For over 28 years now, I have been a registered nurse after obtaining my Bachelor's in Nursing from Molloy College. It's hard to believe time has moved this fast. I still remember my first day working at Winthrop University Hospital and seeing my first patients. On that same day, I realized that healing was much more than fixing one part of the body, it was about remedying the entire person. In those 28 years of practice, I have worked labor and delivery units, cardiac, and vascular surgery. More recently, I have been helping young moms become good parents through Nurse Family Partnership. All of these wonderful experiences have prepared me to practice HK.

During the summer of 2013, my nineteen year old son Nicholas was diagnosed with Stage 4 kidney disease. At that time, his doctor strongly recommended that we stay strictly within the medical field. We were told not to follow fad diets or all natural treatments; they would deviate from the medical model. At this point, we were only mildly aware of other alternatives, but decided to do our own research.

I was introduced to Health Kinesiology that September. Prior to my son falling ill, I had frequented holistic fairs in which natural solutions were celebrated. I have made many friends in this field and it was through one of my connections that we discovered HK. I went out on a limb and decided to give it a try.

Withing a few sessions of HK, Nick was not only feeling better, but his blood work showed improved results. It was apparent that the 12 medications he was on to keep him stable now had a true competitor. I witnessed the amazing healing that was provided by his practitioner and realized that I needed to learn this skill. So I found the nearest training in Minnesota and became a practitioner by 2015.

Today, I continue to work on my entire family and am also developing my practice. My end goal is to expose as many people possible to the healing method of Health Kinesiology.

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