Plant Spirit Medicine Woman

Plant Spirit Medicine Woman 🌿 Medical Herbalist & Shamanic Healer (30+ years). Empowering your unique life journey through plant medicine, sound healing and shamanic practices 💖

Sorrell Robbins

Plant Spirit Medicine Woman â‹… Medical Herbalist â‹… Cacaoista â‹… Hypnotherapist â‹… Reiki â‹… Shamanic Healer â‹… Teacher

Sorrell began her journey into the healing world of plant spirit medicine over 25 years ago, training as a Medical Herbalist at University, initially focusing on Western Herbal Medicine in a very scientific way, qualifying in 1999. Very early on her path as an apprentice healer, experiences led her to discover and train in many other, and some more esoteric forms of healing including Hypnotherapy, Hypnobirthing, Clinical Aromatherapy, Therapeutic Massage, Advanced Reiki, Gong & Sound Healing and also Shamanism and Cacao Ceremony. The training in shamanic traditions is eclectic, with over 25 years of training and continued mentorship with Indigenous Shamans from Peru, Ecuador, Medicine people from North America, Pagans, Druids, Cacaoistas and Plant Spirit Medicine Healers. Sorrell now weaves together her medical and shamanic traditions together into her private clinical practice, and runs regular online Cacao Ceremonies for all to access these healing gifts. It is her joy to share these powerful healing techniques and also support others in their quest for personal connection to spirit. Sorrell has been a teacher of natural health, from beginner to advanced post graduate. Her clients include Low-impact Living Initiative, The Institute of Traditional Herbal Medicine and Aromatherapy, Learn-Direct , The Shoreditch Spa, and The University of West London. Sorrell now teaches privately, running a variety of both live events and online courses in Herbal Medicine, Plant Spirit Medicine & Shamanism. Sorrell works with a strict code of confidentiality & ethics and will be happy to talk to you about any health issue you may be experiencing. To make an enquiry or to book an appointment please email: sorrell@plantspiritmedicinewoman.com

09/12/2025

Some truths don’t just inform — they awaken.

Dr Gabor Maté’s The Myth of Normal is one of those books that leaves a quiet thunder inside you.
It reveals how modern life — with all its stress, speed, and disconnection — has taught us to accept illness and imbalance as “normal.”

Through compassion, science, and lived humanity, Maté shows how healing isn’t rebellion — it’s remembrance.
It’s the act of returning to what our bodies, hearts, and spirits have known all along: that connection is medicine.

This is not a light read, but it’s a necessary one.
A map back to authenticity, empathy, and wholeness.

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08/12/2025

Power doesn’t always roar.
Sometimes it pauses.
Sometimes it listens.
Sometimes it simply receives.

Kasia Urbaniak’s Unbound is a revelation — part sensual empowerment, part communication mastery.
She teaches how to reclaim power not by pushing, but by allowing — by speaking and listening from the grounded stillness of your body.

It’s not about dominance. It’s about presence.
Her insights into subtle energetic dynamics are pure gold — the kind of wisdom that changes how you speak, how you hold yourself, and how you relate to others.

Reading it felt like a homecoming to a part of myself I didn’t realise I’d muted.

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08/12/2025

Because financial freedom is spiritual freedom too.

JL Collins’ The Simple Path to Wealth is the most down-to-earth guide I’ve ever read about money — free of jargon, full of humour, and rooted in real wisdom.

It’s not about chasing millions; it’s about creating peace of mind.
Collins teaches how to build security slowly, mindfully, and with integrity — so you can spend less time worrying and more time living.

It reminded me that wealth isn’t just what’s in your account — it’s the ability to rest, to choose, to breathe.
Money, after all, is just energy. And when we steward it well, it can become a tool for freedom, not fear.

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07/12/2025

Transformation doesn’t always come from lightning bolts and revelations.
Sometimes it comes from brushing your teeth, tidying the counter, or showing up again and again — even when no one’s watching.

James Clear’s Atomic Habits is a masterclass in transformation through the smallest possible steps.
It’s practical, motivating, and beautifully simple — showing how daily actions can rewire not just your routines, but your identity.

It’s not just about habits; it’s about who you become when you choose differently, consistently.
I found myself listening and thinking, yes — this is ritual, too.

A reminder that sacred practice can live in the ordinary.

