In her private practice, Shelly is a professional in the art and science of holistic healing arts since 2010. In her extensive skill with Dynamic Blood Microscopy (diploma Hahnemann College of Heilkunst in Ottawa), she supports and guides clients in the areas of sustentive (vital) force building, disease management and aid, therapeutic awareness/education, and preventative & proactive health measures.  

Shelly is a Registered Herbalist at professional standing with the Alberta Herbalists Association. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology and Earth Science from the

U of A, as well as a Herbal Medicine Diploma from Dominion Herbal College in Burnaby, BC.   Shelly is certified in numerous energy healing modalities, trained in Mental Health First Aid, and has been mentored in a one-year initiate shaman's path program.  Her Capillary Puncture certification was obtained through the Robetech Institute in Toronto.  Shelly is currently working through full-time studies in Heilkunst Medicine and will be adding this system of medicine to her practice within a year or two.  Heilkunst is a systematic method of addressing chronic conditions, acute conditions, shocks and traumas, and genetic miasms with medicines based and proven on universal laws and principles.

​Shelly has worked through thousands of client appointments, all contributing to an ever-growing body of professional knowledge.  At any given time, continuing research and education is part of Shelly's practice and life.  Her work and mission is to collaborate with each dear client in a supportive and nourishing approach along the path of health & spirit, or to provide grounding support and care during chapters of challenge/difficulty.

Shelly continually invests in her own awareness and healing, works with her own mentors and heilkunst doctor, and walks in connection with herself and Spirit. She holds a safe space with compassion and grace for her clients at all points of their own personal journeys.  

In her personal life, Shelly is very nerdy and introverted and has real conversations with plants and trees and creatures. She has stacks of books unread that she longs to read.  Her body and soul are happiest on mountain trails in the backcountry yet she also likes her quiet rural prairie living.