Heart centered. Body based. Relational.
Our mission is to support people in connecting with their bodies and souls, helping uncover and access their strengths in order to create more joyful relationships with the world.
We are Heartseed Health.
We believe in the power of heart-centered and body based healing.
Our mission is to support people in connection with their bodies and souls, helping uncover and access their strengths in order to create more joyful relationships with the world.
Welcome
Heartseed Health is a practice offering whole-person healing through acupuncture, counseling and coaching, herbal medicine, and ritual. Heartseed is a space for transformation, reconnection, and belonging.
At Heartseed Health, we believe healing is relational, embodied, and sacred.
We help people reconnect to the wisdom of their bodies, the truth of their hearts, and the strength of their spirit. Whether you're navigating illness, emotional overwhelm, parenting, or a desire for deeper meaning, we're here to walk alongside you.
Meet Noah
Doctor of Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine - Coach - Facilitator
Noah helps people return to themselves—whether that means working with anxiety, burnout, and physical pain, or thawing old emotional patterns, navigating transitions, and healing inherited wounds. His work always invites deeper relationship with the body, heart, spirit, and the world around us. Blending acupuncture, herbal medicine, coaching, somatic tools, and ritual, he holds space that is steady, spacious, and honest—so people can listen more deeply to themselves and root into their own truth and wholeness.
Meet Rachael
Somatic Psychotherapist - Movement Guide - Tender of Inner Life
Rachael holds space for people to come home to themselves through the wisdom of the body. Drawing from dance/movement therapy, trauma-informed somatic psychotherapy, and earth-based practice, she specializes in working with women navigating transition, grief, and the deep reweaving that life's passages require. With warmth and presence, she invites people to tend to the parts of themselves that have been lost, silenced, or waiting—creating sessions shaped by rhythm, reverence, and relationship with the body, earth, and what is most alive in the moment.
Modalities We Use
Rachael’s Modalities
Somatic Therapy
Dance and Movement
Ritual and Ceremony
Creative Arts Work
Plant Allyship
Noah’s Modalities
Acupuncture
Somatic Coaching
Parts Work, Shadow Work, IFS,
Herbal Medicine
Shamanic Work
CranioSacral Therapy
Each of us blends these tools in our own unique way.
Curious if we're a good fit? We offer free 30-minute consultations.
Acupuncture and Coaching with Dr. Noah Goldstein, Counseling with Rachael Brody MA, R-DMT, LPCC
“Noah is a wonderful acupuncturist. He truly listens to me and my body and then chooses an effective treatment. I have seen him with ailments ranging from the common cold, allergies, hip pain, sleep trouble, and labor induction. He is a dynamic practitioner, able to help with this wide range of issues.”
“Working with Rachael helped me reach a new level of self-compassion that profoundly changed the way I view healing - emotionally, physically, and spiritually. After working with her I realize that the somatic component of healing is what was missing for me. I had always viewed my body as an enemy, but through our work together I discovered the abundance of healing in the breath, movement (even subtle!), and body-centered mindfulness. I now walk in the world with tools that help me manage stress, fear, pain, and sadness. Thank you, Rachael! I cannot recommend your services enough.”
We’d love for you to join our community.
Heartseed Health is a Land-Based Acupuncture and Counseling Practice in Boulder Colorado
372 Lefthand Canyon Dr. Boulder, CO 80302!
Come visit us at our new Homestead! Sit by the pond, get a treatment in our beautiful barn space, and enjoy the added healing of the serenity of a beautiful natural space imbued full of Life.
At Heartseed Health, healing is not confined to a treatment room — it’s an immersive experience rooted in connection to the natural world.
Clients are welcomed into a peaceful barn space nestled within a working garden and small homestead, where medicinal plants, flowers, and animals contribute to the atmosphere of groundedness and vitality. The land itself is part of the medicine.
As you arrive, you’re invited to slow down — to notice the shifting seasons, the scent of herbs in the garden, the quiet presence of the animals nearby. This intentionally cultivated environment supports nervous system regulation, deep presence, and a return to wholeness.
The care we offer our clients is mirrored in the care we offer this land. Maintaining this space — from planting herbs to tending soil — is a living part of the healing journey we share.
It feels important to note here that our home is on the unseated territory of the Ute, Chayenne, and Arapahoe peoples. We yearn for the day when all people’s can feel at home in their place and where all pain and wounds from displacement can be healed and reconciled.
372 Lefthand Canyon Dr. Boulder, CO 80302!
Head North on 36 out of Boulder toward Lyons. Turn Left on Lefthand Canyon Drive at the Greenbriar. We’re about a 1/4 mile up on the Right side of the road. There’s a cluster of 3 driveways on the Right right after Steamcrest Drive. We’re the middle driveway.
NUTURE THE SEEDS OF HEALTH
Phone: 720-432-7850
Boulder, CO 80302
This talk explores the cycle of emotional triggers in parenting, breaking it down into three key stages: before, during, and after. It emphasizes the importance of resourcing ourselves beforehand through self-care and awareness, recognizing the bodily and emotional signals of being triggered in the moment, and engaging in repair and healing afterward to strengthen relationships. Through participant insights, psychological frameworks, and reflective practices, the discussion highlights the power of self-compassion, accountability, and emotional resilience in navigating parenting challenges. Ultimately, the talk underscores that embracing our imperfections and fostering repair can deepen connections with our children and ourselves.