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Hello!

If this is your first time booking with me, select "Initial consultation" on the right.


If you've already had an appointment with me, select "Follow up consultation"



A little about me:

Gabe is interested in how we can ally ourselves with plants as we build a better world. He has been studying herbs and caring for human bodies since 2018, working in the lineages of street medicine and bioregional folk herbalism. His practice is neurodivergent-affirming, rooted in animism, Healing Justice, and Health at Every Size. He is especially interested in perinatal care and the intersection between gut health and mental health. When not in clinic, you might find Gabe tending goats, experimenting in the kitchen, or doing a Wikipedia deep-dive. He lives in the forest on Nooksack territory, in the PNW.

contact: [email protected]



A little about student clinic:

"Our student clinic is staffed by our clinical herbal interns who are in the third year of our comprehensive training program and have already completed at least 900 hours of the curriculum, including 60 hours of clinical observation and case review. Your session at the clinic will consist of a meeting with two interns who are supervised by a member of our professional staff. Appointments last two hours, including a 15-30 minute waiting period during which students consult with the supervisor regarding your case.

We’re delighted to have provided this service to our community since 2009. Your participation allows us to provide quality clinical experience for our students, for which we are very grateful."

More here: https://vtherbcenter.org/community-herbal-clinics/student-clinic/

Initial Consultation

This is for clients that are new to seeing me at the VCIH student clinic!*Make sure you check your time zone. Initial consults are available at 4pm/6p... Read more

Follow up consultation

This is to book a follow-up appointment with me through my internship at the VCIH student clinic! Follow ups last 1 hour and are sliding scale $5-$15,... Read more