My Herbalist journey started more than ten years ago, when I started to become curious about the plants on my acreage. I wanted to grow and forage food, and after joining a herb walk with a local herbalist I discovered a brand new world of herbology and plant medicine.

Those early days of foraging rose hips, yarrow, and plantain were a lot of fun but I soon realized that I had a lot to learn if I really wanted to work with plants and herbal medicine.

I am currently (fall of 2025) completing my studies in Integrative Herbalism at The Hollow Reed School of Healing Arts and Herbals with Master Herbalist Chad Cornell. It is difficult to describe just how much I’ve learned, changed, and grown in the past three years that I’ve been studying here.

I’m excited to now be launching the business part of my Herbalist practice, and be able to get out into my community, both physically and digitally, to help others like myself who are looking for more holistic ways to support their health and well being.

Herbalist, business owner, wife and mother of two, I know what it’s like to wear many hats and feel like I am “too busy” to take care of myself. It’s easy to get caught up in caring for everyone around us and neglect ourselves. Yet, we are the only ones who can truly care for our own needs.