Ever wonder why your infusions don’t quite hit the way they should? The secret isn’t just in the herbs—it’s in the method. Specifically: cold vs hot infusion. This isn’t a minor decision. It’s a foundational one that determines what your body actually receives from the plants. In this video, I walk through how herbalists think through this choice, and how your intentions with the plant should always guide your process. Watch here.

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There’s a quiet, persistent message so many of us carry: that healing should come from the heart... and the heart doesn’t charge. But here’s the truth we need to sit with—you can’t pour from an empty cup. If you’re an herbalist, or on the path to become one, the idea of making good money doing this work might feel like a distant dream. But it’s not just possible—it’s essential.

And yes, we’re talking real numbers: six figures and beyond.
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If you’ve ever felt stuck waiting weeks for your tinctures to be ready, you’re not alone. Most herbalists start out learning maceration—the folk method that asks you to let herbs sit in alcohol for 4 to 6 weeks, shaking daily, and hoping the results are consistent. But what if I told you there’s another way? A method that lets you make a potent tincture in under 24 hours. That method is percolation.

And here’s the kicker: once you understand it, you may never go back to waiting on slow macerati...

Ever had that moment where you feel a cold creeping in—and realize you haven’t made your fire cider yet?

Yep. Been there.

That’s why fire cider is a non-negotiable in my herbalism practice, especially when cold season rolls in. Whether you’re dealing with sinus pressure, a scratchy throat, or just want to stay one step ahead of whatever’s going around, this herbal vinegar recipe is a must-have. It’s quick, powerful, and deeply rooted in traditional herbalism practices.

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For years, I struggled with breakouts—across my face, back, chest, and shoulders. I tried the creams. The washes. The prescriptions. But nothing seemed to offer real, lasting relief.

Sound familiar?

If you’re like many of the people I work with, you’ve been told acne is just a cosmetic issue—something to scrub away, dry out, or hide. But here’s the truth: acne is a message from your body. And when you start listening, healing becomes possible.

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Herbal Medicine for the Soul is an introduction to the spiritual practice of healing with plant medicine. It is designed to rebuild your connection with the Earth to understand that plants and people are more similar than different. 

As one of our students, you’ll gain personal insight and understanding of how your multidimensionality matches that of plants, thus learning to heal on all levels: mind, body and spirit. 

Tangibly, you will learn how plants can be used to treat a variety of health con...

9Ether & TreyGrizzy , co-hosts of Word of Mind Radio on ibnxradio.com invited me to sit with them on January 9, 2018.

We chatted about all the things I love: health, wellness, what healing holistically truly means and how the body is a messenger, signaling to us what needs our attention on the emotional and spiritual levels.

Grab some popcorn and have a listen! 

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While Tami and I enjoy tea and standard infusions regularly, what prompte...

With winter and the holidays approaching it is the perfect time to starting thinking about making your own stock. This is our base recipe for homemade, nutrient-rich beef and chicken broth, which is healthier, tastier and way more filling than store-bought stock.

The addition of roots and 'shroom, Astragalus, Burdock, Dandelion and Reishi help support your immunity, improve liver function and much more. While medicinal (as are all herbs and spices), they are mild tasting, yet add to the recipe ...