Community Clinic with Frankie Almutawa

Welcome to our new herb clinics! We are excited to offer regular sliding scale help for those looking to become healthier with herbs. We believe in the concept of mutual aid to help empower people and long term support for recovery. We work to support everyone, especially if you feel underserved or unable to find answers for your health needs with our local non-profit.

What we can assist you with:

*Minor bug bites *Scratches *Aches and pains due to pulled or sore muscles *Dry skin *Minor skin irritations *Non-infected wounds *Nervousness *Anxiety *Insomnia *Grief *Stress *Sadness *Feelings of heaviness *Minor coughs *Circulation *Immune support *Minor headaches *Bloating *Gas *Acid indigestion *Constipation *Pain *Blood Sugar Questions *Inflammation *Food Sensitivities

*Our practitioners are unable to treat, diagnose or cure disease. Always be sure to have an open wound, infection, or suspected illness checked by a licensed medical professional* Our clinicians have a diversity of backgrounds, if you let us know your complaint we can match you with the appropriate practitioner.

All consultations are virtual.

All herbal blends recommended during the 30 minute consultation will be offered at a 20% discount.

Frankie Almutawa is a lifelong learner from plants and has deeply studied herbalism with a number of herb schools including Elderberry School, Arctos School, Matthew Wood Herbal Institute, and Sage Mountain. Her primary framework of practice is from a holistic and vitalist perspective that sees working together as a collaboration between client and herbalist, with a realistic, considerate, and a harm-reductionist approach for her clients to meet their health goals. Frankie prioritizes the needs of each client while offering guidance and information, while also creating space for the client and empowering them to build their own relationship with herbs that can support the body and spirit. She believes that herbal medicine is the people's medicine, and that it is everyone's right to reconnect with the land through herbalism. She also teaches herbalism classes and runs a small-batch apothecary called Pastushka Herbal Celebrations.