Based in Georgetown, Texas, I work virtually with women who know something isn’t quite right but haven’t yet found the answers they’re looking for.
Rather than focusing on symptoms one at a time, I help clients identify patterns that may be affecting their health and wellbeing. Using natural approaches such as homeopathy, nutritional support, and other individualized tools, I meet each person where they are and work with them to restore balance in a way that fits their life.
My goal is not to put everyone into the same program. It’s to understand the unique story your body is telling and help you move forward with greater clarity, confidence, and support.
My Story
If you’re a woman over 40, you’ve probably noticed your body doesn’t bounce back quite the way it used to. Sleep is lighter. Energy is unpredictable. Digestion may be different or you may be sensitive to more things. No matter what you try, something still feels off.
That’s where I come alongside, helping uncover the patterns that may be contributing to your symptoms and better understand what your body is asking for.
I didn’t get into this because it was an interesting option in college. I came to it through necessity, raising my own family.
Years ago, I struggled with my young son through ear infections, deafness, and surgeries without real answers or lasting improvement. As I pursued solutions for him, I spoke with some distinguished doctors who encouraged me to ask a different question: What’s actually causing this?
That question changed everything. It led me into nutrition, homeopathy, and a deeper understanding of how the body’s systems work together and how healing can unfold when those systems are properly supported.
Later, after facing a life-threatening illness of my own, I worked with a naturopath who helped me understand this kind of care personally. I was seen, heard, and guided back to health in a way that was both practical and profound, and it deeply shaped how I practice today.
About Sola Natura Wellness
That experience is woven into the name of my practice. Sola Natura means “nature alone.” It reflects a simple philosophy: support what is working and allow the body to do what it was designed to do, using the tools God has given us to promote a healthy, active life.
My work is grounded and practical, not driven by trends. When health feels complicated, it’s often because we’re looking at disconnected pieces instead of the bigger picture. My goal is to help clients recognize patterns, understand what’s happening in their bodies, and bring clarity to complicated situations one step at a time.
I constantly pursue continuing education, mentorship, and ongoing collaboration with experienced practitioners to ensure that you have the best care. My approach draws from nutrition and mineral balancing, botanical support, homeopathy and phototherapy, all chosen for their gentleness and precision. Every recommendation is tailored to the individual rather than built from a one-size-fits-all protocol. You don’t need to know the difference between them. Just know that I’ll explain everything as we go, and nothing gets added to your plan without a reason.
Although Sola Natura Wellness is based in Georgetown, Texas, I work virtually with clients across Texas and throughout the United States, making individualized wellness support accessible wherever you call home.
Health isn’t a box to check once symptoms disappear. It’s something you maintain, season by season, for the rest of your life. Some clients check in monthly. Others call only when something feels off. Both are exactly right. I’m not looking to make myself unnecessary; I’m here for whatever season you’re in.
A Little More About Me
The titles in this field can be genuinely confusing: traditional naturopath, naturopathic doctor, holistic health practitioner and others. As a traditional naturopath, I don’t diagnose, treat, or prescribe. Every lab test I run goes through a medical doctor before it reaches me, and I review those notes thoroughly before making a single recommendation. Everything I use is intended to support the body’s own ability to restore balance. When something falls outside my scope, I’ll tell you and help you find the right person.
You deserve to know exactly who you’re trusting, and I’d rather earn that than assume it. Transparency matters to me. I want you to understand who I am, how I work, and what qualifications stand behind the recommendations I make.
To that end, I hold the following credentials:
Bachelor of Arts in Social Ecology, with a specialization in Psychology & Human Behavior (University of California, Irvine)
Traditional Naturopath (Institute of Holistic Integrative Studies)
Doctor of Naturopathy (Trinity School of Natural Health)
Board Certified with the American Association of Drugless Practitioners
Writer and volunteer for National Homeopathic Products Certification Board
Member, Texas Society of Homeopathy
Credentials tell only part of the story. I’m also a wife, a mother of six homeschooled children, and now a grandmother.
Curious whether my background and approach are the right fit for you? Let’s find out together.
The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. I am not a licensed physician and do not practice medicine.