About Floreo

The name Floreo comes from a Latin verb meaning “I bloom,” “I blossom,” “I flourish,” and “I prosper.”

The name reflects the philosophy behind my approach to health in two ways.

First, just as a flower blooms when the conditions are right—proper soil, sunlight, water, and environment—the human body has an extraordinary capacity to flourish when the conditions that support health are present.

Second, Latin is an ancient language no longer spoken in daily life, yet many modern languages are rooted in it. In much the same way, many foundational principles of health are not modern discoveries but are rooted in ancient wisdom and traditions.

Understanding these deeper principles changes how we think about modern health.

Today, people have access to more health information than ever before. They read labels, track macros, listen to wellness podcasts, and try countless supplements and protocols. And yet many still experience persistent issues—low energy, digestive problems, hormonal imbalances, skin issues, sleep disruption, or metabolic dysfunction.

The problem is rarely a lack of effort or knowledge. More often, it’s that health is deeply interconnected, and it can be difficult to see the larger patterns shaping how the body is responding.

Floreo exists to help bring clarity to that complexity.

Through personalized coaching, consulting, and strategy, I help clients tune out the noise, understand the patterns influencing their health, and cultivate the conditions that enable them to flourish.

The Journey to Floreo

With a radiologist father and a nurse anesthetist mother, a desire to help others heal is in my DNA. But growing up hearing stories about scans and surgeries convinced me that path probably wasn’t mine.

What did resonate was helping people. I spent years mentoring youth with organizations like Big Brothers Big Sisters, Friends for Life, and Girls on the Run. Health and wellness were also woven into my upbringing through home-cooked meals, time spent outside, and growing fruits and vegetables in my mom’s garden.

After graduating from Wake Forest University in 2012 with a degree in Economics, I built a successful career in sales and fundraising, eventually rising to Chief Development Officer at a prominent legal organization in Washington, DC.

From the outside, my life appeared vibrant and healthy. I had built a successful career, stayed active through running and yoga, ate well, laughed often, and lived a full life.

And yet, despite doing everything “right,” I didn’t feel healthy.

Over time, a series of health challenges began to emerge. I was diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), a condition often treated as something to manage rather than cure. After several swelling episodes and many doctors’ appointments, I was also diagnosed with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), another complex condition typically managed rather than resolved within conventional medicine.

I wasn’t willing to accept that outcome, so I began looking more deeply for answers.

Through years of study and experimentation, I began aligning my environment, nutrition, movement, stress patterns, and mindset with what my body truly needed—and something remarkable happened: the conditions I had been told were lifelong began to reverse and ultimately resolved.

What surprised me most was what followed. My mind became clearer. My body grew stronger and more resilient. I began looking and feeling better than I could have imagined.

The experience fundamentally changed how I understand health. I came to see that health is not built by addressing one isolated issue at a time. It emerges from the interplay of how we live: our habits, environment, relationships, stress, and the patterns shaping our daily lives.

Looking back, I realize I could have saved several years, thousands of dollars, and a great deal of frustration if I had someone knowledgeable guiding me—someone who could help me understand what my body was communicating and how the many pieces of health actually fit together.

That realization ultimately led to Floreo.

In 2025, I made an interesting career pivot—from working for one of the most polarizing political figures in Washington, DC to pursuing a deeper path helping others navigate their own health journeys.

Today, I help people better understand their bodies and cultivate the conditions that allow them to truly flourish. My work is shaped by both my own healing journey and formal training as a certified holistic health coach through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, along with certification as a yoga instructor.

Often what makes the difference isn’t another protocol or quick fix, but having someone who can help connect the dots—offering thoughtful guidance, steady accountability, and compassionate support along the way. That is the work I now do through Floreo.

I’d love to support you on your health journey!