TMKH Collective is me- it’s the way I see and live in the world. Healing, storytelling, and creation aren’t separate practices in my life; they move together, in cycles, layers, spirals, and quiet ebbs and flows. Each part of the work I do has its own form and language, but everything is connected at the root.

I’ve always been drawn to noticing details, listening deeply, and helping people navigate moments that feel uncertain. That curiosity and care shaped my approach to life and work, and eventually became the foundation of TMKH Collective. Here, I get to bring together all the things I love: advocacy and patient support through Chronic Alchemy, visual storytelling through Freckled Fern Film, and the intentional gathering of objects and space through Beloved Heirlooms.

I’ve lived with chronic kidney disease and experienced kidney failure early in life, which taught me what it’s like to feel unseen and medicalized. Those experiences inform my work, but TMKH Collective is much bigger than any one story- it’s a philosophy, a practice, and a space where creativity, care, and presence come together.

When I’m not working with clients, you’ll usually find me studying alternative medicine, paddleboarding, thrifting, or spending time with my family. I’m a wife, a full-time stepmom, and the eldest daughter, granddaughter, niece, and cousin- roles that teach me patience, perspective, and connection every day. One of my tattoos, Be Love, is a daily reminder of the work I aim to bring into everything I do- in care, in creativity, and in life.

At the center of everything I do is care: for people, for stories, and for the spaces where transformation happens quietly over time. TMKH Collective is a reflection of that care; a space to hold stories, to create thoughtfully, and to honor the way life really unfolds.