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About Erica.

My name is Erica, the founder of LiveWell Total Integrative Health.

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I’m a chemical engineer by degree and a control systems engineer by career. My professional work has shaped how I think — in terms of systems, constraints, feedback loops, and how small factors accumulate over time. That lens continues to influence how I approach complexity and decision-making in this work.

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In my personal life, I grew up around instability, intensity, and patterns that caused harm over time. I saw how sustained pressure and unpredictability can shape how people think, respond, and function — especially when those patterns remain unexamined.

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As I moved through different stages of my life, I found myself drawn to integrative approaches to health as a way to better understand challenges I was experiencing myself. What made the biggest difference wasn’t a single change, but developing a better understanding of what I was responding to, what was within my control, and what wasn’t.

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I realized that helping others arrive at that same understanding — without pressure, judgment, or oversimplification — was work I wanted to do.

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That is what guides my work today.

How I work

I approach this work the same way I approach complex systems: by slowing things down enough to see what’s actually happening.

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Rather than isolating symptoms or jumping to solutions, we look at patterns — how demand, recovery, routines, and physiology interact over time. This creates space for understanding before action.

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My role isn’t to diagnose or prescribe. It’s to help you make sense of what you’re noticing so decisions are informed, measured, and appropriate to your context.

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The process is collaborative, thoughtful, and paced. There’s no pressure to change everything at once, and no assumption that something is “wrong.” We focus on understanding first, then deciding what support makes sense.

What this tends to support

Clients often come to this work when they want to:

  • understand symptoms that don’t fit neatly into standard explanations

  • stop guessing and overcorrecting

  • regain steadiness without pushing harder

  • make decisions from a place of understanding rather than urgency

What this work is not

This work is not designed to:

  • replace medical care

  • provide diagnosis or treatment

  • offer quick fixes

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Clarity comes from seeing the full picture, not forcing outcomes.

Education and Training

Masters in Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine

Maharishi International University

Learned how to use the body, mind, and environment of an individual to help them become holistically healthy.

 

Focused on integrating natural techniques with modern medicine to take an integrated and balanced approach to wellness.

Studied: 

  • Herbal supplementation

  • Ayurvedic pulse diagnosis

  • Individualized dietary recommendations

  • Individualized lifestyle modifications

Functional Nutrition Counselor
Functional Nutrition Alliance

Study 7 intensives, each covering a different biological system of the body. Learned systems and tools to practice functional nutrition

Accredited by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners (AADP) and the American Association of Natural Wellness Practitioners (AANWP).

Meditation Teacher Certification
Mediation Magazine 

Learned over 20 Meditation techniques to help people cope with stress. 

Hot Yoga Certification
Evolation Yoga

200 Hours 26 postures and 2 breathing exercises 

Bachelors' Chemical Enginnering

University of Texas at Austin

Chemical Engineering Major and earned a Business Foundations Certificate

How to Begin

If you’re curious about whether this approach would be helpful, there are two ways to start:

Address

Groves, Tx 77619

Email

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