My approach blends the precision of science with the wisdom of traditional medicine. I believe care should be collaborative, respectful, and accessible; meeting people where they are, while gently supporting their path toward greater well-being. At the core of my practice is a love for patterns and data, whether they emerge from research, engineering, or the rhythms of the human body. My goal is to help patients not only find relief, but to better understand their bodies as intelligent, responsive systems.

I’m also deeply involved in advocacy and inter-professional collaboration. As Vice President of the Association for Professional Acupuncture in Pennsylvania (APAPENN), I work to strengthen the role of acupuncture in integrative care. My background in industrial engineering and project management gives me a unique lens on healthcare systems and policy development.

When I’m not in the clinic or working on advocacy initiatives, you’ll often find me trackside, supporting the All Wheel Specialties racing team as logistics lead, pit crew, and resident manager of chaos. I’ve loved the precision driving and resilient engineering behind everything from rally to autocross, drift to demo for over twenty years. But what means the most to me is the motorsports community itself: where crews can be cheering their driver as they battle for the lead one second, then sprinting to help a competitor get back on track the next. In those moments, competition and collaboration don’t just coexist, they elevate each other.

Still, motorsports athletes have long been overlooked in conversations about performance health. I’m working to change that. The vision for Wild Edge Wellness includes research and clinical work exploring how acupuncture and East Asian medicine can support motorsports professionals in high-stakes, high-speed environments, offering care that enhances performance, resilience, and recovery.

I’m also a proud fur-mom to two cats, a mischievous chocolate lab named Garrett (yes, after the turbo), and love hiking, biking, floating down the river in summer, family dinners, music festivals, and crocheting.