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How Holistic Practitioners Can Build Sustainable Impact Without Burnout | Caitlin Woolery Interview

In this episode of For the Love of Health, Laura welcomes naturopathic medicine practitioner and clinical master herbalist Caitlin Woolery for a powerful conversation on sustainability, consistency, and depth of service in holistic health. Caitlin shares her journey as a practitioner who has built deep trust with her community by honoring intuition, slowing down, and creating systems that support both clients and practitioners. Together, they explore what it means to move beyond burnout, build sustainable wellness businesses, and serve clients more deeply without overextending yourself. This conversation is especially relevant for herbalists, holistic health practitioners, and wellness professionals who feel overwhelmed, burned out, or stuck in one-on-one service models. Topics covered include: Building trust and impact without constant posting Sustainability in wellness businesses Moving beyond burnout and overwhelm Creating depth of service for long-term client results Alternative business models for holistic practitioners 🌿 This episode is part of Laura’s ongoing work supporting holistic practitioners who want to go beyond the norm and truly serve their communities. Helpful timestamps: 0:00 Welcome & Introduction to Caitlin Woolery 2:50 Speaking Truth & Building Trust as a Practitioner 4:40 Intuition, Stillness & Sustainable Visibility 7:00 Creating Independent Platforms & Community 9:20 Practical Healing Protocols & Client Education 11:00 The Future of Herbalism & Holistic Health 12:20 Consistency, Nature & Avoiding Burnout 15:30 Advice for New & Experienced Practitioners 17:45 Imposter Syndrome vs. Burnout 20:00 Organizing a Wellness Business Without Overwhelm 23:45 Creating Sustainable Offers & Systems 26:35 Time, Boundaries & Business Models 29:00 Final Reflections on Depth of Service