Stephanie has been a Nurse Practitioner since 2007 and is a board-certified Functional Medicine Practitioner through the Institute for Functional Medicine.
She began her journey in functional medicine while caring for patients with persistent pain and has since expanded her work to support people with conditions including hypermobility, GI dysfunction, autoimmune conditions, POTS, and MCAS.
As someone living with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS), histamine intolerance, and dysautonomia, Stephanie understands firsthand the challenges many of her patients face. This personal experience informs her compassionate approach and is one reason patients often seek her care—because they know she “gets it.”
Her approach is rooted in listening to your story and identifying the underlying causes of illness. She partners with patients to create individualized care plans that address nutrition, gut health, movement, sleep, and stress. Many patients come to her after being told “nothing can be done” and discover new hope and meaningful improvements in their quality of life.
Outside of her clinical work, Stephanie enjoys the outdoors of the Pacific Northwest, spending time with her family and service dog Tilly, playing board games, and nurturing her faith.
