08/09/2026
Coming home to Utah began with one of the sweetest full-circle moments. As an Ayurvedic practitioner and teacher of Ayurveda and Ayurvedic bodywork, there is nothing more meaningful than returning to a community that has continued to grow while I was away. 🌿
Three years ago, when I left Utah for Michigan, there were just four of us gathering to share this ancient medicine and I sewed seeds for 4 years.
Coming home to find nearly 15 incredible women meeting each month to study, connect, collaborate, and support one another filled my heart with so much gratitude. Those tiny seeds have grown into something truly beautiful.🕉
Just days after arriving back, we gathered in Utah's breathtaking mountains, surrounded by blooming wildflowers, to hike, laugh, and share an Ayurvedic potluck together. It reminded me that healing isn't just found in herbs, bodywork, or daily rituals—it lives in community.
I've deeply missed having an Ayurvedic community close to home, and I feel so honored to step back into this circle, continue supporting the growth of Ayurveda in Utah, and help make these timeless healing traditions more accessible to our local community.🫶
Whether you're curious about Ayurveda, looking for an Ayurvedic practitioner in Utah, interested in Ayurvedic bodywork or Marma Therapy, or simply searching for a more connected way of living, I'm so grateful to be home and excited for what's ahead.😁
Here's to planting seeds, nurturing community, and watching them bloom. 💚🌸