Black Willow Holistic Center LLC.

02/19/2026

Have you always wanted to become a Doula but don’t know where to start? Reach out. We need doula’s to join our team!

02/14/2026

You don’t have to do anything to earn it. Your shortcomings, your lack of self-esteem, physical perfection, or social and economic success - none of that matters. No one can take this love away from you, and it will always be here. - Ram Dass

02/13/2026

We are looking for natural minded crafters looking for a retail space for their products!
Soap, Candles , Small wooden items , Nature Photography , Herbal products, Jewelry, handmade items made with natural ingredients.

02/13/2026

💚We are expanding! 💚
We are looking for:
Birth & Postpartum Doulas
Birth Photographers
Reflexologist
Massage Therapist
Acupressure practitioners
& other holistic providers!
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02/12/2026

Big things in the works for Black Willow Holistic Center!!
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02/11/2026

Expecting a Baby? Let’s Get You Ready — Together. Don’t go in scared. Go in prepared. 🤍

Prepare for birth with confidence in a relaxed, judgment-free space where we laugh, learn, and empower you for one of life’s biggest moments.

✨ Special Offer: Only $150 for Expecting Couples

You’ll receive 5 private online childbirth preparation classes scheduled around your availability and led by an experienced birth doula dedicated to supporting your journey.

In this 5-week course, you’ll learn:
✔️ What’s really happening in your body during labor
✔️ Comfort techniques & relaxation strategies
✔️ Medical vs. unmedicated birth options
✔️ Your rights and informed consent
✔️ Birth plans & cesarean prep
✔️ What to pack + postpartum recovery
✔️ Newborn basics
✔️ And so much more!

Whether this is your first baby or you want a more empowered birth experience, this class will help you walk into your birth feeling calm, informed, and prepared.

12/23/2025

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11/08/2025

🌿NORA Tea for Pregnancy🌿

NORA tea is one of my favorite gentle, mineral-rich blends to support the body throughout pregnancy — helping you feel nourished, grounded, and balanced as your body prepares for birth. ✨

NORA stands for Nettles, Oatstraw, Red Raspberry Leaf, and Alfalfa — four herbs that work in harmony to:
🌿 Support uterine tone and strength
🌿 Nourish the blood and boost iron
🌿 Balance energy and calm the nervous system
🌿 Support the body’s natural preparation for labor and recovery afterward

Many mamas find that regularly sipping NORA tea throughout pregnancy helps their body feel more resilient and ready for birth — promoting gentle endurance, balanced contractions, and smoother recovery. 💛

✨ Simple Blend:

2 parts Red Raspberry Leaf
1 part Nettle Leaf
1 part Oatstraw
1 part Alfalfa

Steep 1–2 tablespoons in hot water for at least 20 minutes (or overnight for a stronger infusion). Enjoy hot or iced throughout the day.

Pause, breathe, and nourish yourself as your body prepares to bring new life into the world.

10/15/2025

Facebook Herb Walk

Burdock (Arctium lappa, A. minus) is a common w**d throughout temperate regions of the world. It prefers average garden soil & full sun, but will grow in wide variety of conditions. The root is gathered in Autumn (first year plant) or very early second spring. The seed in the autumn of the second year, when the seed is ripe.

Burdock root is a mild medicinal plant as well as a food. It is used in Europe, the Americas, and Asia. It is an effective treatment for lymphatic congestion with enlarged nodes that are tender to the touch.

As an alterative/antidyscratic, it is also used for inflammatory skin problems such as atopic eczema, psoriatic arthritis; osteoarthritis, gout, and gouty arthritis as it enhances uric acid excretion.

Burdock Root contains inulin, a rich source of fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS), which can help to promote the growth of the normal bowel flora. It also is soothing to the G.I. tract and can be useful for treating leaky gut syndrome, gastritis, ileitis, and IBS.

The young root, known as gobo in Japan, is edible and is usually cooked in soups or stir fries, and the peeled main stalk is a pleasant edible raw vegetable. The leaves are useful for pit cooking to wrap food and they can be burned to smoke brain-tanned leather.

The western use of Burdock seed is in protocols for dry, crusty, scaly, or itchy skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, and dandruff.

In TCM, Burdock seed (Niu Bang Zi) is used in formulas to expel wind heat: for sore throat, irritative coughs, tonsillitis, colds or influenza with scratchy, painful throat.

It helps resolve “fire poison” conditions like rashes, boils, red swellings, erythema, and mumps; and to stimulate the eruption of measles and chicken pox.

This blog is intended as an informational guide. The remedies, approaches and techniques described herein are meant to supplement, and not be a substitute for professional medical care or treatment. They should not be used to treat a serious ailment without prior consultation with a qualified health care professional. Image: Johann Gottlieb Mann 1828.