03/06/2026
Planting seeds 🌱
Lately I’ve been hard at work in the garden.
This garden is filled with curiosity, study, challenges and reminders of the ever evolving progression.
The work I’ve been doing lately has been contrasting in many ways yet over lapping in others.
While the goal of providing nutrition education has stayed the same, it comes in many forms and environments as I’ve danced between providing education for my clients in my private practice, athletes at and students and athletes at
Working with the athletes and students of Westmont this semester has been eye opening. To meet with 35 students twice a week for 2 hours and teach a course on Human Nutrition makes me think a lot about the content of education being provided, how it is being interpreted and distilled into daily actions by those who receive it.
Some are able to readily take in the information and run with it. Others might glaze over what is presented as their focus is elsewhere in life during that moment. Regardless, we plant seeds, provide water and hope the light is just right to watch beautiful things grow from the efforts.
I am incredibly grateful to just be getting started with things at Westmont and am excited to see where these students and athletes take what they have learned. The compounding interest of the decisions we make each day drastically shape who we are in this moment and the capacity of the lives we lead in time.
I getting to know the happy, bright and supportive dynamic of the team as I provided education on daily nourishment practices to empower their physical and cognitive performances both on the field and in the classroom. Every team always seems to have its own unique micro culture. Looking forward to watching a strong fall season unfold for these amazing ladies!