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Hi, I’m Gina Marie Boyd.

Integrative Health Practitioner · Speaker · Writer

I examine the biological, psychological, and spiritual factors that contribute to our health outcomes. In philosophy, this looks like asking better questions about these areas of our lives — because the questions we ask shape what we're able to see.

In practice, this looks like three things: working 1:1 with clients to help them understand what's contributing to their symptoms and experiences, standing in front of rooms of people helping them ask questions about their health that no one ever taught them to ask, and writing about the ideas that connect all of it — so we learn to approach the human experience with more compassion and curiosity.

This work didn't start in a classroom. It started with my own life falling apart.

Our Symptoms are Messages.

Our Symptoms are Messages.

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My Story

There was a time when I looked like I had it together.

I was a high-level executive, a regular at hot yoga and always had a green juice in hand.

But under the surface? It was total bullshit.

I was an addict — addicted to cocaine, alcohol, and external validation. And the green juice? That was a cute eating disorder wearing a wellness costume.

In 2021 everything collapsed at once. I was fired. Sued for $25 million dollars. Survived multiple sexual assaults and other things I still don't have clean language for and I hit a bottom so complete that the word "suicidal" doesn't quite cover what it felt like to be inside it.

My gut was destroyed. My nervous system was shot. My identity was gone. Modern medicine looked at my labs and told me everything was within normal ranges. Nothing felt further from the truth.

What came next wasn't a program or a diagnosis or a spiritual bypass. It was surrender. The grace-soaked, unglamorous, nowhere-left-to-hide surrender.

I sat on that couch for the better part of two years in sweatpants reading everything I could get my hands on, trying to make meaning out of the life that had unraveled around me. I studied metaphysics, read books and articles about neuroscience, Ayurveda, the mystics, the researchers, the indigenous traditions that Western medicine had spent centuries dismissing. I went to AA meetings and cleaned up my act. I got a sponsor and worked the steps. I got back on the yoga mat. I started meditating. I went back to school to study metaphysical sciences and non-traditional healing modalities. I got ordained. I worked with the Lucia Light. I rebuilt my gut, my nervous system, and my relationship with something larger than my own suffering.

What spiritual traditions call the Dark Night of the Soul, I now understand as the beginning of a humbling, immersive informal education that completely changed my life. From there I went back to graduate school and haven’t looked back.

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My Philosophy

Symptoms are messages.

What I lived through taught me that the body, the mind, and the spirit were never meant to be understood separately — but that's usually how we're taught to look at them. One specialist for the gut, another for the mind, another for the soul, none of them talking to each other.

I don't diagnose, and I don't treat. I follow the patterns — across the biological, the psychological, and the spiritual — back to where they actually started. What took years to unravel in my own life, I've distilled into something teachable. It's called REALIGN™ — and it's the backbone every session.

Training & Credentials

This work is informed by both lived experience and formal training.

  • PhD (candidate) in Transpersonal Counseling

  • Master of Science in Metaphysical Science

  • Master’s (in progress) in Integrative Medicine & Ayurveda

  • Ordained Minister, Wisdom of the Heart Church

  • Certified Coach in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

  • 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training

  • 300-Hour Advanced Yoga Training

  • Trained in somatic and nervous system regulation

  • Specialized in energetic mapping and archetypal diagnostics

  • Practitioner of Lucia Light, AmpCoil, Neuronic and other frequency technologies

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