Hey there, I’m Rosie!

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I want to start by saying—life is a wild ride, isn’t it? Mine has definitely been full of unexpected twists and turns.

I was born into the FLDS, a branch of Mormonism, as the sixth child of my sweet mother—who was my father’s second wife. Growing up in a huge family with four moms, 20 brothers, and 10 sisters was… well, chaotic but also filled with love in its own way. At 18, I had an arranged marriage, and later, I became a mom to four amazing kids who are my whole world.

My journey hasn’t been easy, but every challenge has shaped me into the person I am today. And if you’re here, maybe you’re on your own journey of healing too.

Where It All Started

When I was 12, I went with one of my moms to a chiropractor appointment. When he asked if I wanted an adjustment, I looked to her for approval—she said, "Sure, try it out." So, I did.

I had no idea that one moment would change the course of my life.

Not long after, I started experiencing horrible migraines, jaw pain, and even moments where my jaw would lock open or shut—sometimes for weeks. It was frustrating, exhausting, and honestly, terrifying. I spent years searching for relief, trying everything from braces to specialists, only to feel like I was back at square one every time.

Finally, I found a TMJ specialist who knew exactly what was going on. His treatment helped regenerate cartilage in my jaw, and for the first time in years, I felt hope.

That experience changed me—not just physically, but mentally and emotionally. It sparked a deep passion in me to help others who were struggling with pain, just like I had been.

Finding My Purpose

At 22, I took my first Jin Shin Jyutsu class, which opened my eyes to the world of healing. That led me to become an EMT (and later an EMT-I), where I got to help people in some of their most vulnerable moments.

But I wanted to do more.

I took a Percussor course and quickly realized I had a natural ability to sense where people held pain in their bodies. I followed that with Cranial Sacral Therapy—something that had personally helped me with migraines—and everything just started clicking into place.

The more I learned, the more I saw how powerful healing could be. I started combining these techniques, creating my own unique approach that helped people find relief when they felt like they had tried everything. What began as treating friends and family soon grew into something bigger—something I knew I was meant to do.

A Fresh Start

In 2015, I packed up my life and took a job as a cook for a concrete crew in Wyoming. When the job ended in 2016, I made the bold decision to stay. I wanted a fresh start—a place where I could build a better life for my kids and myself.

Starting over as a single mom in a brand-new place was scary, overwhelming, and so hard. But looking back now, I wouldn’t change a thing. The people I’ve met, the strength I’ve found, and the life I’ve built here—every challenge was worth it.

Why I Do What I Do

I know what it’s like to feel trapped in pain, to try everything and still not have answers. I know what it’s like to feel unheard, frustrated, and just tired. That’s why I do what I do.

My goal isn’t just to help people feel better physically—but to remind them that healing is possible. That hope is real. That they aren’t alone.

More than anything, I want to give back—to bring relief to those who are suffering, to offer comfort where there is pain, and to sprinkle a little bit of magic into people’s lives. Because sometimes, all we need is a spark of hope to remind us that brighter days are ahead.

If any part of my story resonates with you, or if you’re looking for relief, I’d love to connect. Let’s find a way forward together.