Long before real estate, my work was always centered on people, place, and care.
I’ve lived and worked throughout small-town British Columbia, building businesses and supporting families in communities where trust, reputation, and follow-through truly matter. I was the owner and operator of an equine-based eco-tourism operation and worked closely with land stewards, agrologists, and rural property owners — experiences that strengthened my understanding of land use, stewardship, and responsible rural living.
Alongside this chapter, I spent many years in integrative health, promoting and marketing healthcare practitioners while coaching individuals using medically designed protocols to support metabolic conditions. This work required deep listening, education, accountability, and trust — helping people navigate change during vulnerable and high-emotion periods of their lives.
I was also deeply involved in improving access to rural maternity care, teaching childbirth education and supporting families through pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. Few life moments carry more emotion, uncertainty, and transformation than these, and it was an honour to walk alongside families during such pivotal transitions.
These experiences directly shape the way I practice real estate today. Buying or selling a home is often one of life’s biggest transitions, and my role is to guide, support, educate, and advocate — with steadiness, empathy, and respect.