
Amy; Breathwork instructor, yoga teacher, retired RN, herbalist and naturopathic student
Students of Natural Health Podcast (by dannalorahdnaturopathy)Show Notes
This podcast is sponsored by Olivia Grace Naturopathy. You can find her products at https://www.oliviagracenaturopathy.com.au/study-for-success and use our code SNMP10 for a 10% discount! Also follow on instagram at @studyforsuccess___ for some awesome student nat resources.
You can find all of my socials and also contact me here: https://www.dannalorahdnaturopathy.com/contact
Amy’s socials: Business Instagram: zenithal.motion Personal Instagram: coachamymae
CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains mentions of domestic violence. In this episode Amy lets us in on her experience of going into nursing as a natural born healer, and how she navigated the process of forging her own path to escape the red tape and toxicity within nursing. Despite challenges in her personal life and ridicule towards herbal medicine, Amy was able to emerge into the strong, respected and life changing business owner and healer that we see today. We also discuss the war between western and complementary medicine, big pharma, and the barriers of starting a new business.
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