Janice has been a Registered Nurse since 2011 and a school nurse since 2018. She completed the RN to BSN program at Austin Peay State University in August of 2022, where she graduated with a 4.0. While there, she was introduced to Holistic Nursing which resonated with her initial calling to the nursing profession. She is co-chair of the Middle Tennessee Chapter of American Holistic Nurses Association, Director for the District 15 Tennessee Nurses Association and has completed a Nurse Coaching certification program through Integrative Nurse Coaching Academy (INCA).

Realizing the sick care model of the current system did not facilitate the healing connection she thought she would see as a nurse, she contemplated leaving nursing all together, but felt God calling her to something more. Janice heard Dr. Underwood speak at a wellness event and immediately knew this is what God was calling her to.

Janice believes God made our bodies with the ability to heal itself when properly balanced and concludes working with Boro Holistic Health has given her the opportunity to see the patient as a whole person, breathing life back into her nursing profession.

In September of 2022, April joined the Boro Holistic Health team as the Customer Relations Manager and Superhuman Protocol Specialist. She is the sweet, friendly face you see during Superhuman orientation and buzzing around the clinic.

April’s holistic health journey started in the early 2000’s when she met Dr. Underwood through a crazy-chance-encounter that could have only been orchestrated by God. As their friendship grew, so did April’s knowledge of the holistic world and what being truly healthy means. Watching the medical system fail both her parents further strengthened April’s passion to follow a holistic lifestyle. April and her family have been patients since the practice began.

Elizabeth is a student at Middle Tennessee State University with a focus in Elementary Education. She has a heart to not only teach, but to continue learning herself. On her health journey, she found herself seeking holistic approached care, which led her to the Boro Holistic Health clinic. Her passion is to serve others in all facets of their lives. Elizabeth is one of the smiling faces you see as you walk into the clinic. She also has a side business called, Aunt Betty’s Bakery, stating, “I love to bake and decorate cakes for all occasions; from weddings to birthdays and everything in between.” Other than baking, Elizabeth spends most of her time with her family and loving on her seven nieces and nephews.

Erika is one of the friendly faces ready to greet you at the front desk. She studied English at Middle Tennessee State University, and has been homeschooling her four children and tutoring at her local homeschool community the past ten years. Erika endeavors to teach all her students to ask good questions; seek Truth, Beauty, and Goodness; and become lifelong learners. Erika began asking questions about holistic approaches to healthcare after feeling pressured into an unwanted surgical procedure shortly after giving birth to her first child. She has continued learning about food as medicine, natural remedies, and holistic treatments as she has utilized them to care for her own family over the years.

Erika and her husband enjoy fixing up their 1930s farmhouse and learning to homestead on their six acres in the country. She spends her free time reading and collecting books, gardening, singing on her church worship team, and adventuring in nature with her family.