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ABOUT

I teach Body Verve. It's a mindful movement class (sweaty style!), meaning your goal is to dedicate yourself 100% to the moment of dance. I've been teaching since July 28, 1997! Way before it was cool to be a mind/body fitness class!

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The word DANCE makes you a little nervous?  Go ahead and call it movement.  Call it exercise.  Call it a workout.  It is all of those things and so much more.  

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I invite you to engage your mind to imagine your wildest dreams. I invite you to engage your emotions and express yourself. I invite you to engage your Spirit and let it shine (and sweat). I require that you honor your body by moving in way that makes your body say "YES!"

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After all these years, I have decided to move into the somatic movement therapy and education world. I am currently looking for the perfect way to be of service with these skills. I have witnessed the power of Awareness in all our realms and am ready to step further into this type of healing. 

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So what about this "data doctor" in my title?  Well, in 2017 I finished my final degree, a PhD in Natural Health. I have found that while I love to teach movement, I also love data.  I like to dig into messy data sets (retrospective data) and find relationships.  I am on a quest to create an open source data center dedicated to all the natural health options out there.  My dream is just beginning.

 

I believe in the power of community based research and retrospective analysis that allows practitioners to do what they do best without interference. I also believe that to bring natural health practices into the mainstream, we do need to know more about what these services do. I need practitioners of natural health to want to participate in data collection. Stay tuned as this new path opens up!! 

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Dr. Nuland describes the human spirit as "the sense that there is a richness in this world that’s enormous fun if you can find it, and it’s the kind of fun that you can have while actually making the world a better place for other people" (Nuland, On Being).

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