Alongside practitioners sharing reiki, somatic healing, craniosacral therapy and cupping, Olamina Botanicals founder Jess Turner will offer NADA—the 5-point ear acupuncture protocol developed by the Black Panthers and Young Lords—and mini-herbal consultations at a pop-up clinic for Palestine on Sunday, November 19. The clinic will take place at The Woods Cooperative in Ridgewood, Queens, with sliding-scale donations accepted.

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Mutual aid is paramount in grief. We must hold each other in moments where the individual is not enough. We must strengthen interdependence and show up. Help us create networks that can save us. Help us link networks that already exist.

This event is intended to hold space for grief and nourish communities who are fighting for Palestinian safety and liberation.

Featured offerings:

• NADA with Tae Min, Margarita, Jonathan and Jess

• Cupping with Jokabel, Chloe and Sol

• Reiki with Laurice and Margarita

• Cranio-sacral therapy with Gillian

• Somatic offerings with Meghan

• Custom herbal formulas by Jess

Sliding-scale donations accepted. Proceeds will be donated to on-the-ground mutual aid efforts.

Accessibility

The Woods Cooperative is 1 block from the Seneca Ave M and 3 blocks from Myrtle-Wyckoff Ave L train station.

There is 1 stair leading into the space and a step down into the single-stall bathroom.

We hope to minimize one another’s exposure to Covid19 and influenza. Masks will be available and are required unless eating or drinking. Please stay home if you are feeling unwell.

To be respectful of those with allergies and environmental sensitivities, we ask that you refrain from wearing fragrances and essential oils.

We will run a Medify air purifier with Hepa H13 filter during the clinic.

Please contact Jess Turner via email: info@olaminabotanicals.com for inquiries about accessibility and/or to request any additional accommodation.