Care for Fertility, Family, and the Transitions In Between
Thoughtful care for fertility, hormones, and life transitions — focused on relief, clarity, and the whole picture.
People come to me looking for relief from very real physical symptoms — fertility challenges, hormonal shifts, and the effects of stress and change on the body.
My approach focuses on treating what’s happening now while also helping you understand the patterns underneath it. I pay attention to physiology, timing, and context because bodies don’t exist in isolation — and clarity matters when you’re making decisions about your health.
This work is collaborative and practical. We prioritize what feels most supportive to you, move at a pace that makes sense, and focus on care that helps things feel clearer — not more overwhelming.
Services
At my Salt Lake City practice, care is designed to support individuals and couples navigating fertility, hormonal health, and life transitions with clarity and intention. From addressing physical symptoms and cycle-related concerns to supporting family-building, pregnancy, postpartum, and periods of change, I approach health with a whole-systems, integrative lens so care meets you where you are.
This work considers the body in context — including physiology, timing, stress, and lived experience — to help things feel clearer and more manageable rather than fragmented or overwhelming.
I offer in-person care in Salt Lake City, along with select virtual consultations, depending on your needs and circumstances.
Initial Appointment - 75–90 minutes
This first visit is designed to address what’s happening now while helping you understand how your symptoms fit into the larger picture. We’ll take time to review your health history, current concerns, and patterns over time. Treatment is included, along with discussion of next steps so you leave with both support and clarity about how to proceed. This visit is well-suited for individuals and couples navigating fertility, hormonal changes, or periods of transition who want thoughtful, whole-person care.
Follow-Up Appointments - 60 minutes
Follow-up visits build on the foundation set in the initial appointment. Care is adjusted as your body and circumstances change, with ongoing attention to symptoms, patterns, and timing. These sessions are focused, practical, and collaborative — supporting relief while continuing to refine understanding over time.
Brief Consultation (20–30 minutes)
This option is for individuals or couples who are unsure whether my approach is the right fit or want help deciding how to begin care. We’ll talk through your main concerns, discuss how I work, and outline appropriate next steps. This visit does not include treatment and is not meant to replace an initial appointment — it’s designed to support clarity and decision-making.
Care here is relationship-based and thoughtful. I work best with people who want symptom relief alongside a clearer understanding of their health — without rushing or oversimplifying the process.
How Care Progresses Here
Care here is not one-size-fits-all or linear. People come in at different stages, with different needs, and care adapts accordingly.
We typically begin by addressing what’s happening now — supporting symptom relief and stability — and then build understanding over time by connecting patterns across systems. As circumstances change, care is adjusted to remain responsive, practical, and appropriate.
Not everyone moves through every step. This framework reflects how care can evolve, offering clarity without pressure and support without obligation.
How Integrative Care Works Here
Does this sound familiar?
- You’ve seen multiple providers, but your symptoms still don’t quite make sense.
- You’ve been told things look “normal,” yet you don’t feel well.
- You’re managing appointments, information, and decisions largely on your own.
Integrative care is not about adding more treatments — it’s about making sense of what’s already happening and responding thoughtfully.
In my practice, integrative women’s health means looking at symptoms in context rather than isolation. I consider how hormones, cycles, digestion, sleep, stress, and life transitions interact, and I use acupuncture and hands-on care to support the body while we clarify patterns over time.
Because care is individualized, the starting point looks different for everyone. Some people come in focused on symptom relief. Others are navigating fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, or a period of transition. Care adapts as needs change, with the goal of helping things feel clearer, steadier, and more manageable — not more complicated.
You don’t need to know exactly what you need before you begin. We start where you are, address what matters most right now, and build from there.
How to Begin Care
1. Initial Appointment
Your first visit is a comprehensive appointment focused on understanding what’s happening now. We’ll review your health history, current symptoms, and priorities, and begin treatment. This visit is designed to provide both support and clarity about next steps. This is the starting point for care.
2. Ongoing, Individualized Care
If it makes sense to continue, follow-up visits build on what we uncover in the initial appointment. Care is adjusted based on how your body responds and how circumstances change. Some people focus on symptom relief, while others continue care through fertility, hormonal shifts, or life transitions. There is no preset plan — care evolves as needed.
3. Continue, Pause, or Return As Needed
Some people work with me over a defined period of time. Others return periodically during transitions or when new concerns arise. There is no obligation to ongoing care. You are always welcome to pause, adjust frequency, or return when support feels helpful. Care here is meant to support autonomy, not dependency.
If you’re ready to begin, you can start with an initial appointment.
Book an Initial Appointment
If you’re new to the practice, the best place to start is an initial appointment.
This visit is designed to help us understand what’s happening now, address immediate concerns, and determine what next steps — if any — would be most supportive. Treatment is included, along with time to discuss findings and recommendations.
There is no expectation to commit to ongoing care. Some people come in for short-term support, while others continue over time as needs evolve. We’ll decide what makes sense together.
If you’re unsure whether an initial appointment is the right fit, you also have the option to book a brief consultation to ask questions and clarify next steps.
I work with people who want relief from symptoms and a clearer understanding of what’s underneath them.
My approach connects physiology with timing, stress, and lived experience, so care can adapt over time rather than feel fragmented.
“Relieving symptoms matters — and so does understanding the patterns beneath them. When care accounts for timing, stress, and physiology, it can adapt as life changes rather than feel fragmented.”
FAQ
I work with individuals and couples seeking support for fertility and preconception, menstrual cycle concerns, hormonal symptoms, stress-related patterns, digestion, sleep, and overall reproductive health. I also support people through transitions such as pregnancy, postpartum, and perimenopause.
Care is individualized and focused on understanding patterns rather than treating symptoms in isolation.
No. You do not need a referral or a formal diagnosis to book an appointment.
Many people come in because their symptoms haven’t been fully explained or don’t fit neatly into a diagnosis. The initial appointment is designed to help clarify what’s going on and determine what kind of support may be helpful.
The initial appointment includes a comprehensive intake, review of your current concerns, and hands-on treatment. We’ll also discuss how your symptoms fit together and what next steps—if any—might make sense.
There is no obligation to continue care after this visit. The goal is clarity, support, and an informed starting point.
This varies from person to person.
Some people come in for short-term support around a specific concern. Others choose ongoing care over time, especially during periods of transition or change. We’ll discuss options collaboratively, and care is always adjusted based on how your body responds.
There are no required packages or long-term commitments.
My primary focus is women’s and reproductive health.
In fertility-related care, partners may be included when appropriate. I also offer pediatric care selectively, depending on the concern and scope of support needed.
If you’re unsure whether your situation is a good fit, a brief consultation can help clarify next steps.
Acupuncture is one tool I use, but it is not the only part of care.
Appointments may also include education, discussion of timing and physiology, lifestyle considerations, and coordination with other providers when helpful. The approach is whole-systems and tailored to your individual needs.
Yes. Brief consultations are available for people who are unsure whether care is a good fit or have questions before booking an initial appointment.
These consultations are informational and intended to clarify options. They do not include diagnosis or treatment.
I am a cash-pay practice.
Payment is due at the time of service. I provide superbills that you may submit to your insurance company for potential reimbursement, depending on your plan and coverage.
Care here focuses on both symptom relief and understanding the patterns underneath them.
Appointments are unhurried, individualized, and designed to adapt over time rather than follow a one-size-fits-all protocol. The goal is clarity, autonomy, and care that makes sense in the context of your life.
That’s okay.
The initial appointment is designed to help determine whether ongoing care makes sense for you. You are never obligated to continue, and you’re welcome to pause or return as needed.
