Although always attracted to natural health care, I never imagined that I would become any sort of practitioner myself.  I went to undergraduate school at BostonUniversity, earned a degree in Fine Arts, and went off to New York City to live my artist life.  For my day job, I worked as a nanny, falling in love with my little charges. 

Somewhere along the way I developed a mysterious illness, and while at the library researching various natural approaches to treatment, I came across a book about homeopathy that literally changed my life.  It was like an epiphany, and I am not prone to such things!  But as I read about homeopathy, I felt like I was coming home.  I felt like the author was saying things that I always knew to be true, but never knew how to express.  Before I even finished the book, I had written to every homeopathy school I could find listed, knowing without a doubt that studying homeopathy was what I wanted and was meant to do. 

As soon as I received the information sent to me from the Institute of Classical Homoeopathy, I knew that was where I needed to study.  Knowing that you could indeed harm as well as heal with homeopathy, I wanted to study at a serious school where I could rely on the material being taught; the ICH fit the bill in every way. I spent the time before the new school year started up by studying with a homeopath in Connecticut and reading books on my own.  Then I packed my bags and moved to California.  I went through the ICH program, and now I practice homeopathy and teach at ICH.

Homeopathy is a subject of lifelong study, and I learn new things everyday.  Through my practice of homeopathy, I endeavor to do all I can to help relieve the suffering in the world around me.