Two hands hold a green feathery stock of yarrow with white flowers against a blurred background of foliage. The overlayed white text reads Welcome to Yerba Nomadica, ancestral and integrative arts for collective resilience.
Rooted Care Shaped by Lineage and Land.
As an associate level clinical Social Worker (LMSW), Carla’s practice integrates mental health services with land based therapies through a liberation psychology and trauma-informed framework. Her approach honors individual, collective, and ancestral well-being through psychotherapy, therapeutic art-making and somatic oriented practices, grounded in a critical consciousness of the effects of structural violence and social inequity.
Additionally, Carla runs an herbal practice that encourages individuals to build personal & reciprocal relationships with plant medicine and the land they stand on. As a clinically trained herbalist, she offers herbal consultations, educational plant offerings, and herbal mutual aid in Tucson, Arizona. Occasionally, Yerba Nomadica releases small batch limited run apothecary remedios available locally & in the Tiendita.
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In the left photo, a single hand holds up a fist full of light pink and magenta desert willow blossoms, small buds, and pointy green leaves. In the right photo, three woven baskets are arranged in a triangle. One holds cream colored dry mesquite pods, the other red hopy amaranth flower, and the third contains the pail green desiccated sems of desert mallow.
