Where Inspired Teaching Meets Strategic Growth

Create, Grow, and Sustain Your Wellness Business

Have you ever been in a training and felt like you weren’t getting it? Just like yoga and wellness, learning is both an art and a science—the way a program is designed, communicated, and delivered can make or break a student’s experience and a business’s success.

After taking and assisting numerous trainings over the years, I realized something was missing: many brilliant wellness professionals have exceptional skills and knowledge, but lack the strategy, systems, and structure to turn that expertise into a sustainable, scalable business. So I went back to school to earn a Master’s in Learning Design—and I merged it with my two decades of business and management experience to help you do both.

I specialize in translating subject matter expertise into engaging, profitable, and impactful offerings—whether in-person, online, or hybrid. Together, we’ll align your vision, market positioning, and delivery so you can reach more people, create deeper impact, and grow your business without burning out.

Services Include:

Learning Materials

Creating and designing simple, clean, and elegant manuals, expository handouts, sequencing guides, or more to enhance learning

Strategic Planning and Analysis

Identification and alignment of target audience, environment, content, language, technology, and pricing for synergy between students and experience

Design and Development

Curriculum and website design and development so your students have aha moments, retain and apply the knowledge, and keep coming back for more

Production Process

Creation of standard operating procedures, systems, and/or actual production of quality content that pops

Audit, Assess, and Augment

The AAA service audits and assesses your current offering and then creates an improvement plan

Learning Design Lifecycle

A systematic process that includes ideation, creation, promotion, development, and evaluation

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“The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn't said."

— Peter Drucker