About Aurore
Aurore’s expertise as a writer and naturopath evolved slowly over a period of 12 years.
She graduated in 1996 from the Carnegie Medical Institute. She went on to receive top
honors at Baker College worked her way towards a promising career in nursing. Her
experiences during her internships at different medical facilities caused her to change her
life direction and drop out of her nursing career. She worked at two respected medical
facilities in the Detroit metro area; including a DMC hematology/oncology clinic and a
pediatric clinic.
Aurore spent the following eight years raising her children and studying alternative
therapies. During this hiatus she healed her autistic son and studied naturopathy through
Clayton College of Natural Health. She received her bachelors of science and is ending the
doctoral program.
Aurore’s work with her autistic son through music, sound, and language therapy led him to
be the youngest musician invited to study at the prestigious art’s academy Interlochen in
2005. Aurore has taught her children four languages including sign language. Aurore and
her oldest son were also featured on the front page of the Livingston County Newspaper as
a tribute to their accomplishments.
Based on the research Aurore has accumulated with her son, and now other children that
she has formed a new approach to healing-which is truly whole-istic. She has worked with
scientists and doctors from all over the United States to help prepare our entire culture for
a new understanding and view of western medicine, and even alternative holistic medicine.
Aurore is currently enjoying building her consulting practice, working on a yoga DVD based
on her yoga, and writing about her experiences and research in an honest meaningful way.
She specializes in behavioral problems with children and works along with parents to get to
the core issue concerning their behavior and or illness. She is also honored to be sole
creator of the revolutionary AMHC therapy for adults and children.
She graduated in 1996 from the Carnegie Medical Institute. She went on to receive top
honors at Baker College worked her way towards a promising career in nursing. Her
experiences during her internships at different medical facilities caused her to change her
life direction and drop out of her nursing career. She worked at two respected medical
facilities in the Detroit metro area; including a DMC hematology/oncology clinic and a
pediatric clinic.
Aurore spent the following eight years raising her children and studying alternative
therapies. During this hiatus she healed her autistic son and studied naturopathy through
Clayton College of Natural Health. She received her bachelors of science and is ending the
doctoral program.
Aurore’s work with her autistic son through music, sound, and language therapy led him to
be the youngest musician invited to study at the prestigious art’s academy Interlochen in
2005. Aurore has taught her children four languages including sign language. Aurore and
her oldest son were also featured on the front page of the Livingston County Newspaper as
a tribute to their accomplishments.
Based on the research Aurore has accumulated with her son, and now other children that
she has formed a new approach to healing-which is truly whole-istic. She has worked with
scientists and doctors from all over the United States to help prepare our entire culture for
a new understanding and view of western medicine, and even alternative holistic medicine.
Aurore is currently enjoying building her consulting practice, working on a yoga DVD based
on her yoga, and writing about her experiences and research in an honest meaningful way.
She specializes in behavioral problems with children and works along with parents to get to
the core issue concerning their behavior and or illness. She is also honored to be sole
creator of the revolutionary AMHC therapy for adults and children.
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