"Wholistic and integrated healthcare reveals that as a person we have many systems and layers that are interconnected, and that health and wellness is a dynamic interplay between all of our moving parts. My personal mission is to move beyond my conditioned and limiting beliefs about myself and others into a state of freedom and compassion, allowing me to adopt new perspectives and ways to care for myself, and in turn, to care for those around me and for my community at large."

In addition to her therapeutic practices, Beth was very involved with community development in British Columbia. She spent 13 years supporting the growth of Yoga Outreach first as a volunteer, then as the Executive Director, then as President, and lastly as Past President for Yoga Outreach, a Vancouver-based charity who partners with yoga instructors, community organizations, social service agencies, and correctional facilities to provide mindfulness-based yoga programming for our community’s most under-served members. Beth served on the Board of Directors for the CMTBC, the governing regulatory body for the Massage Therapy health care profession in British Columbia, from April 2009-April 2013. She also served on the Board of Directors for The Yoga Association of BC as a general member then as President where she created the Yoga Teacher Registry and served on the British Columbia Recreation and Parks Association's Yoga Module Task Force.

Beth graduated from the 3,000 hour program at The West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2008 and a Licensed Massage Therapist in Tennessee, United States. She earned her BFA from The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Art and Science in New York City, studied social work at New York University, and attended The Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research.

Beth created and taught her 129-hour year-long Anatomy & Physiology online course for six years, which gave her a deep understanding of the magnificent human body.

She also created and taught a Continuing Education Self-Care course for Registered Massage Therapists in BC and facilitated it six years to over 600 therapists.

Beth was a BodyTalk Instructor for two years and studied and anchored BreakThrough sessions.

Beth taught Yamuna Zake's BodyRolling techniques to students and clients for 12 years and taught her Table Work for a period of time.

Beth has been studying The Human Design System professionally and is doing student readings while going through the certification process.

Beth is the 2013 recipient of the 'Registered Massage Therapist Association of BC' RMT of the Year Award