I was born and raised in Nova Scotia where I completed my undergraduate degree in psychology. I moved to British Columbia in 2006 to continue my postgraduate studies in naturopathic medicine, graduating from The Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine in 2011. I live with my husband, four kids and two dogs. It’s blissfully bananas!

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My practice is rooted in family medicine, with particular expertise in women's health and pediatrics, while continuing to provide comprehensive primary care across a broad range of health concerns. Over the years, I have developed a clinical focus in fertility, ADHD, and perimenopause—areas that have been shaped not only by years of caring for patients, but also by my own experiences as a mother.

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Walking through many of these stages of life myself has given me a deeper appreciation for the joys, challenges, and complexities that families experience. It has strengthened my belief that good healthcare is built on education, collaboration, and taking the time to truly understand each person's unique story.

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At the heart of my practice is a simple goal: to provide the kind of care I would want for my own family. Care that is thoughtful, thorough, evidence-based and grounded in both science and compassion. I want every patient to feel better informed, supported, empowered and confident in the path ahead.