Herbal medicine is a sustainable health care system. It is the natural origin of medicine; utilising the active ingredients from medicinal plant parts, such as leaves, roots or flowers.
The consultation is the first step to getting well and where we will work together and begin to unearth the root causes of your condition.
A range of wild crafted, sustainably traced botanicals for my clients. Book a consultation if you would like to obtain these herbs.
Starts Saturday 26th April 2026. In 2026, I’ll be running a new year-long Sunday course exploring medicinal plants from around the…
“Let food be thy medicine.”
Hippocrates
Julia is the mother of two home-birthed children. As a child, Julia spent her summers at her Grandmother’s house in Germany, in the town where the Grimm Brothers wrote.
This inspired Julia’s love of people and their stories and the healing journeys they find themselves on. Helping to make herbal teas and herbal medicine, Julia found that plants were a part of the tradition of healing and would help her grandmother make traditional potions for the family and animals.
“People come and go in life, but plants are always there and if you are connected to plants you are never alone”
“People come and go in life, but plants are always there and if you are connected to plants you are never alone”Julia Behrens
The therapeutic use of medicinal plants in supporting people with Lyme disease.
A tool kit to support both practitioners and the lay person in reducing Lyme symptoms and improving well-being by using medicinal plants.
By Julia Behrens and Daphne Lambert
Treat Yourself Naturally with Homemade Herbal Remedies
Really excited to be published and contributing author to “Neal’s Yard Remedies Healing Herbs “. We offers expert advice you can trust; this detailed guide, features great charts, recipes with an illustrated directory of 100 key herbs.
Julia was recently involved in the ‘Grow Your Own Health’ project, sponsored by East Sussex County Council and Futurehealth Brighton.
The project involved handing out a ‘welcome’ packet of seeds to people as an invitation to grow something new this Spring. The aim was to encourage people to make a connection between their own individual wellbeing and nurture, and environmental health, and nature.
Read my article about creating sustainable sources for medicinal plants.
“Conservation-minded herbalists are caught in the seemingly contradictory position of promoting the use of wild plants and advocating their simultaneous protection.”
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