I grew up on a farm property in the Northeast US — one of six brothers, an Eagle Scout, a High Adventurer, and a kid who spent his days watching hawks ride thermals and following ant trails through the soil. Nature wasn't a hobby. It was home.

Then life pulled me indoors.

By the time I entered chiropractic school, I had drifted so far from that boy that I barely recognized myself. I was lost, disconnected, and emotionally at rock bottom. This came after years that had already tested me in ways I never expected — brain surgeries, seizures, and a short but real battle with opioid dependency in the wake of those operations. I had survived things most people never face. But surviving and living are two different things.

The turning point came when I began receiving Network Spinal Chiropractic care. Something shifted — not just in my body, but in how I saw myself and what I was capable of. I started reconnecting with the grounding practices I'd learned as a child: bare feet in the earth, stillness in the woods, watching the world move in patterns I'd forgotten how to see.

I went from the birds overhead to the beetles underfoot, and I remembered: this is what it feels like to be part of something.

That reconnection became my life's work.

I’ve spent the last 5 years guiding men through the same kind of return — back to their bodies, back to their purpose, back to the ground beneath them. My training is in the nervous system. My teacher has been the natural world. The result is a program that doesn’t just change how you feel. It changes how you operate.

If you're disconnected, overwhelmed, or just know something is missing — you're not broken. You're just not grounded yet.

Let's change that.