Plant Healer Quarterly

Topics & Departments:

Detailed Herbal Profiles • Home Medicine Making • Plant Identification
• Assessments, Treatments & Dosage • Energetics • Aromatherapy & Organoleptics
• Creating an Herbal Livelihood • Cannabis & Entheogens • Plant Mythos & Folklore
• Ancestral Healing Traditions • Plant Spirit • Medicinal Mushrooms
• Cultivation & Conservation • Botanical Beer Brewing & Herbal Cocktails
• Therapeutics • Post-Disaster Healthcare • Serving the Marginalized
• Making Artisanal Products • Botanical Art

“How gorgeous – not only beauty but depth!”
–Rosemary Gladstar

Plant Healer Is:

Immersion.

Your Plant Healer journey unfolds through the medium of a lavishly illustrated, full color, over 200 pages long gathering of articles, art, and photos coming your way every 3 months – dedicated to the further informing, inspiring, equipping, empowering and delighting of all you community herbalists, ardent beginners and advanced practitioners, family caregivers, culture-shifters, and lovers of nature and plants..

Story.

Plant Healer Quarterly is not only a beloved digital herbal magazine, but a veritable journey into the wisdom and skills, secrets and satisfactions, traditions and practices, arts and roles of a plant-enlivened world – an alternative world for alternative healers, telling a tale of deep beauty and endless wonderments!

Embodiment.

Plant Healer Quarterly magazine combines the latest cutting-edge science with practical folky skills that enable, like the mating of in-depth clinical journal with a lushly illustrated arts, culture and lifestyle publication.

Community.

In the face of current social distress, environmental challenges and unpredictable pandemics, the role of medicinal herbs and the work of the natural healer is ever more essential, and your personal contribution is more needed more than ever!

Subscription options

Annual Digital Subscription $69

Quarterly Digital Subscription $19

“Plant Healer is amazing… the most beautiful magazine I’ve ever seen, bar none! A true feast for the eyes! There is a huge amount of information shared within its pages, and it takes me a good 2 months to read everything within its covers in an intentional fashion.”

— PHYLLIS LIGHT (CENTER FOR APPALACHIAN STUDIES)

“As a folk herbalist I find myself seeking to articulate this craft, this art, this inherited tradition to others, in different contexts, and it is not always easy. This writing gives me strength and hope and validates those of us in the margins of hierarchal herbalism, equalizing the community.”

— Sandra Lory (Mandala Botanicals)