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Hale & HArt

  • Home
  • About
  • Services 
    • Consultations
    • Accessibility
  • Learn 
    • Herbal Kin
    • Resources
  • Connect
  • …  
    • Home
    • About
    • Services 
      • Consultations
      • Accessibility
    • Learn 
      • Herbal Kin
      • Resources
    • Connect
herb match quiz
  • making care Accessible

    Fill the cracks in your day with simple yet pleasurable moments of care.

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  • We may work with herbs, nourishment, movement, bodywork and other practices that mesh with your lifestyle.

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    "I have fallen in love with the herbs Aleksa suggested. I've always been someone who researched herbs to take on my own, but now I totally see (and reap) the benefit of utilizing someone deeply immersed and trained in the herbal world. They understood what my body needed and suggested plants I never thought of. My nervous system feels stronger than ever."

    Ryan, Reiki practitioner

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    What are herbs?

    You're probably used to cooking with herbs and spices like basil, thyme, cinnamon or cumin. You may also be familiar with what's known as the herb - a.k.a. cannabis. In reality, the definition includes these and many more!
    There are up to 80 000 plant species used medicinally around the world, which are all considered herbs. I actually think many more plants have medicinal qualities that we don't yet understand. Herbs can include flowers, roots, bark, seeds, seaweed, leaves and even fungi. Sometimes one part of the plant is medicinal, while another part is toxic. That's one reason why it's important to work with a qualified herbalist, who has deep knowledge of the herbal materia medica.
    Unfortunately, many medicinal plants and fungi have become endangered or gone extinct because of ecological destruction. That's why I advocate for sustainable wildharvesting and wildtending practices and support the work of United Plant Savers.
  • My Scope of Practice

    What to expect from working with me.

    What I may do

    • Offer a high standard of care that may improve the quality of your life and reduce pain/suffering
    • Support you to feel more pleasure, joy and all-around vitality
    • Focus on enhancing form and function as desired
    • Help you clarify your vision for your bodymind
    • Promote a sense of power and agency
    • Suggest herbs, nourishment, movement and lifestyle changes that focus on safety and harm reduction which are compatible with your current medications and routine
    • Provide knowledge and resources that nurture your health, emotions and sense of self

    What I won't do

    • Diagnose
    • Prescribe
    • Focus on cure
    • Replace the care of your physician or psychiatrist
    • Encourage you to stop taking your medication(s)
    • Pressure you to try something you don't want to*

    *Remember, you know your bodymind best!

  • H&H Offerings

    Experience person-centred herbal care.

    Initial Consultation

    Initial Consultation

    In this 90-minute session, you'll have space to share your health concerns, history and goals with me, in as much detail as you'd like. We'll co-create a care plan that may include nourishment, herbs, flower essences, supplements, movement, Earth-based practices or referrals. I'm available to meet in person in the Greater Toronto Area or Muskoka (with COVID-19 precautions) if this is accessible for you. Otherwise, I meet with most of my clients virtually. After booking, I'll reach out within 48 hours to coordinate details and share forms. My practice runs on a donation/pay-what-you-can basis, rooted in economic justice and accessibility. You're welcome to donate via PayPal, Ko-fi, or e-transfer after the consult. Service, skill, or goods exchanges are also welcome! Please reach out to hi@halehart.com.
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    Follow-up Consultation

    Follow-up Consultation

    This 30-minute follow-up is for clients who’ve already had an initial consultation with me. We’ll check in on how you’re feeling and talk through any changes to your health or lifestyle since we last met, so we can adjust your protocol as needed. I'm available to meet in person in the Greater Toronto Area or Muskoka (with COVID-19 precautions) if this is accessible for you. Otherwise, I meet with most of my clients virtually. After booking, I'll reach out within 48 hours. My practice runs on a donation/pay-what-you-can basis, rooted in economic justice and accessibility. You're welcome to donate via PayPal, Ko-fi, or e-transfer after the consult. Service, skill, or goods exchanges are also welcome! Please email hi@halehart.com.
    Select date and time
    Event time zone:America/New York GMT-05:00
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A member of the British Columbia Herbalists Association and United Plant Savers.

Occupying stolen Mississauga and Anishinabek lands.

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