by Shane Jarriel | Apr 1, 2026 | Interview
A period of illness changed how Luke Hoey understood his body—and eventually, the land. What began as a search for healing led him into the care of soil, stewardship, and small-scale farming. Today, through The Hoey Farm, through his faith, he cultivates not only...
by Mary Ellen Hettinger | Mar 31, 2026 | Interview
When conventional approaches didn’t offer the support her family needed, Leslie Rice began asking different questions—about health, about care, and about what it means to work with the body rather than against it. That search became Botanic Aromatics, a practice...
by gsohc | Mar 31, 2026 | Care, Mental Health
A Journey to an Autism Diagnosis For most of my life, I assumed the problem was me. I was sensitive to things other people seemed to barely notice. Sounds, textures, and certain environments could quickly become overwhelming in ways that were difficult to explain....
by Aleksandra Vujnovic | Mar 31, 2026 | Care, Chiropractic & Structural Alignment, Integrative Approaches
A Nervous System Perspective on Meltdowns, Listening, and Development Feel Like You’ve Tried Everything? Read This If your child: has big meltdowns over small things struggles to listen or respond has a hard time with transitions is sensitive to food, sound, or their...
by Leslie Rice | Mar 29, 2026 | Care, Community, Lifestyle & Preventative Care, Nature & Plant Based Approaches, Wellness
What We’ve Been Taught to Value There is a certain kind of lawn we have been taught to admire: clipped short, intensely green, uniform, and controlled. No dandelions.No violets.No clover.No deviation. Manicured to perfection, orderly, lush green grass like a carpet,...
by Mary Ellen Hettinger | Feb 27, 2026 | Interview
COVID-19 marked a season when the world pressed pause and retreated behind closed doors. But for Alexis Hart of Imagine That Life Coaching, staying in and going deeply within led to a new life and career of service to others. “In 2020 when the whole world was shut in,...
by Shane Jarriel | Feb 27, 2026 | Community, Yoga
From time to time, Greensboro Holistic Collective spotlights a local nonprofit that aligns with our mission of community, care, and collaboration. Ahava Collective is an intimate, community-centered wellness studio in northwest Greensboro devoted to...
by Leslie Rice | Feb 27, 2026 | Care, Community
Honoring the lineage of herbal wisdom—and the unseen labor that sustains us This is not just a story about herbs—it is a story about whose knowledge is preserved, whose labor is seen, and whose care sustains us. Much of what we now call modern herbalism did not begin...
by Shane Jarriel | Jan 23, 2026 | Care, Collaboration, Health & Healing, Lifestyle & Preventative Care, Nature & Plant Based Approaches
How to Make Your Chai (Makes 2 Cups) You’ll Need: 1 cup water,1 cup milk (or milk alternative),2 tsp chai blend,1-2 tsp sugar (optional)saucepan or kettle, and a strainer Instructions: 1. Bring 1 cup of water to a boil with 2 teaspoons chai blend and sugar (if...
by gsohc | Jan 23, 2026 | Interview
“My mission is to empower others on their healing journeys, to help them connect with their inner selves to achieve peace and well-being . . . to help others awaken.” But Ren Gaia’s journey from successful jewelry store manager to shaman and healer at Spiritual U...
