While my practice is currently focused on prolonged fasting, I do keep a limited number of consults open each month for people who want a deeper conversation about their health and their healing.
This consult may be a fit if you’re facing a new diagnosis or health decision, feeling uncertain about your options, or wanting a grounded second mind as you weigh both conventional and holistic approaches.
Health decisions can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re facing something unfamiliar and don’t quite know who to trust. I act as a neutral third party — helping you weigh options, clarify what you actually want, organize the information in front of you, and make choices that fit your life rather than a protocol. For people navigating cancer, this is often the most valuable hour they spend.
In more than twenty-five years of caring for patients, I’ve learned that illness is rarely only physical. The body matters deeply, but it isn’t the whole story. We’ll look at the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual layers of what you’re experiencing, and where your system may be asking for support.
My approach bridges conventional medicine, integrative care, metabolic health, emotional healing, spiritual awareness, and ancient healing wisdom. Together we’ll consider what may be burdening your body and your life, and what support may help create the conditions for balance, repair, and healing.
If fasting is part of what you’re considering, we can look at where it fits — and where it doesn’t.
Clarity on the decision in front of you. A fuller understanding of what may be contributing to your symptoms beyond the label. And concrete next steps you can act on — whether or not you ever work with me again. You’ll also receive a written summary of my recommendations following our conversation.
This consult is not a substitute for your existing medical providers and doesn’t establish ongoing medical care. It isn’t appropriate for urgent or emergency medical decisions. My practice does not accept insurance.
Cancellations are non-refundable, but appointments may be rescheduled with at least 24 hours’ notice.