitable — and often confusing — layers of the healing process.

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