Cait Davis is a successful artist, entrepreneur, champion of sustainability, and exemplar of holistic health. In 2014 she founded Springtime Jellyfish, a stop-motion animation company that has grown from personal passion to serving national nonprofits and multi-million-dollar clients.

After moving her operation to upstate New York, Cait contracted Lyme disease while building her own off-grid cabin in the woods. She felt strongly she could be best served through alternative medicine and immediately got to work, healing herself completely naturally, using a combination of herbalism, alternative treatment modalities, and a healthy dose of optimism. Her experience with natural healing and her growing connection with the earth sparked a passion for holistic health and a desire to empower others to be their own healer. That’s why, in 2024, she decided to combine her success in business with her love of creativity and her passion for health to create Twin Wolves Healing Arts. Cait envisions a warm, welcoming space that fosters real community and real health for all. Featuring an array of state-of-the art, natural and holistic treatment modalities, a diverse team of holistic health practitioners, regular educational offerings, the beauty of creative arts and a back-to-nature philosophy and ethos, Twin Wolves is sure to be an oasis of healing in beautiful upstate New York.

Cait is currently immersed in training to be a Certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner through the Nutritional Therapy Association. The course in which she is enrolled centers around nutrition and physiology under the ethos that the body is designed to heal itself. She is additionally training for certification as a Cognitive Behavioral - Rational Living Therapy Life Coach. She has studied herbalism, is a graduate of Little Avalon Farm’s The Holistic Goatkeep’s Herbal Arsenal course, took an 8 week course on German New Medicine and regularly cares for her animals and herself using natural, holistic methods. She is now taking on clients as a Healing Coach, offering lifestyle guidance from her many years of research, self-experimentation and self-healing. When she’s not busy running her business or working on her off-grid cabin, Cait enjoys studying alternative health, reading memoirs and nature based studies, learning new creative arts, drinking tea with her friends, and taking her beloved dog, Pinto Bean, and her two goats, Chestnut and Hazelnut, for walks in the woods.