You May Be Here Because…
Your cycles have become heavier, more painful, more irregular, or harder to recover from.
You may feel depleted, anxious, overwhelmed, wired and tired, or not quite like yourself.
You may be carrying the exhaustion of motherhood, postpartum depletion, or years of caring for everyone else first.
You may have been told everything looks normal, even though you know something is off.
Your cycle, stress, energy, mood, digestion, and sleep are not separate problems to manage one by one. They are part of the larger story your body is telling.
My Approach
This is women’s health through an herbalist lens — always the woman first, the plants second.
We do not begin with “what herb treats this symptom?”
We begin with you.
Your cycle.
Your stress.
Your sleep.
Your digestion.
Your nourishment.
Your responsibilities.
Your season of life.
Then we bring in herbs, nourishment, and simple practices that support the whole woman, not just the symptom.
Work With Me
Women’s Health Herbal Consultation
A 75-minute consultation where we look at your main concerns alongside the larger patterns shaping your health.
After your consultation, you receive a personalized plan with herbal, nutritional, and lifestyle recommendations.
Optional support may include teas, tinctures, supplement suggestions, flower essences, aromatherapy, cycle tracking, nervous system practices, or simple daily rhythms.
Want to know more about the herbalist behind Willow Rose?
You can read more about my training, approach, and how to get in touch here.
Consultation Options
Initial Consultation — $175
75 minutes, with individualized recommendations sent afterword.
Follow-Up Consultation — $75
30 minutes for returning clients to review progress and adjust the plan.
Although my work centres on women’s health, I also work with clients seeking thoughtful herbal support for other concerns.
Ready to begin?
If you are tired of piecing together advice on your own, I offer thoughtful herbal support for women who want to understand what their body is asking for and begin the slow work of becoming well again.