It started with long walks on forest trails, where I’d pause to touch the leaves and wonder what secrets the plants had to tell. The land around me felt alive with medicine I hadn’t yet learned to understand.

Curiosity led me to discover that so many of the weeds and wildflowers growing nearby were deeply healing. I began blending teas—at first, just for myself and the people I loved. Something about it felt like remembering, and I soon found myself obsessed with herbalism.

When someone couldn’t sleep, I’d make a tea. When a friend was going through heartbreak, I’d show up with a jar and a gentle nudge to steep it slowly. What I didn’t expect was how much these simple offerings would mean to people—or how they’d begin to open something in me, too.

At the same time, I was creating a Soul Healing business, and my partner built me a driftwood dome— a sacred space to invite community into deep emotional healing.

As I sat down to write the script for the very first dome session, something beautiful happened: the session I wrote mirrored the qualities of my grounding tea blend—perfectly. Not intentionally. Just… naturally. It was as if the herbs blended themselves to support the healing intention.

I was clear. The healing and the tea had always belonged together.

Three years—and many powerful dome sessions—later, the vision became clear: What if the experience could travel? What if the tea carried the ritual? What if people everywhere could get a taste of what we feel in the sacred space of the driftwood dome?

That’s how Soulful Sips came to life: a collection of small-batch, organic herbal teas, each with its own ritual track—so tea becomes more than comfort... it becomes ceremony.