Whittni Grubaugh’s love for the unique character of the southwest landscape brought her to the Center for Native and Urban Wildlife, in Scottsdale, Arizona where she learned desert restoration and sustainability. Whittni continued studying organic and biodynamic herb and vegetable gardening, urban horticulture, disease pathology, and soil structure, which led to a BS in Applied Biological Sciences from ASU, with a minor in history. As a mother, she decided to broaden her studies and received a Diploma from the International Academy of Classical Homeopathy, before completing her 3-year Practitioners course work at the American Medical College of Homeopathy. She has received her IACH-DIHom, and CCH, Certification in Classical Homeopathy. In addition, she spent three summer sessions studying with professional practitioners from around the world, at the IACH campus in Alonissos, Greece with George Vithoulkas. Whittni worked as the Program and Clinic Director at AMCofH, from 2018 – 2023 where she spread her love of homeopathy through supporting students along their educational journey. She is active with HAAZ, Homeopathic Association of Arizona, holding Mentorships for acupuncturists and student homeopaths and community classes.