She first got into this work by earning her Bachelor of Science in Psychological Sciences and Minor in Social Work from Northern Arizona University while serving as a peer coach supporting struggling first-year college students, an executive board member of a college campus self-love and empowerment group, and an advocate for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

After graduating, she served as a trauma-informed and person-centered QMHP (Qualified Mental Health Professional) at two community mental health centers. She then transitioned into life coaching to continue serving her community and people around the world to restore mind-body well-being.