what does an herbalist do?

Maka Pejuta means Earth Medicine in the Lakota language, which reflects the foundation of my work with clients. Plants are medicines, food is medicine. When we slow down and come back to this remembrance, we can reconnect with and heal our bodies. The body has an innate intelligence and the ability to heal itself when we remove what is in it’s way.

An herbalist is not always a substitute for receiving medical care. We can, however, help to address the underlying cause of an illness or imbalance in the body by supporting Vitality. I have seen how nourishment through lifestyle and dietary changes, while using herbs and supplements as supportive allies, can transform people’s lives.

I cannot guarantee anything, and sometimes the work is tough, but I will support you every step of the way.

It’s not always easy, but it’s worth it.

As a Certified Clinical Herbalist & Nutritionist, and Bach Flower Essence Practitioner, I will work together with you to create a customized protocol plan to fit your specific needs.

Your custom protocol may include:

• Customized Herbal Formulas

• Flower Essence Formulation

• Supplement Recommendations

• Nutrition Plans & Recommendations

• TRE® Sessions. What is TRE? Learn more.

• Sleep & Movement / Exercise Recommendations

• Nature Cure / Organic Gardening Guidance

• Referrals for further health screenings, blood tests & evaluations

• Referrals to other holistic healthcare practitioners and/or services

The cost of our first session together includes a 90-120 minute session and up to 6 hours of research, formulation, and protocol creation.

“The old Lakota was wise. He knew that man's heart away from nature becomes hard; he knew that lack of respect for growing, living things soon led to lack of respect for humans, too.”

- Luther Standing Bear, Lakota