Greensboro Holistic Collective

Cooler days invite us to slow down and notice what we need. Explore seasonal skincare, bodywork, botanical rituals, and local practitioners who can support your self-care.

Disclaimer: The information shared in Greensboro Holistic Collective posts is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical, mental health, or legal advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the guidance...

Meet Marie Andersen-Whitehurst, Greensboro’s beloved “Pebble Lady.” Her path from social work and Earth Songs to coaching, crystals, Spirit House, and energy practices reflects a lifelong commitment to learning, service, and possibility.

Welcome fall with Root & Rasa’s warming masala chai recipe and a simple community challenge inviting us to slow down, engage our senses, and stay well—one comforting sip at a time.

Discover how the Kellin Foundation combines trauma-informed behavioral health care, practical support, and trusted community partnerships to help children, adults, and families heal, grow, and build more resilient lives.

We had a vision: to connect Greensboro’s holistic community and help educate the public about the many approaches to wellness available in our area. In June 2025, we brought that vision to life with the launch of the newly created Greensboro Holistic Collective...

BackPack Beginnings helps local children and families meet immediate needs while building greater stability. Discover its holistic approach to family wellness and how our community can help.

Midlife isn’t an ending—it’s an invitation to become who you’re meant to be. In this Community Spotlight, Erin Daruszka of Pause and Align shares how she helps women navigate menopause and life’s “in-between” seasons through intuitive coaching, Reiki, somatic practices, and meaningful community connections.

Housing is more than shelter—it’s the foundation for health, dignity, and hope. In this Community Partner Spotlight, The Servant Center shares how it empowers individuals experiencing homelessness, particularly veterans, through housing, healthcare, case management, and restorative services that help people rebuild independent, meaningful lives.

Every Fourth of July, fireworks bring joy to many—but for veterans living with PTSD, frightened pets, and wildlife, the experience can be one of fear and distress. Through a personal story, current research, and practical suggestions, this article explores the unseen effects of our celebrations and invites us to honor freedom with empathy, kindness, and thoughtful action.