With over a decade of experience in leadership roles, healthcare management, and direct patient care, I bring a unique blend of clinical expertise, business acumen, and a proven track record in leading cross-functional teams. My diverse background in neuroscience, health and wellness coaching, behavioral health care, and project management make me well-suited to contribute to any organization. My commitment to delivering high-quality care, alongside my ability to translate strategic goals into actionable plans, enhance my capacity to communicate effectively with diverse clients.As a project director I worked on a wide range of opportunities, including but not exclusive to, working with Grammy Award winning artists, Metropolitan Fine-Art Museums, Restaurants and Hotels, Music/Art Festivals, well known Fashion and Outdoor apparel companies, and much more. In 2018, I made a pivot to the outdoor industry to begin developing my career as an instructor in adventure sports like Rock Climbing and Alpine Skiing. After a few years of working closely with hundreds of clients, I recognized a commonality in my clients – they had all found some resolve in their outdoor activities as a means to work through difficult, and oftentimes, very traumatic experiences from the past. I deepened my approach by spending long periods of time in the wilderness to understand the benefits of the natural world in relation to mental and physical health. This lead me down a path to become a nationally-registered Wilderness First Responder. I took it a step further by successfully pursuing my master certification as a Health and Wellness Coach to advise and coach clients with chronic and acute illness by developing detailed patient assessments, meal plans, movement analysis, and talk therapy under the guise of a whole body approach. In the same year, I was awarded a three-year scholarship to study and research trauma via the Somatic Experiencing Trauma Institute founded by Dr. Peter Levine – a leader in trauma therapy worldwide that has worked closely with an array of prominent therapists like Dr. Gabor Maté and Dr. Richard Schwartz, responsible for Internal Family Systems Therapy.Lastly, I continued my clinical training by returning to school in pursuit of a BS in Neuroscience at the University of Colorado Boulder. There, I studied and researched a variety of subjects such as: neuro-endocrinology, learning and memory, lab techniques, addiction, pharmacology, CNS biology, internal physiology, immunohistochemistry, abnormal cognitive-psychology, and brain anatomy/circuits.