While herbs are not a swap for pharmaceuticals, conditions commonly addressed include anxiety, stress, depression, anger, frustration, insomnia, trauma, pain, inflammation, autoimmune disorders, menstrual irregularity and issues, low immunity, colds, flus, coughs, infections, respiratory conditions, digestive issues, skin problems, heart and circulatory conditions, maintaining vibrant health, pregnancy, postpartum, fertility, and much much more! I also often work with children. Herbal medicine is also a fantastic form of preventative healthcare and can be utilized to maintain vibrant health.

Whether you are blessed with good health and would like to help keep it that way, or are struggling with long-term health issues- herbal medicine can help. Herbalists see the body and its conditions as much more than the sum of its individual parts, and rather a vital, intelligent system that can be brought into balance via the synergy of food as medicine, the herbs, and lifestyle shifts. In this system the client is empowered to be their own healer rather than the “doctor as healer” paradigm found in allopathic medicine and the herbalist serves as a support and guide. I love working with all people, regardless of their age, race, gender identity, sexuality, or otherwise!

While I work with a wide range of conditions I especially support many folks during the child-bearing year from conception, pregnancy, birth, and into postpartum. I also commonly work with a wide range of digestive disorders, autoimmunity, and chronic inflammation in my practice.

Yes! Herbal medicine is very safe, especially when you are working with a skilled and trained clinical herbalist. Herbs may be safely used alongside pharmaceuticals when they are chosen appropriately based on potential herb-drug interactions, and there are many herbs that do not negatively interact with any medications at all. I have experience working with folks on a wide variety of medications.