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A 4-month clinical protocol addressing the six systems driving your symptoms — from an NP who spent $125K and had two excision surgeries before finding what was actually missing.
As Featured In
Trained & Certified
Where I’ve Worked
Sound Familiar?
Endometriosis causes three distinct types of pain. Surgery primarily addresses one. That’s why so many women still hurt afterward — and why a comprehensive approach matters.
Your pain doesn’t come from one place. Your care shouldn’t either.
How It Works
Fill out a short intake form. I personally review every one.
A 45-minute assessment mapping your symptoms across all six systems. $149, applied toward the protocol if you enroll.
Four months of coordinated care across all six systems. One provider. Direct access. A graduation plan.
Meet Your Provider
After my second surgery, I was considering a hysterectomy at 30. Instead, I asked a different question: what if the problem isn’t the lesions, but everything around them that nobody is treating?
That question saved my uterus. I built Luteal Health for the women who fell through the same cracks I did.
Read my full story →
The Endo Dilemma, why conventional endometriosis treatment keeps falling short, and what to do instead.
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Working with Heather has been such a gift during a time when I felt overwhelmed and discouraged. I had surgery in 2022 for stage 4 endometriosis. It was a rough experience, and I was still in pain afterward. When I first connected with her, I had just gone through an extremely painful cycle. I felt hopeless and was seriously considering a hysterectomy at 30 because I felt like I had no other options. I also wanted to conceive, which made everything feel even heavier.
Since then, I’ve learned how inflammation, stress, estrogen dominance, and many other factors can affect symptoms. The biggest change for me has been my cycles. My periods have been mostly pain free, which is something I never thought I would be able to say or experience. I got emotional when my cycle started and I did not even realize it. I was so used to the pain hitting me like a train days before. That alone has completely changed my life.
Heather brings so much compassion and understanding to this work. She has always been incredibly supportive and genuine. I feel heard, supported, and more in tune with my body, which is something I had not felt in a long time. I am beyond grateful to have been part of what she is building and to experience something that could help many other women who feel lost, alone, or hopeless with this disease.
- J.N., 30, Texas