Herbology Clinic

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Medical Herbalist 🌿 I Health Coach I Advanced Hypnotherapist | Aspiring Astrologer 🪐 | Herb Society Ambassador

Your illness could transform your life🌈, and I can show you how!

15/03/2026

Are you struggling just to get through each day? Please 🙏 join me at one of these meet-ups - you’ll feel so much better.

Sometimes less is more. When we need to release emotional 🥲 tension, it works better when we use tiny drop doses. This m...
12/03/2026

Sometimes less is more. When we need to release emotional 🥲 tension, it works better when we use tiny drop doses. This mix is for a lady who is running on fumes and has been for years. She’s physically, mentally and emotionally exhausted 😩 and of all the many herbal medicines she’s taking, this one is her favourite. It’s Rose, Hawthorn and Mugwort, there to offer a fortifying herbal hug and help her let go. Rose 🌹 is the ultimate Venus herb. The Buddhist version of Venus is Tara - the goddess of love and compassion. Venus is all about love, beauty, nurturing and self worth. It heals broken 😞 hearts and literally offers a hug in a bottle. Mugwort is Artemsia, who in Greek mythology was the protector of women. She’s there to offer gentle release, cleansing and sisterhood. Hawthorn is part of the rose family and she offers stamina, and revival of the vital force which for her has become so depleted. She says when she takes these drops, at a much lower dose to her other mixes, she feels deeply loved and looked after. How lucky 🍀 we are to have our herbal allies during these troubled 😟 times. I’m planning some workshops for spring, summer and autumn 🍂 so please let me know if you’d like to join me.

I’ve been chatting with a few people recently about my concerns over the sustainability of herbal medicines. You’d think...
09/03/2026

I’ve been chatting with a few people recently about my concerns over the sustainability of herbal medicines. You’d think if anything should be sustainable, it would be herbs 🌿 wouldn’t you? Me too, but no. For example, although they grow plentifully in the U.K, many of my suppliers import from Eastern Europe. I get it: labour costs are lower and even taking that into account, the cost price of my tinctures are substantial. The margins are already low but if we had to pay minimum wage for wildcrafting and processing in the UK, the cost price would inevitably be hiked up ⬆️. I know I’m not the only herbalist who’s unhappy with the situation, but having made some of my own medicines I’ve seen how labour intensive it can be. So sourcing good medicine at a good price is, well, challenging 😰. That’s why within the next 5 years I’d like 100% of my dispensary herbs to be grown in the UK 🇬🇧. As part of that I’m going to have to revive some of the older, more forgotten remedies, and that’s where this book 📖, and the come in. This herb is abundant in my garden right now, but it’s not in my dispensary. It’s Red Deadnettle, and you can see its medicinal properties listed here. As well as reading about it, I’ll taste it because that’s the best way of learning what it does (as long as you get your ID 🪪 right!). This ‘Modern Herbal’ is packed with information about all the forgotten herbs, and it’s my first ‘go to’ for learning about them. It was co-written by Hilda Leyel, who also founded the Herb Society 99 years ago. She was a real maverick in her time, sharing her love for herbs and campaigning for free access to herbal remedies. The Herb Society also has archives of books and papers all about the old ways of using herbs, which members will soon be able to access online. It’s amazing to think that Hilda’s legacy lives on and is so valuable to us even now. If you’re a herb lover, please do join the Herb Society. It’s only £40 a year and worth it for the magazines alone!

How cute 🥰 is this pair hanging out together on my Motherwort? It’s got really soft leaves like little hands 🙌🏻 🍃 so I’d...
07/03/2026

How cute 🥰 is this pair hanging out together on my Motherwort? It’s got really soft leaves like little hands 🙌🏻 🍃 so I’d probably choose it if I was a ladybird 🐞 too. I love ❤️ spring…

If you're completely and utterly strung out, and you can't even cope with the idea of a hypnotherapy or herbal consultat...
04/03/2026

If you're completely and utterly strung out, and you can't even cope with the idea of a hypnotherapy or herbal consultation, how about some Rei-Ki?

The words 'Rei-Ki' mean 'universal life force' and Reiki is a hands-on energy renewal technique similar to spiritual healing. You lay in a lovely comfy nest on my treatment couch (with all of your clothes on!), and I place my hands on key points over your body. Without any effort at all, you suck up universal life force through my hands. You're welcome to stay awake and notice what the energy feels like, or fall asleep if you'd rather. Either way, Reiki works on all levels to restore balance and your 'zest for life'. I've seen it reduce pain, stop bleeding, stop a Parkinson's tremor (only during the treatment), and release long pent up emotion. Reiki automatically brings your brainwave pattern into a meditative state, and can increase the oxygen uptake in your blood by up to 20%.

And besides all that, it can literally make good things show up in your life. If you're in south Shropshire I think you should give it a go for just £60. Feel free to message me and find out more.

