After starting an Affiliated Study Group under National Center of Homeopathy in 1998, some of her students began asking for more in-depth teaching of homeopathy. By 1999 Cindy had created Houston School of Homeopathy, teaching beginning classes in homeopathic self-care. In 2001 she added a two-year practitioner level foundational course and graduated its first class in May, 2003.

She has developed a curriculum in foundational studies for practitioners which will be taught in Houston, Texas. She has developed a two-day curriculum for acute illness and injury for consumers, a one-year basic post-graduate level course for homeopathic professional acute care, and a two-year advanced, post-graduate curriculum in the Houston Homeopathy Method, as well as a 1 year clinical internship program through Homeopathy Center of Houston.

Cindy has a full-time private homeopathic practice where she has developed a broad following of both clients and students due to her desire to help others heal gently, completely, and to their greatest potential. She specializes in the chronic health problems found in autism spectrum disorders in all their many manifestations and facets. It is through her clinical experience that she has gained keen insights into a new view of both acute and chronic illness, through the filter of the Houston Homeopathy Method.

Cindy holds an honorary Diploma of Sequential Homeopathy – Practitioner Level from Houston School of Homeopathy, for which she developed the entire 4 year curriculum, and the Diploma of the Institute of Homeopathy from British Institute of Homeopathy. She is a practitioner member of the National Center for Homeopathy, and a member of the Texas Society of Homeopathy, and is Board Certified in Integrative Health by the American Association of Integrative Medicine. She is also a Fellow of the American Association of Integrative Medicine.

She has authored many articles that have appeared in numerous print and online magazines, including Latitudes, Autism Science Digest, The Autism Perspective, The Autism File, and has authored book chapters for all three editions of Cutting Edge Therapies for Autism. She sits on the editorial advisory boards of two magazines, Autism Science Digest and The Annals of Psychotherapy and Integrative Medicine.

In addition to her practice and teaching, Cindy is, most importantly, the mother of three talented and busy adult children. and grandmother of one delightful little girl.

She is an accomplished vocal musician, and when there are a few quiet moments, loves to play mountain dulcimer, hammer dulcimer, ukulele, guitar and other folk instruments.