Crafted Wellness started because I was done being told my hormone symptoms were “normal” and treated like a problem instead of a person. After bouncing between providers who offered quick fixes, zero answers, and even less curiosity, I decided to build the kind of care I couldn’t find: precise, personal, and actually accountable.
Here, we don’t gaslight women or shrug at their labs. We dig, decode, and design a plan that finally makes sense. This is wellness without the wellness fluff!
Clinical, yes. But human first!
Crafted for women who refuse to settle for feeling “fine”.
I built what I needed.
Now it exists for you.
I created Crafted Wellness after being dismissed for my own hormone symptoms and realizing women deserved better. This practice is my answer: care that listens, investigates, and treats you like a partner, not a problem. No guesswork. No gaslighting. Just clarity, strategy, and support crafted for real women.
Meet Amber
I’m Amber Dara MSN, APRN. FNP-C. A nurse practitioner shaped by years in the places where women’s stories are often unheard: critical care, hospice, long-term care, GI, and primary care. I learned early that symptoms are never “just stress” and discomfort is never “normal.” My own hormone struggles confirmed it. So I went deep into the functional medicine side of hormones, from courses to conferences, every resource I could get my hands on, to understand what conventional care kept missing. My work is grounded in one belief: women deserve to feel seen, supported, and truly understood.
Founder & Nurse Practitioner
Your lived experience leads the way. We pair it with data and strategy to create care that’s both emotionally intelligent and medically grounded.
Validation With Clinical Precision
You’re never talked over or rushed. We collaborate, explain the “why,” and build a plan that feels aligned with your season of life.
A Partner, Not Just a Prescriber
We don’t treat symptoms in isolation. We investigate patterns, root causes, and the full picture of your health so nothing important gets overlooked.
