Elizabeth received her undergraduate degree from Princeton University and her medical degree from the University of Virginia. She did advanced medical training at the University of Pennsylvania and Stanford University. After completing her residency she joined the Stanford faculty, where she taught for eight years. She has also practiced at several large medical groups as well as being in private practice.
As she progressed through her career, Elizabeth became frustrated that the promises of medical science didn’t translate into cures for most common diseases and that patients still struggled with illness despite receiving state-of-the-art medical care. After a having her own near-death experience, then witnessing the nearly spontaneous resolution of an “incurable” disease, Elizabeth became obsessed with finding out why mainstream medicine fails so many people.
Elizabeth combines her medical background with wide ranging studies of alternative modalities of health and healing into a one-of-a-kind system designed to help people who are sick and tired of feeling sick and tired harness the power of their intention and transform their health.
Elizabeth is a board certified dermatologist, a registered yoga teacher (RYT-200), an advanced PSYCH-K® facilitator, and a Whole Health Medicine Institute certified provider. She lives in Seattle with her children and two rescued greyhounds.
Imagine that you woke up one morning and realized, out of the blue, that everything you know about your profession is WRONG. That everything you’d worked toward and everything you’d done toward in the prior 30 years was deeply, deeply flawed.
Unsettling doesn’t begin to describe the feeling. I know — I lived through it.
Instead of crawling under a rock and trying to ignore the inconvenient truth (as tempting as that option seemed), I decided to dig in and look for answers to the big question: What makes a human healthy? The answers are surprisingly simple and straight-forward, and offer new paradigm for healthcare and overall wellbeing.
The body’s natural instinct is to maintain health.
The body’s innate repair system — what it is, what it does
The #1 most essential element for recovery from any and all illness — no matter what other treatment you use
The sickness myth and how it shapes (and ruins) lives
The 4 categories of medical treatment — and why they don’t work
