She developed an herbal curriculum for the University of Texas at Arlington and Texas Christian University, and travels and lectures internationally as well as locally. She is a member of the Texas Organic Growers Association. Colonial folk remedies Medieval garden remedies Native herbs in landscaping Harvesting herbs Organic growing and using herbs Aromatherapy for health and beauty Energy and immune tonics Judy lectures for a variety of organizations, including herb and garden societies, breast cancer support groups, Better Breathers, American Business Women, Organic Friends, International Aromatherapy and Herb Symposium, Natural Menopause Symposium, and John Peter Smith Hospital. She has appeared on national television for Good Morning New York, Pet News, Good Day Dallas, Good Morning Dallas, and Positively Texas. Integrative Counseling Judy offers knowledge and expert counseling for individuals, groups, and hospitals, using nutrition, herbs, unique tonics, essences, and hand-separated steam distilled essential oils to promote optimal health.
Analysis includes blood, hair, and symptom survey.
Several years spent in medical research writing for doctors and hospitals allows her to competently combine natural medicines with prescribed pharmaceutical drugs in an integrated approach to health that complements traditional care. Judy has written several handbooks for laymen, professionals, and hospitals, on diet, biochemically individualized nutrition, and her unique herbal tonics and flower essences. Her most recent worldwide publication, Mother Nature's Herbal , has gained international acclaim as a classic herbal text. Through an individual comprehensive consultation, Judy designs a program which catalyzes optimal health and teaches how the body can heal itself. Appointments are available in person, long distance by phone, audio tapes, and e-mail.