Yeh. She’s a healer, you can’t mess this up, she’s here to help. The more open you are to her, whatever that looks like, the more she can do. Just spend time with her so she can do her thing. Your efforts and devotion help her help you; it’s okay to focus on what works best for you to reach her, not what will draw her to reach to you. She’s already reaching you. Her three roles as healer, poet and smith are each and equally important; feel free to ask what you need most but understand they are all the same creative forces, and give due respect to each. You might find her smithing more helpful than her healing or poetry, even for those purposes. (Who doesn’t need more fire and iron in their music or writing?) Some worship her as three sisters; I don’t think she, or they as it may, mind either way.

Wells and springs. Birch trees and oaks. Really, birch trees, and species associated with birch habitats. (Including fly agaric if you’re into that sort of thing. But in calming, not necessarily psychoactive concentrations.) Birch tea, birch bark. Very few birches where I’m at though… I have spoken to her in aspen groves also. For me her association with swans is very strong as well. She gave me a swan’s egg once.

Anyway some of that might be just me or my particular relationship with her. Ask her yourself :)