Healing Hills Herbals

11/17/2025

We are getting closer to this beautiful market, the last one of the year!

The perfect place to get magical finds for yourself, or others.

As well, get a tune up from any of the healers while you’re down there.

Join us and find some magic!

Made With Magic presents our winter market line up ✨

🗓️ December 13 & 14
🕰️ Saturday 2-6pm - Sunday 11-3pm
📍 Scott Block Theatre, Red Deer Alberta

11/15/2025

Busy little brewer today!
If you can guess the new brew, I’ll bring you a sample.

Clue 1: it is warming

11/13/2025

I’m brewing up some new flavours and blends just in time for the holidays… and the Made With Magic Market

What functional blend would you like me to create?

What is your body calling (or screaming) for?

(Hormonal balance, focus, energy, etc.)

📷 Wild Earth Photography

11/12/2025

Love notes to myself…
It got bad there for a while. 😂

I didn’t have a great system to create and store all of my recipes… and it was a mess. 🫣

Sticky notes and pieces of paper with recipes written down… it wasn’t my finest work. 😂🫣😂

The new system I’m using for all-things-technical has helped me with this… but I also love a good paper and pen so I have a dedicated notebook with all of your tea blends in it.

We’re getting there, fam!

💜Angie

11/11/2025

Guess what?!?!
I’m back at the slinging teas for the weekend.

What is one “must have” that I have to bring back for you?

11/10/2025

What are you creating for Fall that you’ll be using in your home apothecary for you and your family?

I create a fire honey (with fabulous local honey from ) but we still have some leftover from last year.

I am starting a fresh batch of fermented garlic honey as well, so we have even more. I prefer it to ferment longer than most people (I love it when it gets dark and amber and that usually takes a year to get it there).

Both are beautiful helpers to get us through cold and flu season.

We’ve had to force a fever a few times this year already, and I’m almost out of my Mustard Bath, so I’ll be whipping up more of that.

What are you whipping up for yourself and your loved ones?

11/07/2025

This is a story, not about tea, but of the origin of my tea and how I became our household’s herbal healer.

You can know all of the remedies, but if your patient won’t take them - they are useless.

Our daughter would always refuse to take my natural remedies that have kept her Dad and I healthy over the years.

The moment I pulled out a tincture, steam or mustard bath she would scream like I was trying to come at her with a knife.

Until that one day when I noticed her always opening the tea cabinet…

But a funny thing has happened over the years…

She used to reject any of my herbal remedies, but when she had moved out this summer for a few months over break, something shifted.

She asked me to create a few blends for her for specific issues while she was away.

Today, she’s sick and she is specifically asking me for any and all remedies (except that tincture).

Here’s the beautiful part… she will take the knowledge I’m sharing with her and she will pass it on to her kids and that’s the beautiful thing about being your households herbal healer.

A photo of the steam that I blended up to help her with her sinuses. Eucalyptus, garlic, ginger, fenugreek, and goldenrod (maybe a few others that I forgot because I didn’t write it down).

💜 Angie

11/06/2025

What are your most loved herbs?
If you could only pick three to stock for the next 43 months in your home, what would they be?
💜 Angie

11/04/2025

Very creative use of the teas! This looks lovely!
Thanks so much for sharing! I hope those ladies loved their teas!!! 💜💜💜
Make sure you mark your calendars for the Red Deer Healing and Wellness Center’s Celebration on November 15th.

This past Sunday we were fortunate enough to connect with over 80 women at the Wellpause Experience. It was an amazing event educating women how to navigate and embrace the life changes that come with perimenopause and menopause.

We reached out to Healing Hills Herbals and asked her to put together her special tea blend to support women with hot flashes during this life transition. We added some pretty mugs and the event participants had a lot of fun doing scratch and win tickets with the chance to take home one of these beautiful and healing teas to try.

Thank you Angie for putting together this rush order.

If you would like a chance to win one of Healing Hills Herbals other tea blends, come visit us at The Mom Market Red Deer November 9th, 16th and 23rd Parkland Mall

We would also love to see you at our Open House on November 15th. Tour the Red Deer Healing and Wellness Center, sample mini services and enter our prize draws.

10/30/2025

Some people are hard-wired for competition.
They’ll do anything to get the ingredient list, hunting for the
“secret.”

But the secret is this… it’s not found in the ingredients list or the ratio.
It’s the hands that blend them and the energy of the plants that called to be in the blend.
You could copy my recipe herb for herb, ratio for ratio, and it still wouldn’t hit the same way.

Why?
Because it’s not a formula you can copy… it’s a frequency and a vibe.

Out here, I’m building an ecosystem.
A network of herbalists, wildcrafters, and makers who understand that when one of us grows, the whole garden thrives.
I’ll celebrate you, even if you make tea too.

There’s more than enough to go around.
And the right people will always find the right blend.

When someone comes to me with something I can’t help with, I send them to another healer, another maker, another medicine-woman I trust.
Someone that I have a relationship with.
Someone that I have used their products.
And in turn, I know that those same people would do the same for me, they understand what I understand.

Because that’s how I’d love to create this web of helpers in Central Alberta. We are stronger together.

💜 Angie

10/28/2025

I asked my family doc about an issue I was having, I wanted to know the root cause of it and figure it out together.

She shrugged her shoulders and said ,” I don’t know, some women get it and some don’t. We can put you on this med [to mask the symptoms].”

I absolutely love my family doctor. I’ve had her since I was 15 years old. But I’ve always been firm in one thing - I make the decisions and she presents me with education and options.

I’ve been a long standing root-cause, self-advocate-for-my-own-health and med rejector.

I have long standing relationships with my healthcare teams and sometimes we both learn something new.

I don’t hate modern medicine.

There are times when it is needed.

I do dislike the constant push for meds and suppression of symptoms.

I could get downgraded on the algorithm because of these posts, but it’s my own experience. I hope that by hearing my stories you will learn to be able to say “No thanks.” or “Let me do some research” or even “I’ll think about it and get back to you” when thinking about your own health care.

Herbalism isn’t a quick fix.

Something in your body is out of balance and the plants (in their wholeness) are there to help support it back into balance.

The most important part of this post… I want you to know that you have a choice in what you do with your own body.

The natural and holistic path isn’t as easy as taking a pill… but in the long run, it’s way better for you.

You know your body inside and out.

You know what’s normal for you, and what’s out of the ordinary.

Stand tall in that unique power and learn and grow.

You don’t need another healer that’s a modern md replacement or an internet guru to tell you what protocol to follow… get curious about everything, when you come across a solution, research it, let it sit in your soul and see how each feels.

When it feels just right, do it.

Always follow your own gut.

💜 Angie