About Dr. Dre, ND, DOM
Heal. Your. Self. You are worthy. You are important.

I am a peaceful warrior and a steady presence to lean on. As a mother, athlete, dancer, and poet, I appreciate the variety of our lives: its beauty, its challenges, and everything in between. Two core beliefs guide my approach to care: that healing in any part of the body supports the wellbeing of the whole, and that individual healing contributes to the health of our families, communities, and the planet. In this way, your care matters not just for you, but for the larger web of connection we all share. In our work together, I integrate evidence-based clinical practice with intuition, careful listening, and respect for you. 

I earned my degree from the National University of Natural Medicine in 2021, graduating as a Naturopathic Doctor and Doctor of East Asian Medicine (DOM). I dedicated my first year of practice to a residency at Taos Whole Health, training under the expertise of Dr. Joanna Hooper, MD, Dr. Lilly Marie Blecher, ND, DOM, and Jamie Sampere, CNP. Subsequently, I worked at Taos Whole Health and Kewa Pueblo Health Center.

My clinical experience focuses on integrative primary care, from the annual visit to complex health histories, and procedures including Prolozone joint injections, Neural Therapy, hormone pellet placement, pelvic floor therapy and acupuncture/hands-on treatment. I have experience in managing adjunctive oncology; issues of fertility, PCOS and other hormone driven conditions; and ketamine therapy to address mental health conditions and chronic pain. 

As a Santa Fe native of mixed Latina and white heritage, I am proud to offer bilingual care in Spanish and English. I am committed to creating a safe and inclusive space for all genders, sexualities, classes, races, and cultures.