My Path To The Resonance Health Hub

I have been in wellness since I was seventeen years old. My father owned a strength and performance center, and I grew up understanding that how you move, eat, and recover shapes everything else. That foundation led me to a Bachelor of Science in Health Promotion and Wellness, and eventually to a career spanning more than two decades of hands-on work with people in some of the most formative settings I could have chosen.

For several years I worked in outdoor behavioral health and wilderness therapy — facilitating trauma-informed care in remote environments with adolescents and young adults in real crisis. Every day involved therapeutic movement, breathwork, meditation, community-building, and the kind of deep observational work you can only do when you’re fully present with people far from distractions. I learned that healing is rarely linear, that the body and mind are inseparable, and that the most powerful thing you can give someone is the confidence to lead their own wellness journey.

I ended that chapter working alongside a naturopathic physician — managing medication, leading wellness groups, coordinating care, and assisting in clinical assessments. It showed me what integrative medicine could look like at its best and pointed me toward deeper clinical training.

I completed my Master of Science in Nutrition and Functional Medicine at the University of Western States in October 2024, building clinical nutrition and functional medicine skills that prepared me for the work I do today. That degree led me directly to Kristi Hughes, ND, IFMCP — one of the foremost leaders in integrative and functional medicine, and my primary mentor in resonance medicine — where I have spent the past year working as her FSM Lead, Clinical Nutritionist, and Patient Care Coordinator.

It was in that role, working with real patients every day, that I completed my FSM Core Training and saw firsthand — repeatedly — what frequency specific microcurrent can do for people who have run out of conventional options. My own pain experience wasn’t just a personal turning point. It gave me a patient’s perspective that shapes everything I do at this Hub.

I have also spent time working on organic regenerative farms and living close to nature in ways that have deepened my understanding of why resonance matters. Nature has always operated by frequency. The earth has its own electromagnetic signature. Cells communicate bioelectrically. These aren’t fringe ideas — they are the foundation of a more integrated model of care that modern medicine is slowly returning to.

Why I Built This Hub

The gap I kept seeing was this: the technology works, practitioners who use it know it works, and the research — while still growing — supports what clinicians observe every day. But patients cannot find clear, honest, accessible information about it. Practitioners who want to integrate these tools face a fragmented, confusing landscape of device options, training requirements, and clinical setup hurdles with no trusted independent guide.

At the same time, the wellness industry has a habit of overclaiming. Devices marketed with language that outpaces the evidence. Products promoted with no acknowledgment of contraindications or individual variation. Evidence tiers blurred or ignored entirely. I’ve spent enough time in clinical settings to know that this erodes exactly the trust that resonance medicine needs to earn.

My goal with this Hub is simple: make this technology genuinely accessible — for patients who deserve honest guidance and for practitioners who deserve a clear path to integrating it into their practice. Education-first. Affordable where possible. Transparent about what we know and what we don’t. Built from the inside of this field, not from the outside looking in.

I see resonance medicine as a bridge — connecting modern clinical tools with the healing principles that nature has always operated by. Earth’s frequencies. Cellular resonance. The body’s own bioelectrical language. Together we grow.

Credentials & Background

What I Do For Patients

My role at the Hub is to educate, navigate, and connect to medical professionals— not to diagnose or treat. I have spent my entire career dedicated to holistic health and wellness, and I bring that dedication to every person who reaches out through this site. You can trust that I will give you honest, evidence-informed guidance and point you toward the right resources and practitioners for your individual situation.

Specifically, I can help you with:

What I Do For Practitioners

If you are a licensed practitioner — MD, DC, PT, ND, NP, LAc, or LMT with electrical stimulation in your scope — and you are exploring FSM devices for your practice, I can simplify what is otherwise a complicated and time-consuming onboarding process. I have navigated this myself and work with these devices clinically every day.

Max’s Private Group

My private group lives inside the Infopathy platform. If you are already using Infopathy — or exploring it — this is where I go deeper with the community that wants more than the public content on this site.

Get In Touch

Whether you are a patient exploring resonance tools for the first time, a practitioner ready to add FSM to your practice, or someone with a question the site hasn’t answered — I read every message and respond within 48-72 hours. This is a real conversation with a real person who has dedicated his career to making wellness accessible.