Selima Harleston Lust, wife, mother, and co-founder of Iwilla Remedy, is a clinical herbalist, medical astrologer, and spiritual teacher dedicated to helping people heal from trauma and reclaim their wellness. Passionate about helping people travel the most graceful path from ill to well, Selima bridges the gaps between your body, your consciousness, and your soul’s evolution. Her approach integrates plant medicine, proactive self-care, and mindfulness to address the root causes of illness and pain.
Through Iwilla Remedy's signature online mentorship program, Herbal Medicine for the Soul, she teaches adults how to get healthy naturally while addressing the emotional root cause of pain using the CALYPSO Healing Method
. She also teaches herbalism at Spelman College, blending academic insight with practical application. Selima has presented at platforms like The Shift Network, Black Urban Growers, and BIPOC Herbalism Conferences, and has been featured in Yoga Journal, Refinery29, and Well + Good. A graduate of Spelman College and Columbia University, she also served in the Peace Corps.
. She also teaches herbalism at Spelman College, blending academic insight with practical application. Selima has presented at platforms like The Shift Network, Black Urban Growers, and BIPOC Herbalism Conferences, and has been featured in Yoga Journal, Refinery29, and Well + Good. A graduate of Spelman College and Columbia University, she also served in the Peace Corps.
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1:00 PM EST: Finding Herbal Community: Building Authentic Connections with Cat Seixas & Hannah Lasorsa