Diane grew up at the beach in New Jersey and moved to Atlanta in 1996. She became a part of the Cherokee County GA Community in 1998 and has enjoyed an active lifestyle while raising three boys, teaching, volunteering, playing tennis and practicing yoga.

She developed a passion and dedication for health and wellness after experiencing a wide range set on a new and distinct path of self growth and empowerment. She believes that yoga is for everyone and that the possibilities for transformation and expansion of body, mind, and spirit are limitless through the practice of yoga and meditation. She holds an additional certificate in yoga for Traumatic Brain Injury. 

She is a certified reflexologist and is a strong proponent of zone therapy to relieve tension and treat illness, based on the theory that there are reflex points on the feet, hands, and head linked to every part of the body. 

She is also a Certified Nutritional Counselor, (C.N.C) and is an advocate for nourishing and nurturing the body with healthy food and high-grade supplements.

She has worked alongside holistic practitioners for years and has become an advocate of the healing therapies and subsequently certified as technician for the P.E.M.F. cellular exercise as well as the neuro brain mapping treatments to advance brain and neurological function.

Diane has attained a B.S. in Accounting from Villanova University as well as a Master of Arts in Teaching from The John Hopkins University.

She holds a GA Teaching certificate and is certified in First Aid and CPR by the American Heart Association. She enjoys attending workshops, seminars and retreats that help her to broaden her understanding and practical application of ways to achieve and stay in alignment with optimal health. She currently runs her own holistic business, has three sons and a yellow lab, and remains an enthusiastic active resident of Canton, GA.