About Shweta
On paper, all of the right boxes were checked:
✔ DePaul undergrad
✔ Kellogg MBA
✔ High-visibility corporate job in a corner office
✔ A trajectory headed toward a C-suite role
Yet I was miserable.
I was up at 5am, working out with a trainer — and still late to the office every single day. I delayed going until I absolutely had to, in the cab with a pit in my stomach and filled with dread. It was everything I thought I wanted and worked for.
In an act of self-preservation, just as I delivered a huge project that my successors had failed to complete, I walked away.
Years later, after creating success as an entrepreneur, I watched my mother’s health deteriorate in ways that conventional medicine couldn’t resolve.
She had lived with severe chronic pain and complex health challenges for years. When a neurosurgeon at one of Chicago’s most respected medical centers told her — matter-of-factly, almost as if the problem were hers — that the surgery had gone perfectly and there was nothing more he could do, I was furious.
If conventional medicine didn’t have a solution, I was determined that one existed somewhere. That conviction led me into the world of integrative and holistic healing — and what I witnessed there changed everything.
Practitioners who worked with the body, mind, and energy as a unified system were producing results that conventional approaches hadn’t been able to. I was utterly fascinated.
What began as a mission to help my mother became my calling.
Since 2009, I have devoted myself to understanding and mastering this work — studying and becoming certified in Rapid Transformational Therapy, energy medicine, and a range of mind-body modalities. The hours I have put into this work far exceed the time I spent earning both my undergraduate degree and my MBA combined.
My practice today honors both my personal path
and my mother’s long journey with chronic illness.
I help people struggling with persistent patterns that haven't shifted despite insight, effort, or conventional treatment. For some, that looks like anxiety, reactivity, self-doubt, or feeling stuck. For others, it shows up physically — symptoms that conventional treatment hasn't relieved, because the body hasn't found what it needs to heal on its own.