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Lucy Blunden

Lucy Blunden(She / Her)

Lucy Blunden Botanicals & Pholiage

Your Health. My Care. Restoring your gut function. Naturally.

Hemel Hempstead15 years experience
Offering
Herbal MedicineEFT (Tapping)Flower Remedies
About
With over 18 years’ experience, I support people with gut and digestive issues using personalised herbal medicine, EFT-Tapping, and simple, realistic changes to diet and lifestyle. As a Medical Herbalist, EFT Practitioner, and former university lecturer training student herbalists, I bring both clinical expertise and a warm, compassionate approach to my work. I know how frustrating and isolating digestive symptoms can feel, and I offer a safe, supportive space where you’ll feel truly listened to, understood, and cared for as we work together towards lasting change.
Areas of focus
Gut & nutritionMood & emotionsRest & sleepWeight & relationship with food
Approach
Whole-person & holisticPractical & structuredEvidence-informedCollaborative & empoweringGentle & nurturingBody-led & somatic
Sessions
In-person · Online · Home visits
Introductory call
Free consult available
Languages
English
Credentials
QualificationsBSc (Hons) Herbal Medicine, MNIMH, PGCertHE, BA (Grad RNCM)
Professional bodyNational Institute of Medical Herbalists

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Modality Explainer

What Is Medical Herbalism?

Medical herbalism uses plants as medicine, prescribed by a qualified practitioner in personalised formulations. It is one of the oldest therapeutic traditions in the world, and one that has considerably more depth and rigour to it than most herbal supplements suggest.

Modality Explainer

What Is EFT (Tapping)?

Emotional Freedom Techniques , commonly known as EFT or tapping , combine gentle, rhythmic tapping on specific points on the body with verbal acknowledgement of difficult feelings. It sounds unusual, but it has a growing evidence base and many people find it unexpectedly effective.

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