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“What a lovely surprise to discover how unlonely being alone can be.” — Ellen Burstyn (born 1932)Today’s QOTD invites us...
07/12/2025

“What a lovely surprise to discover how unlonely being alone can be.” — Ellen Burstyn (born 1932)

Today’s QOTD invites us into a different kind of solitude — not isolation, not emptiness… but a soft, expansive presence that feels like returning to your own inner forest.
A place where silence becomes company.
A place where your breath becomes the friend you were missing.

Where does solitude feel spacious for you?

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06/12/2025

Some books don’t just inform — they initiate.

Marcela Lobos’ The Sacred Andean Codes is a luminous journey into Andean cosmology, ritual, and the deep remembering of our connection with the Earth.

It’s both grounding and transcendent — like standing barefoot on sacred soil while the stars speak above you.
Lobos writes with reverence, bridging ancient shamanic wisdom and modern life so beautifully you can almost feel the mountain winds through her words.

Every chapter is a ceremony — a prayer to the elements, the ancestors, and the wild intelligence of nature itself.

A perfect gift for those drawn to the path of Earth-honouring spirituality, sacred practice, and remembrance.

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06/12/2025

Some books don’t just teach — they transmit.

HeatherAsh Amara’s The Warrior Goddess Way feels like sitting in circle with a wise sister — someone who’s walked through the fire and returned carrying laughter, grace, and truth.

It’s a powerful blend of spiritual practice and fierce self-compassion.
Amara invites you to stop striving for perfection and instead embrace your wholeness — wild, gentle, flawed, radiant.

Every page feels like ceremony.
Her words are an invocation to reclaim your energy, your boundaries, your softness — and remember that power and tenderness can live in the same heart.

A companion for anyone walking the path of awakening with both sword and rose in hand.

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“Just keep coming home to yourself, you are the one who you’ve been waiting for.” — Byron Katie (born 1942)Today we hono...
06/12/2025

“Just keep coming home to yourself, you are the one who you’ve been waiting for.” — Byron Katie (born 1942)

Today we honour Byron Katie — a woman who walked through her own darkness and emerged with a lantern bright enough to help millions find their way home.
Her words are a soft doorway back to truth:
You don’t need to become anything.
You only need to return.

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05/12/2025

This one hit like a revelation.

Part memoir, part trauma education, and part “oh wow, that’s me”, Ingrid Clayton’s Fawning shines a compassionate light on one of the least understood trauma responses — people-pleasing as survival.

She writes with fierce honesty, showing how fawning begins in childhood as a way to stay safe, and how, as adults, it quietly shapes our relationships, boundaries, and self-worth.

It’s not an easy read — there are moments that sting — but it’s profoundly freeing.
Every chapter feels like permission to take your power back, one kind, courageous “no” at a time.

A book for anyone learning to stop abandoning themselves.

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“The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” — Ayn Rand (born 1905)Today’s QOTD steps forw...
05/12/2025

“The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” — Ayn Rand (born 1905)

Today’s QOTD steps forward with unapologetic fire.
Ayn Rand — novelist, philosopher, and uncompromising voice of self-determination — reminds us that our momentum is not granted by others.
It’s generated from within.

Where are you ready to walk forward with that same quiet, unshakeable conviction?

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04/12/2025

Sometimes freedom begins with two small words: let them.

Mel Robbins’ The Let Them Theory is the reminder we didn’t know we needed — that peace doesn’t come from controlling life, but from releasing it.
Let people be who they are. Let events unfold. Let go of the tug-of-war with reality.

It’s short, simple, and wildly liberating — like opening a window in a stuffy room you’ve lived in for years.
Her voice is clear, kind, and direct, guiding you back to trust, space, and self-sovereignty.

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04/12/2025

Because sometimes the best medicine really is laughter.

Sarah Millican’s How to Be Champion is part memoir, part therapy session, part stand-up comedy — and every bit human.
It’s hilarious, heart-warming, and sprinkled with wisdom that sneaks up on you between the giggles.

Millican has this way of giving you permission to be gloriously imperfect — to laugh at yourself, cry when you need to, and keep showing up anyway.
It’s therapy in Geordie dialect, and a must-listen for long drives, winter walks, or those dreary “am I even doing life right?” days.

Sometimes healing sounds like laughter echoing in the kitchen.

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