The art and science of
Once a month, Katie Braswell and Sandy Nannen of Uncommonly Good Health (who happens to be Katie's mom!) host a live webinar on a topic members choose.
Between Katie's work in ancestral nutrition and Sandy's 20+ years in classical homeopathy, the sessions cover the questions that come up in a household, from pregnancy and postpartum to children's health and everyday ailments. You get practical wisdom to advocate for your whole family’s health and keep them (and yourself!) Well.
Live Uncommonly Well
Every month, you'll join us for a live webinar and a Q&A where you can ask us anything, and you'll have the full library of past sessions to watch whenever you need them.
Past topics included:
Members vote on each month's topic, and you get access to a like-minded community of women who want to keep their family healthy naturally.
Access all future & past content for $7/month
“Katie is incredibly knowledgeable, and it shows.”
- Brandey C.
“Every mother should have homeopathy in their toolbelt!”
- Karla T.
“Katie keeps herself up-to-date on all things health and is brilliant in every sense of the word.”
- Britney
Founder of Live Wild Be Well, Functional Nutritionist, Certified Herbalist, HTMA Practitioner, and a Naturopath in Training
After a miscarriage and months of infertility taught her that eating clean and nourishing her body were two different things, Katie rebuilt her health through ancestral food and a slower way of living. She now guides women through fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum using labs, whole foods, herbs, and homeopathy, and has helped more than 800 women replenish and reconnect with their body’s primal wisdom.
Founder of Uncommonly Good Health, Classically Trained Homeopath and Herbalist, ADAPT Practitioner, and Root Cause Protocol Consultant
Sandy spent years helping clients heal through targeted nutrition and lifestyle change, and while they improved, many found themselves trading a list of symptoms for the full-time work of staying well. Homeopathy is what changed that. She has since built her practice around teaching families to treat what comes up at home, gently and affordably, so mothers can care for their households with confidence instead of guesswork.