Meet Allison George

In my twenties, I was living the vibrant, health-focused life I had always dreamed of — raising two incredible boys, staying active, and making wellness a priority. I thought I was doing everything "right." But in my early thirties, things changed. I was constantly exhausted, my hair was thinning, and I felt like my body was slowly shutting down. Test after test came back "normal," but I knew something was wrong.

Eventually, I received a diagnosis that no one ever wants to hear: cancer.

I followed every conventional step — surgery, treatment, and long-term medications. On paper, I was "healthy," but I still felt drained and disconnected from my body. I wasn’t just searching for a diagnosis anymore; I was searching for answers. How could I be doing all the "right" things and still feel so unwell?

That question led me to a Traditional Naturopath and a new way of understanding the body. Instead of chasing symptoms, I learned to listen to them. I began supporting my body from the inside out — with minerals, nervous system care, and a true understanding of how to rebuild. Slowly, I came off the medications. Slowly, I came back to myself.

That experience changed everything.

What began as personal healing became a professional calling. I spent the next decade training in Traditional Naturopathy, Master Nutrition, and Functional Wellness. Today, I specialize in helping women navigate unexplained fatigue, brain fog, hormonal shifts, and burnout — especially when "labs look normal."

My approach is gentle, non-dogmatic, and rooted in a deep respect for the body’s innate wisdom. Through root-cause assessments like HTMA and personalized protocols, I help clients rebuild energy, restore balance, and reconnect to how good their body is meant to feel.

If you feel unseen in the healthcare system or dismissed because your symptoms don't fit a diagnosis, you're not alone. You deserve support that honors your experience and a plan that actually works for you. I’m here to offer both.

Because real wellness isn't about chasing perfection. It's about coming home to your body — with clarity, trust, and a plan that meets you where you are.