About A Thousand Leaves
The plants called & she listened
Rooted in a background in education, Jess found her way to herbalism through a deep personal calling—one nurtured by curiosity, lived experience, and the gentle influence of those who walk closely with the Earth. Her journey from classroom to apothecary has been one of service, guided always by love, light, and the belief that the body holds ancient wisdom worth listening to. With a degree in education and a wealth of knowledge gathered from herbal courses, webinars, books, and conversations with fellow herbalists, she weaves together teaching and healing into one path. She is devoted to helping others build body literacy, trust in their natural rhythms, and walk in relationship with the plants. Everything she offers—whether a shared remedy, a quiet moment of listening, or a lesson in the language of leaves—is given with the intention to do good, to uplift, and to honor the sacred connection between people, plants, and the planet.
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About Our Products
Crafted with Intention. Rooted in Montana.
At A Thousand Leaves, every product is made with care, intention, and love. From thoughtful formulations to hand-designed labels, we consider every detail.
We work exclusively with whole plant medicine—using the full plant to preserve and honor its complete range of medicinal qualities. This allows each product to offer the plant’s healing properties as they were meant to be experienced: working in natural synergy.
All of the plants we use are Montana-grown—some cultivated in our own gardens, others grown by trusted local farmers, and many ethically and sustainably foraged from the mountains. Harvesting follows the rhythm of the seasons, ensuring each plant is gathered at its peak.
We carefully dry and store every plant to retain its freshness and potency. Our beeswax is sourced from Montana beekeepers, and all other base ingredients are organic, high-quality, and never chemically processed.
What goes into our products matters—because what goes on your body matters.