Nuestra Historia

Hola, Choa,

My name is Sara Lucia and I was born in Bacatá/Bogota, Colombia. The smell of plant remedios simmering in my abuela's kitchen are some of my earliest memories and the inspiration behind Casa Yerbera.

I honor that legacy by partnering with small organic farmers across Northern California and hand-selecting each ingredient with care. Every remedy is crafted in small batches using whole plants—honoring both tradition and the time it takes to get it right.

My approach is always gentle and family-friendly. 

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Our offerings ~ Nuestras ofrendas

  • Herbal Education

    Now and Then Herb School 2026-2027. The Community Herbalist with Renée Camila & Sam Roberts.

     

    California School of Herbal Studies 2026. Roots of Herbalism with Autumn Summers, Bryan Bowen, Isabella DeCredIico, Jen Bredesen.

     

    The Botanical Bus 2025-PRESENT. Bilingual mobile herb clinic; Herbal Apprentice under the mentorship of Madalyn Berg of The Community Medicine Cabinet (Lead Practitioner and Clinical Herbalism Program Manager.)

     

    Ancestral Apothecary 2024. Seeds/Semillas: Reconnecting with Ancestral Medicine -Study of the foundations of curanderismo & herbal medicine with Atava Garcia Swiecicki.

  • Workshops

    Bring an herb-inspired skincare workshop to your next gathering - bridal showers, birthdays, family reunions, and more.


    We provide the materials, do the set-up and clean-up, and leave guests with a take home gift bag equipped with Casa Yerbera products. Together, we’ll create a customizable experience to connect with our bodies and the wisdom of the plantitas, nurturing resilience and care for our communities. 


    Fill out the contact form below and let’s talk.

Contact

Let's connect and explore what's possible together. Reach out to schedule a 15-minute discovery call to learn how we can partner—whether as a stockist, event collaborator, or as a community herbalism advocate. Our mission is to uplift traditional knowledge and build resilience and ancestral reconnection within the Latine diaspora.