What started as fast friends even before nursing school,
morphed into two mother's who knew there was no voice louder than one's own intuition. Together we are asking questions, seeking knowledge, and expanding our toolboxes. We dream of filling the gaps in the health care system. We are cultivating a community that recognizes comprehensive care can be the difference in healing the body and the mind.
Homeopathy
Nutrition and Supplementation
Medical and Surgical Care
Navigating New Diagnosis
Prenatal + Birth + Postpartum
Fertility
Chronic Illness
Oncology
End of Life
Homeschool
Integrative Doula + Advocacy
[Pregnancy, Birth Postpartum, Post Operative, End of Life]
Private + Group Wellness Classes
Homeopathy Education
Natural First Aid and Wellness
Immune Supporting Goods
In-home Food Preparation
Mother Blessing Ways
Private or Group Ceremonial Closing of The Bones
Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Craniosacal Fascial Therapy
Gillespie-Approach Craniosacral Fascial Therapy
Prenatal + Postpartum Massage
Labor Focused Massage
Arvigo Mayan Abdominal Massage ®
Holistic Skin Care
Charlene Boldrin
Hi, I’m Charlene! I’m one of the founders of Nurses to Nurture, and I’m excited to share a bit about my journey. Born and raised in West Palm Beach, FL, I’ve always been drawn to nature, movement, and the body’s innate ability to heal. My early years were shaped by the time I spent in Thailand, where I immersed myself in a rich culture of mindfulness, meditation, and healing foods. My mother owned Lanna Thai Restaurant in Juno Beach, FL, which instilled in me a deep respect for hospitality, food, and family—a foundation that continues to influence my work today.
My professional path began over 20 years ago, after I experienced firsthand the transformative power of massage. I felt compelled to pursue a career in massage therapy, graduating in 2000. Over the years, I’ve studied a variety of techniques, including Lomi Lomi massage in Kauai, reflexology, deep tissue massage, Craniosacral therapy, Mayan Abdominal Therapy Massage, Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Cransioacral Fascial Therapy (CFT) and Prenatal/Postpartum massage, among others. I’ve always been fascinated by the body’s ability to heal itself, and I’ve made it my mission to help others access that healing potential.
In 2008, I decided to expand my knowledge and pursued a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Palm Beach Atlantic University, graduating in 2011. I spent several years in Oncology and Hospice care, where I learned the importance of compassionate, patient-centered care. It was during this time that I realized I could bridge my love for holistic health with the medical field, so I became certified in Clinical Homeopathy through the CEDH.
For the past eight years, I’ve focused on women’s health, particularly preconception, pregnancy, and postpartum care. After the birth of my second son in 2015, I saw a significant need for more personalized support for women during these transformative times. I began collaborating with birth professionals as a massage therapist, doula, and mother roaster, helping women navigate the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of motherhood. I’m deeply passionate about supporting women to heal and thrive through every stage of life.
At Nurses to Nurture, my approach is rooted in tuning into each individual’s unique needs—whether in the treatment room or as an integrative doula supporting a specific life season. Whether through bodywork, nutrition, mindfulness, or holistic care, I create a nurturing environment to help you find relief, peace, and renewed vitality. Each session is personalized, aimed at helping you live a vibrant, balanced life.
When I’m not working, you’ll find me homeschooling my two boys, exploring Florida’s natural beauty, enjoying the ocean, or tending to my garden. My work is my passion, and it’s an honor to walk alongside you on your healing journey.
I look forward to supporting you in finding balance, peace, and vitality in your life
Taylor Snowney
Hi, Taylor here! I’m the other half of Nurses to Nurture. I was born and raised in Tequesta, Florida, and have always had a special appreciation for the simple life in our once-small beach town. I married my high school sweetheart, and most of the time, you can find me at home with our three kids decorating and redecorating all of our spaces or our trying to score the greatest treasure in a local thrift store.
Together we are often homeschooling, carpooling, and trying to create a little magic in every day.
To put it simply, I was always going to be a nurse and a mother. As a young girl, I was lucky enough to spend much of my after-school time bouncing around the halls of my grandfather’s doctor’s office, experiencing the pace and personalization we once knew medicine to be. My desire to serve the community was shaped by witnessing the outreach and impact he created over many years.
I graduated Cum Laude from Palm Beach Atlantic nursing school in 2011 and went on to serve at the very hospital my grandfather helped bring to our community. There, I spent some years gaining experience in the medical-surgical and oncology fields. I have been fortunate enough to gain experience alongside local providers specializing in plastic and reconstructive surgery, hormone and age rejuvenation, and primary care medicine. Outside of nursing, as a passion project, I trained as a labor and birth doula and postpartum mother roaster because I cannot get enough of that beautiful season!
Over the last decade, I’ve chased my passion to serve while experiencing some of the greatest joys of my life and facing some of my hardest obstacles. My road to motherhood was not always easy. After years of trying for our second child, a secondary infertility diagnosis became an eye-opening experience that transformed me from caregiver to patient overnight. Being a nurse didn’t spare me from the feelings of helplessness as I navigated the medical system.
Eventually, we were able to expand our family using reproductive medicine and IVF. However, after our second child was born, our daughter was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease called Junctional Epidermolysis Bullosa, or “EB.” This condition has no treatment or cure and is often terminal for those affected.
Motherhood brought me the most defining moments of self-discovery, passion, and purpose. With my eyes wide open, I was also able to recognize when my own health was suffering, as I faced my own path toward an autoimmune illness. Through these challenges, I truly felt many of the
gaps in the medical system and discovered my purpose in helping to fill those needs for myself, for my family, and now for others.
I believe that learning is lifelong, as is healing. After my experiences with infertility, IVF, childhood illness, and autoimmune diagnoses, I’ve spent years exploring holistic modalities, researching, and building a. toolbox of care modalities including clinical homeopathy (through CEDH,) vodder-technique manual lymphatic drainage (MLD,) and craniosacral fascial therapy (CFT.)
I’m passionate about meeting people where they are, helping them identify their needs, and bridging the gap to the kind of care that was once a standard and beyond. I believe that knowledge is power, and with it, you can feel empowered to create the opportunity to live a fulfilled life.