Fall Back In Love With Yourself
I’m a harm-reduction herbalist and your wingman for rebuilding intimacy and care for your body.
I offer sliding-scale consultations and homegrown remedies to help you reconnect with your body and feel in control of your well-being.
SINGLE HERB TINCTURES
SINGLE HERB TINCTURES
I have over 30 single herb tinctures made fresh from plants I have gathered wild or grown all these plants and tinctured in organic cane alcohol or glycerine and spring water. I harvest herbs at peak times for potency, wild harvest only from large stands or non native plants and create 1:2-1:3 measured tinctures so that you have powerful, ethical medicine.
Let’s Chat!
I am here to be your cheerleader in showing up for your body and the world around you. Learn about my approach to herbalism here
I offer a free intro chat so you can get to know me and we can discuss if I’m the right fit for your goals.
Do you have a defined goal in mind (eg insomnia, or smoking cessation) and want to discuss how herbs could work for you? I offer a 30 minute consultation and $50 credit towards herbs for $80
If you want to do deeper work where we can address long standing patterns, complicated conditions, or prepare you for surgery, I recommend a 90 minute session. You will receive a comprehensive written protocol with personalized nutritional, physical practice and herbal recommendations. We will go over this protocol together and make a plan on how to integrate practices into your life. I offer this at a sliding scale of $150-220 with a $50 credit towards herbal medicine.
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My Latest Blog:
What is an Invasive Plant?
The focus on reproductively advantaged non-native plants as sole agents of ecological collapse kind of grinds my gears. Which is not to say it’s not absolutely our responsibility to slow the growth of plants like kudzu, Japanese knotweed, and stiltgrass. What I often see, however, are instagram videos of someone jumping out of their car, pulling a mullein out of the ground and standing over it like a big game hunter with a “don’t @ me herbalists” caption. I deeply appreciate the intention to care for the earth, but there are a few questions I wonder if they have considered…