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During your initial appointment, your herbalist will go over the intake form with you, and you’ll discuss whatever concern you’re seeking help for. You’ll review your symptoms, lifestyle (including diet, work, exercise, and sleep habits), relevant history, and any other information you want to share to determine the root causes of the problem.

Together you’ll discuss several potential courses of action — some will appeal to you more than others. There are always many different options for any given problem, but the best solution is the one you’re most motivated to enact! You and your herbalist will work out a course of action you feel excited about pursuing.

In subsequent visits, you and your herbalist will work together to evaluate the effects of what you’ve been working on, and discuss any other issues that have come up since your last visit. They will suggest additional measures that are appropriate to support the work you’re doing, or offer alternatives if you’re not satisfied with how things are progressing. Your input will be essential; these sessions can be seen as an ongoing conversation to help you come to whole health and understanding.

Our work as herbalists is not the practice of medicine, but if you do want to integrate herbalism into work you are doing with medical practitioners, we are happy to provide education and support to you and your medical team, or provide you with information that you can take to your medical practitioners to assist in the decisions you make with them.

The fee for appointments is $125. We love to teach clients how to make their own herbal preparations: materials are $10 per item, and the teaching is included as part of your consultation.

There is a $50 fee for missed appointments without 24 hour notice. If you are unable to keep your appointment, please notify the Center as soon as possible, and at least 24 hours in advance.