Tammy’s exploration with natural herbal remedies began from a chronic autoimmune condition that sprang up in her adolescence. When allopathic doctors over-prescribed medication that only treated symptoms topically instead of supporting the root cause, she leaned on her deep Korean cultural remedies and her mother’s determination to use plant-based food and herbs to bring healing and balance to her body.

She is a strong believer that well-being in our bodies is intrinsically tied to a strong connection with the natural world -especially with our plant allies- and a gift we carry with us from our ancestors. She has studied and taught Art, Herbalism, Yoga, Meditation, Astrology, Breathwork, and Reiki.

Originally from California and Virginia, Tammy has lived in Rhode Island for the past decade, in between that she lived abroad, in her motherland Korea, Southeast Asia and Guatemala. They hold a BFA and MFA in Sculpture, 850 hours in Yoga Teacher Training from Magic Pond Yoga, Las Pirámides del Ka, Rainbow Kids Yoga, and Shri Yoga, Level 2 Herbalism Training from Farmacy Herbs, and has gone through the URI Master Gardeners Program in 2024.

Tammy prides themselves on connecting to family, nature, and community. We are nothing without any of those things.

They are available for private consultations for herbalism or astrology through her practice, BODY PLANT SKY. You can reach out on IG at body.plant.sky

Narcissa is a dedicated herbalist with 15 years of experience working with plants, people, and the land. A native of Phoenix, she is a denizen of Rhode Island and began her herbal path here with the local herbal community. She returned to Arizona and worked under JoAnn Sanchez at Southwest Institute of Healing Arts (SWIHA), one of the country’s only federally accredited herbal programs. In 2017, Narcissa ventured back to Rhode Island to put down roots, bringing with her a deeper skill set and lore that served well in her position as general manager and business partner of Providence’s oldest herb shop.

In addition to her work as a healer, Narcissa is a lifelong artist and grower. She owned and operated a successful jewelry business for a decade, and today, she manages an 80-acre regenerative farm in Southeast Massachusetts, bringing her deep plant knowledge, incomparable creative powers, and commitment to land stewardship full circle.

Narcissa has a degree in fine arts and holds an herbal certificate from Farmacy Herbs. She is also currently advancing her studies in the Vitalist Herbal Practitioner program at Evolutionary Herbalism.

Erin is a community herbalist based in Providence, Rhode Island.

As a passionate advocate of the healing power of herbs, Erin empowers people to take a more active role in their healing journey. She helps folks to explore modalities of health and healing that exist outside of the for-profit paradigm of conventional allopathic medicine.

In addition to being an herbalist, Erin is a trained yoga teacher, Reiki practitioner, tarot reader and long time mediator.

Erin has degrees in both fine art and veterinary medicine. In addition to being an herbalist, she’s an artist, a sometimes professional gardener, a dog and cat mom, an auntie and a beekeeper. She is a certified flower essence practitioner and is enrolled in Sajah Popham’s Vitalist Clinical Herbalist certificate program. During her herbal practice Erin has studied harm reduction and recovery support, hormonal support for trans folks, herbal abortion protocols & advanced long Covid herbal intervention.

Chandelle is an herbalist, educator, and community organizer dedicated to collective healing and ecological resilience. A descendant of land workers and herbal practitioners, she carries forward a legacy of care, cultivation, and connection to the earth. Her work is grounded in the belief that plants hold not only the power to heal the body, but also the capacity to sustain culture, and community.

Drawing on years of experience in education, gardening, and herbal medicine, Chandelle has cultivated a practice that bridges ancestral knowledge with contemporary community needs. She has guided youth and adults in learning how to grow food, prepare plant medicines, and explore the deeper connections between social justice, health, and the land. In every space she leads, she works to honor traditions of resilience while creating pathways for new generations to learn, adapt, and thrive.

As a trained master gardener and certified food safety educator, she approaches cultivation and medicine-making with rigor and deep respect for traditional practice. Her vision is to build a shared space where neighbors and community members can come together, learn, and share in a spirit of mutual support. Through this work, she seeks to restore access to plant-based medicine, affirm community self-determination, and foster a culture of care rooted in reciprocity.