I was first introduced to the midwives of 
Pomegranate as their yoga instructor. 
Our common interest in the health of
women,  families and communities led to
a blossoming relationship and the joining
of resources. 

After studying at the University of Victoria and The Canadian School of Natural Nutrition, I have been running my own nutrition consulting and yoga business, Vitalis Nutrition, Yoga and Adventures for the past three years.  My interest has been in the power real food and an active lifestyle to support healthy and positive change that goes beyond the individual.  I believe that real food can play a powerful role in nourishing both baby and mom, and for creating strong vital families, communities and connections.

 I initially came to the clinic as a nutritionist. More recently, I became the clinic manager at Pomegranate.  I am excited to be involved in the challenges and rewards of office administration, as well as the mysteries and miracles of pregnancy.  I love to witness and take part in the relationships that form in the clinic between midwife, client and the alternative practitioners.  Many woman cry at their last visit because they don't want to leave, and  in gratitude for the overwhelming loving care they received through their experience into motherhood.  I feel refreshed that such a model of care exists and am honoured to see it thriving right before my eyes.  I am proud, challenged and excited to be part of the Pomegranate Clinic.