Hi, I’m Kaitlin
Like many of the women I work with, my journey into this work started with my own health struggles and a deep frustration with surface level answers that made me get sicker and sicker. I experienced firsthand being told my labs were “normal,” my symptoms were “just anxiety,” and there was nothing to be done. Meanwhile, my body was suffering from Lyme disease, parasites, MCAS, POTS, and severe nervous system dysregulation. My life of trail running, biking, climbing mountains, enjoying social events, and pursuing a meaningful college education were put at a complete standstill as getting out of bed took every ounce of energy I had.
I was forced to look outside of the standard medical system to find healing, and this is where my passion for functional medicine was born. I was able to graduate college with a degree in Dietetics and do further certification to become a functional nutrition practitioner.
I have learned that true healing happens when we stop chasing symptoms and start rebuilding the core foundations of the body such as gut health, hormones, nervous system regulation, mineral balance, and metabolic resilience. These systems don’t work in isolation, and neither should your healing plan. Once the foundations are built, we further support your body’s innate ability to heal through targeted foods, herbs, and supplements to eradicate pathogens and keep your body in balance while building long term resilience.
My work blends functional nutrition, comprehensive lab testing, personalized protocols, and a deeply compassionate understanding of chronic illness. I specialize in supporting women with gut dysfunction, hormone imbalances, and complex conditions like histamine issues, MCAS type symptoms, and “mystery” health challenges that don’t fit neatly into a box. On top of that I focus on optimizing preconception and postpartum nutrition.
Whether you’re here to learn, heal, or rebuild trust with your body, you’re in the right place. This work isn’t about perfection. It’s about rooted, lasting renewal.