Bridging the gap between
​Ancient Medicine & Modern Science

Known as the Science of Life, Ayurveda is an ancient Medical Discipline that derived from India over 5,000 years ago. In the Sanskrit language Ayur- translates to life or longevity, and Veda means science or sacred knowledge. The Vedas are some of the first texts discovered that were documented by ascetic sages called Rishis. These enlightened beings gifted us the knowledge of Yoga and Ayurveda in these texts, and the information contained within has not only been validated by modern science today, but it also goes beyond the treatment of the whole person to include the spiritual evolution of the soul. Ayurveda is the Sister Science to traditional Yoga, one cannot be fully utilized without the other. Traditional Yoga is considered the Science of the Self, or the practice of self-realization through daily practices including the importance of meditation. The poses (asana) in Yoga were originally designed to allow practitioners to sustain the practice of meditation longer, not just maintain the longevity of the body. The combination of both effectively treat the entire person holistically: physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Neither are religious or dogmatic, but consider all beings to be a soul having a human experience. The soul is the essence of a person, our True Self and a direct reflection of the Source of all creation (called Purusha in Sanskrit). Our human form is the physical manifestation of Purusha, called Prakriti. It is the goal of Ayurveda to bring our bodies as close to the original Prakriti, or inherent constitution that we were born with, as possible; and it is the goal of Yoga to realign our souls with Purusha, purifying all past karmas (or actions) in order to reach enlightenment. 

Katrina's Credentials

Katrina has over 17 years of experience in the Health Care field, with a specialization in Alternative Medicine & the Healing Arts. In addition to being a Holistic Practitioner, s​he also holds many certifications including: Licensed Massage Therapist, Advanced Thai Medicine Practitioner, Wise Woman Herbalist, Yoga Teacher & Therapist, & Reiki Master. Katrina is constantly learning, & always expanding upon her already extensive repertoire. She is currently enrolled in an Ayurvedic Practitioner program, and continues to study universal Shamanic Healing in her effort to become a qualified Shamanic Practitioner. She has treated countless clients in her Private Practice over the years, & has come to the realization that the most critical component to healing is the one most frequently forgotten or neglected: the Spiritual Body or health of the Soul is rarely considered. Yoga, Ayurvedic, Shamanic, and Energetic Healing can all effectively address the deep seated root of all disease- a wounded soul.

In her Healing Protocols, Katrina will assess and evaluate every aspect of your Physical, Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual body before curating a treatment plan to fit your unique needs. By combining Ayurvedic self-care practices, private Yoga Therapy, advanced Herbal Alchemy, and other Holistic Therapies, you can expect to experience transformational healing that will ultimately change your life for the better. If you are in the Denver area you can visit her wellness clinic, or she can work with you remotely in the comfort of your own home.

​The dragonfly totem carries the wisdom of transformation and adaptability in life. As a spirit animal, the dragonfly is connected to the symbolism of change and light. When the dragonfly shows up in your life, it may remind you to bring a bit more lightness and joy into your life. Dragonfly also teaches us about changing direction and refinement, and also symbolises prosperity and purity.