About Us
Bridging Clinical Practice and Holistic Education for Symptom-Based Healing
At The Alliance of Hormonal Health (AHH), we believe that women should not have to endure years of unexplainable pain before receiving adequate care. We are a dedicated educational board and clinical advocacy hub focused on women's whole-body, symptom-based healing.
Our mission is simple but revolutionary: to permanently interrupt the 8- to 12-year cycle of "medical wandering" by equipping both patients and practitioners with the exact tools needed to identify, track, and heal chronic pain.
Meet the Founders
YaShaun Ball | Founder & Visionary Board-Certified Holistic Health Practitioner (AADP) & NBC-HWC Hormone & Performance Coach.
YaShaun is the architect behind the Body Symptom-Based Healing Method™. Drawing from her own battles with chronic pain and postpartum health, she transitioned her thriving private practice into a global educational board. Today, YaShaun is dedicated to teaching women how to use their daily symptoms to advocate for themselves in medical settings, build sustainable routines, and finally stop fighting their biology.
Dr. Kimberly Carter, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, C-RHI | Co-Founder, Chief of Clinical Education & Director of the Medical Division Key Focus:
Dr. Carter ensures that every piece of clinical education provided by The Alliance is medically sound, science-backed, and safe. She fiercely advocates that clinical interventions are not the only answer—rather, clinical and holistic practices must work together. She bridges the gap for Medical Doctors, Osteopaths, and Nurses who want to provide functional, whole-body care without the risk of malpractice.
Background: Dr. Carter is a highly accomplished Family Nurse Practitioner, educator, and mother. After spending eight years in critical care, she earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and holds dual Master's degrees in Nursing Education and Family Practice. Her deep passion for reproductive endocrinology led her to become an AADP Certified Fertility Coach and found Kaptivating Fertility Wellness, where she coaches women on their holistic path to pregnancy.
In addition to serving as nursing faculty at Touro University and an active NP in fertility centers, she serves as the COO of the L1FE Organization, supporting veterans and first responders. Dr. Carter is the clinical anchor of The Alliance, dedicated to elevating the profession and ensuring our holistic curriculum is safely grounded in advanced medical science.
Carmen Adams | Co-Founder, Chief of Learning & Board-Certified Herbalist Key Focus:
As the lead student mentor, Carmen is the heart of our holistic practitioner training. She guides enrolled students from their baseline understanding of human anatomy into advanced herbalism and lifestyle medicine. She ensures that every coach we certify knows how to safely, deeply, and effectively assist their clients using reality-based, bio-individual care.
Background: Carmen is a Certified Holistic Nutritionist, Registered Herbalist (AHG), and mother with over 16 years of clinical experience. Navigating her own neurodivergence (ADHD) and recovering from severe reproductive and digestive imbalances, Carmen became her own first client. Her calling was solidified when she helped a family member safely transition off 13 medications using plant-based protocols alongside their medical team.
Armed with over 5,000 hours of rigorous clinical training—including a Master Herbalist Clinical Internship and a Fellowship at General Hospital Nuestra Señora del Prado in Spain—Carmen bridges the gap between static textbook theory and dynamic real-world healing. She joined The Alliance to teach practitioners the critical "how" of holistic care, ensuring that lifestyle medicine is taught as a living, measurable discipline rather than a collection of untested theories.
Our Team

YaShaun Ball
Holistic Health Curriculum Author & Educator, Chief Executive Officer

Dr. Kimberly Carter
Chief Clinical Education Officer of the Clinical Division, Curriculum Author,

Carmen Adams
Co-Founder & Chief Academic Officer of the Integration Division, Curriculum Author & Educator

Renee Comrie
Director of Certified Coaching Department & Curriculum Author

Michael Turner
Director of the Cyber Security Department

Devonte Bennett Bey
Director of the Media Department

Dawn Douglas
Holistic Health Senior Educator Curriculum & Author

Krystal Rodriguez
Curriculum Author & Student Successor

Kathya Flamma
Clinical Senior Educator & Curriculum Author

Miarra Evans
Holistic Senior Educator, Curriculum & Author
The Problem: The Invisible Epidemic of Pelvic Pain
For decades, Chronic Pelvic Pain (CPP) and reproductive health issues have been profoundly understudied. In the modern medical world, practitioners are overburdened, and standard 15-to-30-minute clinical visits simply do not afford the time required to investigate complex, systemic pain.
Because of this diagnostic bottleneck, critical "micro" symptoms—such as cyclical headaches, environmental sensitivities, or random sharp pains—are missed. Patients are left without a clear diagnosis, relying on reactive ER visits and scattered testing, while doctors and nurses lack the specific framework to teach patients how to effectively track these nuanced life markers.
Our Proven Solution: The BCSB Method
We are not beta-testing a theory, nor are we trying to invent a brand new role in healthcare. Our methodology has already been successfully implemented in clinics and tested with real clients.
We utilize Body-Conscious Symptom-Based (BCSB) tracking. The BCSB regimen for patients and the BCSB method for nurses focus heavily on tracking daily life markers, including behavioral habits, environmental exposures, and symptom intensity.
By empowering patients to meticulously track these markers, we create a clear, data-driven division of care:
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Lifestyle-Induced Symptoms: We educate patients on how to identify daily habits or environments that are causing them harm, empowering them to take accountability and make corrective lifestyle changes.
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Pathology-Induced Symptoms: When symptoms are out of the patient's control, our tracking method provides clear, objective "red flags." This allows medical professionals and scientists to step in immediately with targeted diagnostics and interventions.
