Molly is an alumna of the Academy of Homeopathy Education (AHE) and the founder of Joyful Homeopathy, LLC. She balances her homeopathic practice with the full-time job of raising four lively children under the age of 13. Like many who enter the field, Molly’s journey began with a personal health crisis in her family—an experience that led her to explore holistic healing and ultimately sparked a passion for homeopathy’s ability to support the physical, emotional, and mental aspects of wellbeing.

Before becoming a homeopath, Molly spent 12 years managing an orthopedic spine surgery practice. This background gave her a deep understanding of anatomy, pathology, and the healthcare system—knowledge she now integrates into her homeopathic work with compassion and precision.

Molly has volunteered with the Homeopathy Help Network since 2020, first as a student administrator and now as a practitioner. She also contributes to AHE’s Academic Support Team as a Marker, helping support the next generation of homeopaths.

Molly was selected to project manage the HHN Comfort Care initiative in part because of her capstone research proposal, which explored homeopathic approaches to supporting older adults with anxiety as they enter hospice care. Her work was inspired by the growing need for gentle, effective alternatives that can improve comfort and quality of life at the end of life—without adding to the risks already faced by this sensitive population. This interest, coupled with her clinical training and personal dedication, makes Molly especially honored to help lead this program with compassion and care.