Jane Hanna Stoudt, Min., CH, R-CYATH, CLC
Clinical herbalism is a gentle, evidence-informed approach to supporting the body’s stress response, neurological balance, and overall resilience using plant medicine. Rather than forcing symptoms away, this work focuses on nourishing and stabilizing the nervous system so the body can respond to stress more effectively over time.
Herbal care is always individualized and offered as supportive wellness care, not as medical treatment.
What Clinical Herbalism Supports...
Clinical herbalism may be helpful for individuals experiencing:
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Chronic stress or nervous system exhaustion
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Anxiety or persistent tension
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Sleep disruption or circadian imbalance
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ADHD-related focus and regulation challenges
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Burnout and low resilience
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Ongoing nervous system dysregulation
This approach prioritizes steady support and long-term regulation rather than quick fixes.
What Herbal Care Looks Like...
Herbal care begins with a comprehensive intake focused on your stress patterns, sleep, energy, digestion, and overall nervous system function. Based on this, a personalized herbal plan may include:
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Nervine and adaptogenic herbs
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Gentle support for neurotransmitter balance
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Herbs that support inflammatory and stress pathways
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Lifestyle and rhythm-based recommendations
Herbs are introduced thoughtfully and conservatively, with attention to safety, tolerance, and real-life sustainability.
Herbalism is approached as care for the body God designed. Plants are understood as part of God’s created order, offering natural support for the systems He formed. This work does not replace prayer, spiritual formation, or medical care but can complement them.
Scripture and prayer may be included if desired by the client.
Clinical herbalism is not medical care and does not diagnose, treat, or cure disease. Herbal recommendations are educational and supportive in nature.
Some herbal consultations may be eligible for HSA reimbursement, depending on your plan and provider requirements. Clients are responsible for confirming eligibility. No guarantee of reimbursement is implied.