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Collette Casey

Medical Herbalist and Nutritional Therapist


BSc (Hons) DipNT mCPP

At The Medicinal Herbalist, I specialize in women’s health, particularly during hormonal transitions like adolescence, perimenopause, and menopause. My goal is to bridge the gap between knowledge and action with the latest scientific information. I offer personalized dietary, lifestyle, and botanical medicine interventions to support your hormonal health. Whether you need help managing a specific health condition or developing a healthy relationship with food, I provide tailored services to meet your unique needs.

What is herbal medicine

Herbal medicines use whole plants and derivatives like flowers, roots, and leaves to prevent and treat health conditions. They can be administered as teas, powders, tablets, or tinctures and are prescribed by a qualified medical herbalist.

Our Shop

Our shop creates bespoke, handmade products to ensure the highest quality and freshness of herbs and oils. We source all ingredients from suppliers with a long history of quality assurance. At The Medicinal Herbalist, we aim to provide you with the finest plant products as nature intended.

What We Do

At The Medicinal Herbalist, we treat each patient as a unique individual, aiming to address the root cause of health issues for long-term benefits. We provide bespoke herbal medicine and nutritional plans to promote lasting health. Herbal medicines help balance the body by modulating and adapting to its needs.

Medicinal Tinctures

Tinctures use water and alcohol to extract both alcohol-soluble and water-soluble constituents, with alcohol also serving as a preservative. This extraction process concentrates the medicinal properties of the plants. For those avoiding alcohol, tinctures can be made with glycerine or vinegar. Glycerine-based tinctures are especially suitable for children.

Medicinal Teas

A water-based extraction method used to make infusion and decoctions. Water extraction offers the advantage of convenience although not all plant constituents are water soluble. Teas are a wonderful way to benefit from the wonderful medicinal plant constituents.

Medicinal Powders

Dry finely ground herb preparations that can be taken in capsules, tablets or added to food. Some people prefer to take powdered herbs due to palatability or for religious or health reasons.  

Nutritional supplements

Common supplements include vitamins, minerals, and herbal products, also known as botanicals. People take supplements to make sure they get enough essential nutrients and to maintain or improve their health. At The Medicinal  Herbalist we advise on specific supplementation for your unique health needs.

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