We envision a world where marginalized communities reclaim plant medicine as a pathway to healing, self-determination, and collective liberation.
What we do
Tree Likkle Herbs blends ancestral plant medicine, education, and creative expression to help individuals—especially those overlooked by conventional medicine—reclaim their wellness and healing traditions.
We prioritize accessibility for marginalized communities, making herbal knowledge and remedies available to those historically denied holistic care. Through workshops, consultations, and handcrafted herbal offerings, we empower self-determination in health.
Our work bridges herbalism, artistry, and community care, ensuring that plant medicine is not just a remedy but a birthright—restoring balance, resilience, and connection to ancestral wisdom.
Who we serve and why
Tree Likkle Herbs, LLC was born out of the realization that the marginalized communities require more knowledge in self-advocacy, community support, and education in ancestral healing practices to combat discriminative practices in the Western healthcare system. Compared with whites, members of racial and ethnic minorities are less likely to receive preventive health services and often receive lower-quality care.
To mitigate statistics like these, we aim to build whole communities of self-healers through decolonized access, research, instruction, and 1:1 connections.
There's no better time than now to resurface the tabooed existence of our life-sustaining customs.
Our research-backed approach
Herbalism often involves a combination of traditional knowledge and modern scientific research. Here are three key areas of how we incorporate evidence-based approaches into our work with clients.
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Research in herbalism aims to pinpoint the specific active compounds in plants responsible for their medicinal properties. Techniques like energetics and herbal actions of plants providing insights into their therapeutic effects in the human body.
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Rigorous clinical trials and human studies are crucial for validating the efficacy and safety of herbal remedies. By comparing herbal treatments to placebos or conventional medications, we are able to assess their impact on specific health conditions, establishing evidence-based effectiveness.
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In community-focused herbalism, we want to be a valuable member of your wellness team, working closely with you to help achieve your health and wellness objectives through collaborative efforts. Research-backed herbalism encourages collaboration between herbalists and healthcare professionals, fostering a more comprehensive and evidence-based approach to patient care.
Our values and principles
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Ancestrally-Rooted
We uplift Black and Indigenous healing traditions, support Afro-diasporic and traditional farmers, and collaborate with institutions dedicated to collective care and liberation.
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Sustainability
Avoidance of Earth’s depletion is paramount in creating access to plant medicine while enacting sustainable cultivation methods
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Integrity
We thrive off of honesty, forthrightness, transparency, and trust — these pillars exists in our relationships with our customers and within partnerships
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Borderlines
To do our best work, setting boundaries parallels how we advise clients in holding healing space for themselves in order to care for others
And as a big thanks, we’re sending you the gift of sleep.
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Herbal notes
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Clearing the Air: The Harms of Synthetic Scenting in the Home
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Herbal Haven: Embracing Nature in Home Decor
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A weekend of incense-making with Kettl + Hyungi Park
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The many beautiful wonders of yarrow (inside and out)
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Mimosa medica: Impressively sensitive, yet undeniably powerful
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Red clover, red clover, let good health come over