If I can’t source exactly what my patients need from one of my trusted suppliers, I can just make it. The other day I ma...
03/03/2026

If I can’t source exactly what my patients need from one of my trusted suppliers, I can just make it. The other day I made this Calendula and Chickweed balm for a new patient with eczema. She’s had it for a very long time and her skin is super sensitive to just about everything. I just kept this very simple and used only 3 ingredients and so far so good 😊, I need to make her some more! Chronic skin problems are always an inside job. They very rarely resolve with creams and lotions alone, because they’re usually a symptom of something wrong on a much deeper level. Often there’s a connection to poor gut health which leads to chronic inflammation and pressure being put on the liver and kidneys to deal with substances that wouldn’t ordinarily be there. The next best way to eliminate those is via the skin, and that’s when we start to see problems. So as well as soothing the skin itself, we need to go deep with internal mixes to support the gut, liver, kidneys and immune system. Where stress aggravates we can add in herbs to calm the nerves too, and whilst it takes time, it works! This is why herbal treatments can often work so much better than mainstream ones for eczema, psoriasis and other chronic skin conditions.

Can you believe it’s been a whole year since I started working from Spiro clinic in Ludlow? It’s such a lovely place to ...
02/03/2026

Can you believe it’s been a whole year since I started working from Spiro clinic in Ludlow? It’s such a lovely place to bring patients too, and sometimes I even get a vase 🏺 full of bright dahlias on my desk! Thank you 🙏 to everyone who’s supported me in my first year. My ‘Quiet Mind’ meetup launched there last month, offering a short respite from the madness of the outside world 🌍 to anyone who needs it. We gather for meditation 🧘 , tea 🍵 and friendly chats helping to build resilience and kinship through the tougher times. Our next session is this Friday lunchtime - please message me to find out more.

Look who I just found peeping out from under the lavender! A very healthy little St John’s Wort grown from seed I got fr...
28/02/2026

Look who I just found peeping out from under the lavender! A very healthy little St John’s Wort grown from seed I got from . As a herb 🌿 of the sun ☀️ it’s not going to be happy in Lavender’s shadow so it’ll be moving to a sunnier spot soon, and in June its flowers will be turned into a beautiful blood red oil. The oil I use for all kinds of nerve pain including from shingles, injuries, and sciatica. It works really well as part of my TLC balm too. TLC is a good all round first aid ⛑️ balm for just about everything. The TL part also stands for traffic lights 🚦 because I use red St John’s Wort, orange Calendula, and green Comfrey to make it.

I spent most of my 20’s single, and I hated Valentine’s Day. That was, until I worked out that I needed to buy myself th...
14/02/2026

I spent most of my 20’s single, and I hated Valentine’s Day. That was, until I worked out that I needed to buy myself the bunch of roses 🌹, and spoil myself the entire day, any way I liked 🥰. Then Valentine’s Day became something to look forward to. But let’s talk about the Rose as being the ultimate herb 🌿 of Venus. Her petals are beautiful to look at, soft to the touch and have an exquisite scent. I’ll never forget the smell of the tea roses my great grandma Daisy grew in her garden 🪴. In herbal medicine we use Rose to soothe the heart 💓 both literally and metaphorically. It’s like a hug in a bottle, generously offering love to anyone going through heartbreak 💔, grief or general lifeache. It contains constituents which nourish the heart muscle too. What’s not to love?! I’d encourage you to grow a Rose 🌹 this year, or if you live close enough, head over to David Austin Roses in Shropshire in June, and wander through their gardens. I have the most amazing Damask Rose syrup too if you’d like to try some? You’ll feel it starting to heal your hurts straightaway. ❤️

Sadly, in the village where I live, we’ve lost 2 men to su***de in 2 weeks 😥. I’ve heard of more attempts elsewhere too....
13/02/2026

Sadly, in the village where I live, we’ve lost 2 men to su***de in 2 weeks 😥. I’ve heard of more attempts elsewhere too. I’m also getting lots of men coming for help with anxiety and low self confidence. Each one seems to think he’s the only one, because men tend not to talk 🗣️ so much about how they feel. It seems our menfolk are really struggling at the moment 😔. This is partly why I started ‘Quiet Mind’. We live in troubled times and it’s clearly having a devastating impact on so many people. I wanted both to bring people together, and start helping them to build resilience through meditation 🧘. Meditation has got me through some tough times, and so have the people I meditate with. I might not be an expert teacher, but I can help you get started and offer you a safe space. Our lovely 🥰 group just met in Ludlow for the 2nd time, and we have 2 sessions left on this mini course. We’d love you to join us. And I’d really appreciate it if you could share this too. Someone out there might really need to come along. Thank you 🙏

12/02/2026

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05/02/2026

Feeling stressed? 😩 Join us for ‘Quiet Mind’ in Ludlow this Friday lunchtime.

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