Well Deep Remedies is the herbal practice of Brunem Warshaw (they/them).

Image Description: photograph of Brunem wearing all black standing in a garden of yellow and orange flowering calendula. They are holding a small cast-iron cauldron in the palm of one hand and picking a calendula flower with their other hand. They wear black cat-eye glasses, dark lipstick, and are looking directly at the camera. This photograph was taken by Danny Nicoletta in 2015.

I am a clinical herbalist and educator who weaves scientific and intuitive approaches together to support people in healing themselves with the assistance of plant medicines. I have been studying herbalism for over a decade and practicing clinically since 2012.

I am a white queer disabled femme organizer. My ancestry is Irish and Ashkenazi Jewish and these lineages inform my herbal practice. My political home is within the Disability Justice movement.

My teachers have included the Elderberry School of Botanical Medicine, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and trained herbalist Lydia Bartholow (with a particular focus on trauma and addiction recovery), Karyn Sanders and Sarah Holmes at the Blue Otter School of Herbal Medicine, and Rylan Sían of North Wind Apothecary. I am a 20 hour street medic and first aid educator trained by the Rosehip Medic Collective.

My herbal practice today serves my queer and trans community members in navigating trauma recovery, chronic illness, sexual health, and connection with land and self through the medium of botanical medicine.

I love to teach about herbs through the lens of my ancestral traditions and I offer online workshops on these topics. I am passionate about the physiology of the nervous system, the vagus nerve, and the integration of science with plant medicine to cultivate our emotional resilience. I live on the traditional lands of the Yuchi and Mvskoke peoples in Nashville, TN and provide virtual herbal consultations worldwide with custom care plans and handcrafted botanical formulas shipped to your door.