

Whole Body Wellness Sessions: 1-on-1 Plant Limpia & Herbal Consult with Herbalist-in-Residence
βπ About Whole Body Wellness Sessions Open Hours w/ Talyce Ketura
βAs part of our Herbalist-in-Residence open hours offerings, our 2026 Summer/Fall resident will be providing 1:1 herbal medicine consultations and plant limpias every Thursday for the next 3 months.
βDuring these 20 minute drop-in sessions, receive energetic cleansings with locally harvested plantitas and receive a consultation accompanied by a customized tea blend with a skilled herbal practitioner and reproductive health provider.
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π About Our 2026 Summer/Fall Herbalist-in-Residence | Talyce Ketura
βTalyce Ketura (they/she) is a queer, gender-fluid, mixed afro-Caribbean village auntie, writer, herbalist, farmer and traditional birth attendant of nearly a decade. They are the founder of ΓtΓΊnbΓ Wellness, a multi faceted platform that provides education, holistic consultations and reproductive healthcare rooted in Black feminist praxis. Through their community work, they are devoted to curating and anchoring spaces for collective healing, and to supporting the thresholds of birth, death, loss & belonging. You can discover more of their work at www.atunbi-wellness.com
βπ Updated Waiver
βWe've updated our community consent waiver this year and we need folks attending workshops, clinics, and workdays to complete a new waiver. You only need to fill out the form once. So, if you've completed the form at another space (Fruitvale, Ancestral Healing Farm, etc) since mid-April, let the team know. If not, click this link to complete it.
βββπ About Herbalist-in-Residence Program
βOur Herbalist-in-Residence program features a community herbalist for 3 months in our Downtown Community Apothecary & Pharmacy. During their residency period they provide open hour consults one day a week in addition to bi-weekly hands on workshops to the community. These hands-on learning containers are meant to provide both intentional knowledge exchange between local herbalists and community members, where each learner leaves with new skills and medicines to take home. These sessions range from:
βπΏ Tinctures
βπΏ Salves
βπΏ Herbal Tea Blends
βπΏ Fire Ciders
βand more!
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π€²πΎ About the Space
βFreedom Community Clinic's Downtown Community Apothecary & Pharmacy is a donation based resource for for our community to drop in to learn, pick up medicines for themselves or loved ones, make tinctures and tea blends, rest, co-work and more. From seasoned and trained herbalist to those just stepping into their practice, our space welcomes you. We are located near Downtown Oakland.
βIn all our offerings, we prioritize Black, Brown, Indigenous and Immigrant community members and ask that allies be mindful of the space and resources they take up when visiting and signing up for offerings.
ββββπ« Accessibility
βOur space wheelchair accessible and located near MacArthur Bart Station for those taking public transportation.
βWe are not a scent-free space and will have incense burning in the space with windows open.
βWe honor autonomy and have face masks available to folks who need it and will have air filters in the space as well.
βWe are a no shoes or shoe cover facility and have both slides in multiple sizes and shoe covers available.
ββββQuestions / Concerns?
βReach out to our Apothecary Manager Dan (Dan@FreedomCommmunityClinic.org) or Director of Creative Media & Programming (Bdukes@FreedomCommunityClinic.org)