Heatherose Peluso - She Photography

What drew me to Suzette’s work was her ability to both set up a perfect scene, yet still catch an unplanned moment gracefully. It results in a series of images that are well thought out but also spontaneous and natural.
Heatherose Peluso

Two bendy teenagers. 💕 these were much more difficult, than photographing one kid. We had fun, and a couple interesting tumbles #dancemom #dancephotographer #bendygirl #dancelife

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Fun playing w trying my hand at dance photos. #dancemom #dancelife @thedanceconnectionbend @mayahibble_dance

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This girl killed it! Placed #1! #dancemoms #starpowerdancecompetition

ISO guidance on future training and career opportunities in the medical field.

As many of you have known I have been on quite a healing journey. For 15 years I struggled w chronic Lyme and co-infections. What I learned during this journey is that the Western Medical system has some huge gaps. It was when I explored Functional Medicine, Natuorpathic Medicine, Oriental Medicine, etc., that I finally got answers and started my healing journey.
2 years ago I embarked on a hard core journey to finally fully heal myself and was successful! a huge shout out to Patrick Lynch at Sky Ridge Accupuncture and Oriental Medicine. A combination of impeccable diet, herbs and Accupuncture were my solution. I am sold. I am grateful to all who have guided me on my path to this point. I’ve worked w some incredible doctors.
After so many years of diving in deep, I feel I know a lot, and there yet there is so much more to learn. I want to know more. I want to help others. I want to continue to learn about Functional Medicine, Nutrition, health, etc.
So my predicament, I’m obviously not going to medical school to become a doctor. I don’t have the bandwidth for that, I wish I did. What are my alternatives?
I’ve considered becoming a nurse or a Physicians Assistant. I’ve looked at online programs for Functional Nutrition.
I have not worked in health care in any form, so I don’t come with a background in this field other than a ton of personal experience.
I’d love to interview some of my friends who work in functional medicine, NP etc., to see what types of opportunities exist as a support person in this area. Leaving the functional medicine expertise to the doctors and allowing the follow up, nutrition, wellness support to someone like me. What type of training would I need? I’d love any suggestions. I’m looking at training through a company called Functional Nutrition Lab. But again without prior background as a nurse or nutritionist, I fear I may not have all the pieces. I’d love any suggestion or guidance. Or, if you would be willing to have a call with me, I’d love to pick your brain.