WITH MOON
by Brittney Shaked
Herbalism · Kitchen Medicine · Cyclical Wisdom
tending the hearth
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listening to the body
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honoring the moon
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remembering the old ways
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tending the hearth 〰️ listening to the body 〰️ honoring the moon 〰️ remembering the old ways 〰️
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Through herbs, food, and ritual, I support you in remembering the cyclical nature of your body and life. This work meets you wherever you are — in bleeding, birthing, feeding, or becoming.
THE RHYTHM OF MY WORK
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Remember
We begin by listening — to your body, your story, the quiet messages of what’s needed.
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Reclaim
We work slowly, through herbs, food, ritual, and rhythm, to bring you back into relationship with yourself.
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Restore
From here, we sustain — feeding the body, honouring the cycle, rooting new habits in daily life.
WORK WITH ME
Herbal consultations and cyclical mentorship for women or womb-bearers walking through transition — menstrual, postpartum, menopausal, or otherwise.
FROM MY HANDS
Small-batch, seasonal, alive.
Each creation begins in the kitchen — the meeting place of body and spirit. Stirred by hand, guided by the moon, rooted in folk herbalism and ancestral ways. These offerings are crafted for nourishment, restoration, and ritual.
The Kintsugi Collection
crafted slowly through a year of breaking, mending, and returning to the body
A seasonal suite of ghee, oxymel, elixirs, body oils, and tea created for deep rest, nourishment, and winter repair.
MENSTRUAL MEDICINE
Collective remembering.
I co-facilitate the Menstrual Medicine course with Red Tent Doulas — a journey through the physiology, energetics, and soul of the menstrual cycle.
It’s a reclamation of the wisdom held in our blood, our bones, our stories — and a reminder that every cycle holds its own initiation.
To be with the moon is to be with yourself.
This work is simple, cyclical, and alive — lived in the everyday acts of tending, feeding, listening.
Thank you for arriving here — for remembering, for softening, for walking home to yourself.
Letters from the hearth — reflections on herbs, motherhood, and the seasons of womanhood.
Join me in rhythm with the moon.
