A L I T T L E B I T A B O U T S U S I E
Susie Nedley lived on the island of Martha's Vineyard for fifteen years and now lives in Sedona, Arizona with her husband and puppy, and she is expecting her first baby this spring. On island and in her new community, Susie is well known as a strong advocate for self healing + empowering others with the tools to do so. She is a Clinical Herbalist, trained through the Boston School of Herbal Studies, as well as through Satyalesary Ashram in Varanasi, India where she studied Ayurveda and eastern philosophy, light and energy work for a decade. She is an organic gardener/farmer, a bee charmer, writer, life student, wild woman. Her personal philosophy is - the way we do one thing is the way we do everything.
Susie wild harvests local edibles where ever and whenever possible and makes her own line of herbal medicines to support a healthy lifestyle. Susie has grown organic food and medicinal herbs for herself and her clients on Martha's Vineyard for well over a decade and she has started a Biodynamic Homestead with her husband on a quarter acre in West Sedona. She specializes in entirely edible gardens and landscapes that she calls Willy Wonka gardens.
Susie spent nine winters on the banks of the Ganges River in Varanasi studying Pranic (life force) Healing, Meditation, Physics and Tantra Yoga. She is a Certified Yoga Teacher and practitioner. She offers guided meditation with years of experience leading groups through India with her former sister company, Sojourn with Susie, seeing and sharing the country through her eyes and experience.
Susie healed herself from Lyme Disease and reversed Hashimoto's Disease exclusively with nutrition, healing foods and herbs, following a protocol that she developed that she now shares with countless others who are suffering from similar so-called autoimmune issues. She is here to serve her community and beyond and to reconnect people to their body's innate power of healing itself through food and herbs.
You can find Susie and her products in Arizona at Cottonwood Farmer's Markets on Wednesdays and Cornville Farmer's Markets in Windmill Park on Thursdays through December.
Susie Nedley lived on the island of Martha's Vineyard for fifteen years and now lives in Sedona, Arizona with her husband and puppy, and she is expecting her first baby this spring. On island and in her new community, Susie is well known as a strong advocate for self healing + empowering others with the tools to do so. She is a Clinical Herbalist, trained through the Boston School of Herbal Studies, as well as through Satyalesary Ashram in Varanasi, India where she studied Ayurveda and eastern philosophy, light and energy work for a decade. She is an organic gardener/farmer, a bee charmer, writer, life student, wild woman. Her personal philosophy is - the way we do one thing is the way we do everything.
Susie wild harvests local edibles where ever and whenever possible and makes her own line of herbal medicines to support a healthy lifestyle. Susie has grown organic food and medicinal herbs for herself and her clients on Martha's Vineyard for well over a decade and she has started a Biodynamic Homestead with her husband on a quarter acre in West Sedona. She specializes in entirely edible gardens and landscapes that she calls Willy Wonka gardens.
Susie spent nine winters on the banks of the Ganges River in Varanasi studying Pranic (life force) Healing, Meditation, Physics and Tantra Yoga. She is a Certified Yoga Teacher and practitioner. She offers guided meditation with years of experience leading groups through India with her former sister company, Sojourn with Susie, seeing and sharing the country through her eyes and experience.
Susie healed herself from Lyme Disease and reversed Hashimoto's Disease exclusively with nutrition, healing foods and herbs, following a protocol that she developed that she now shares with countless others who are suffering from similar so-called autoimmune issues. She is here to serve her community and beyond and to reconnect people to their body's innate power of healing itself through food and herbs.
You can find Susie and her products in Arizona at Cottonwood Farmer's Markets on Wednesdays and Cornville Farmer's Markets in Windmill Park on Thursdays through December.
