Everyday nourishment
Protein options and simple snacks for days when preparing food takes more energy than you have. Regular meals remain the starting point.
Naturopathic support for the body after loss
The Grief Medicine
Restoration Protocol.
Nourishing the body that carries the loss.
My collection brings together nutritional options, botanicals, and comforting rituals. Begin with the foundations, then explore individual choices around your needs.
What this protocol means
A thoughtful collection.
Room for your own needs.
The Restoration Protocol is my curated Grief Medicine product collection on Fullscript. It contains eighteen individual selections, grouped around nourishment, nutritional foundations, evening care, botanicals, the wider picture of health, and comforting rituals.
It is not a prescription to take eighteen products together. You can explore the collection without purchasing, and choose individual items rather than a fixed bundle. The purpose is to support thoughtful care for the body, not to promise an end to grief.
If you are looking for a place to begin without buying anything, my free newly widowed guide and Foundations audio course are available now.
Inside the collection
Begin with what
you need today.
Your nutritional picture
Nutrient options to consider in the context of what you eat, your history, and meaningful findings. A particular strength or ingredient is not right for everyone.
A little space to settle
Selected magnesium and botanical formulas, considered individually alongside your sleep pattern, medicines, and health history.
Plant knowledge
Botanical blends and curcumin options from my wider naturopathic approach. Check ingredients and overlapping formulas before choosing more than one.
Additional selections
Options related to nutrition and the microbiome, with a reason for each choice. The collection is a place to explore, not a diagnosis.
A familiar pause
Bath and foot-soak selections, alongside a separate DIY botanical tea ritual on the Grief Medicine page. Follow product directions and consider your individual needs.
The therapeutic order
Care begins before
the supplement shelf.
Food, rest, gentle movement, the environment around you, and people who can help are the foundation. Additional support belongs around that foundation.
When symptoms persist, an individual assessment can help decide whether nutrition, thyroid function, digestion, or another part of your health needs closer attention. My Grief Medicine lab guide explains the questions behind different testing options. Not every person needs every test.
Review supplements with a clinician or pharmacist if you take medication, have a health condition, are pregnant, are trying to conceive, or are breastfeeding. The shopping collection does not include a personalized consultation or an individual dosing plan.
How ordering works
Explore. Choose.
Go at your own pace.
Read the details
Open the Fullscript collection to see current ingredients, directions, availability, and prices. Product details can change.
Select individual items
Choose only what fits your needs. There is no need to buy the whole collection. Ask for individual guidance when a choice is unclear.
Order through Fullscript
Checkout and fulfillment take place on Fullscript. This page is an overview; it does not collect payment or automatically place an order.
This is a link to my professional Fullscript storefront. Purchases through this link may financially support my practice. Current prices and purchase terms are shown by Fullscript.
Your questions
Before you
choose.
Does this treat grief itself?
The collection supports an approach to caring for your body after loss. It is not a cure for grief and does not replace grief counseling, peer connection, or care for a health condition.
Do I need to buy anything to use your resources?
No. The newly widowed guide and Foundations course are free. You can also read the grief articles about sleep, nourishment, the body, and ritual without purchasing products.
Can I book a private appointment?
I am not accepting new patients at this time. You can share interest in future care. Read where I practice and eligibility before making plans; availability and your location at the time of care matter.