Bio

Heather Luttrell is a Certified Clinical Herbalist, Reiki Practitioner and Nutritionist. She is a 2008 graduate of the North American Institute of Medical Herbalism, traveled to Belize in 2007 to study Maya Spiritual Healing with Dr. Rosita Arvigo, and through apprenticeships in Boulder has deepened her commitment to her own healing process.

Heather has a holistic non-suppressive approach to healing. In working with Clients she co-creatively develops comprehensive personalized programs, addressing the root cause of symptoms with diet, lifestyle and herbal formulas. Heather offers Reiki as a healthy way to promote relaxation and relieve stress. Heather also incorporates flower and gem essences into her personal and clinical practices, finding them to be valuable allies in restoring balance and offering us the resources to deal with our "stuff".

An avid gardener and animal lover, Heather can often be found with her hands in the dirt and a dog by her side. She plants heirloom veggies in the front yard and eats weeds.

Spring

Self care. Henna. Meditation. Love. Trees. Earth. Worms. Birds. Spring growth. Movement. Water.

This morning I'm pondering the emotional and spiritual root of/connection to dysbiosis. Intestinal yes. More though just -dysbiosis-.

The dandelions are growing, and my bronze fennel has ferny leaves growing from the base, dark, beautiful, promising. I spent some time yesterday, jumping from rock to rock in Boulder Creek, standing in the middle, my arms stretched wide, welcoming this glorious spring. Welcome! I am filled with joy - the birds, the spring growth, and rising feelings of hope and increase.

Soon there will be weed walks, and dandelions in my breakfast. Seeds will be sown and the grass will grow.

Farewell Old Bear

Michael Moore passed yesterday. He will be dearly missed. His presence shall ripple throughout the world for generations to come. He has directly educated a legion of hebalists, who in turn have educated many more. He was generous and real with his knowledge, and I feel so fortunate to have set before him the one time I had the opportunity.


Michael Roland Shaw Moore
January 9, 1941 - February 20, 2009
Husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, friend, teacher,
musician, herbalist.