Healthy Herbs, Home Comforts, Happy You
Here at Happy Home Herbals, you’re introduced to herbal medicines that make your health healthier, your home happier, and your life easier. Medicine doesn’t have to be a boring hassle. I make herbs so fun and exciting, you won’t dread taking them!
On this website you will find information on how to use herbs effectively in your home for great results, great herbal products, and of course personalized help from me!
Ready for a consultation, or not sure where to start? I’m here to help! Let’s talk about what you need. Below you can find links to find out more about consultations, how herbs can inspire you in daily life, a community to help keep you motivated, and some good reads when you’re ready to learn more about herbs!
“Before you can welcome something new, you need to say goodbye to something that needs release.” Finding magic might seem like silly child’s play for adults or ‘grown-ups’. You might be thinking of playing dress up, pretending your dolls or action figures are alive, or that you’re on the search for a unicorn. We can think it’s somehow embarrassing… Read More
This troubleshooting quiz is to help clients understand why their herbs may “not be working”. One of the most common mistakes clients make is not giving herbs enough time to work, and expecting years of bodily woes to be reversed in a couple of days. Ask yourself the following questions (yes or no), honestly, to track where you might… Read More
Most times I think I can just say, “Acupuncture is to herbalism, as reflexology is to herbalism.” Acupuncture is great, but acupuncture with herbalism is poignantly key to most traditional forms of Chinese medicine, and why? They work synergistically together to bring health to the body in ways neither of them could do alone. With reflexology and herbalism, this is… Read More
The experience of herbs wasn’t something I was taught, but this may spark an interest in those of you who may feel bogged down by theory and rhetoric. This is the consideration for an experience of herbs and the natural world, and also for the utilitarian experience, which is common. What is the experience of some herbalists today? A decision… Read More
Honeysuckle, the tangled vine of sweet smelling youth. I remember summers spent picking these delicious flowers with my sister. We sat at a picnic table and pulled each stigma through the flower, trying to collect each drop of nectar, like little busy bees. We never got enough to amount to anything, but what a memory! Honeysuckle is one of the… Read More
O my Luve’s like a red, red rose That’s newly sprung in June; O my Luve’s like the melodie That’s sweetly play’d in tune. -Robert Burns Roses are the most romantic of flowers throughout all times and cultures. It’s given to lovers and loved ones in life and death. According to Eastern traditions, the first rose was stirred into life… Read More
Katie Lynne has over 850 hours of training in Holistic Herbalism, field botany, anatomy and physiology, Chinese medicine, medicine making, and clinical skills. She has over 250 hours of training in reflexology including hand, foot, facial, and maternity and fertility reflexology and is licensed under the American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB). Read More…
