From therapeutic principles of holistic herbalism and how to address specific conditions, to tips and tricks for assessment, formulation, and other nuggets of clinical gold, these posts are all about supporting your work with people.
Everyone who knows anything about herbs knows that you take Echinacea at the first onset of a cough, cold or flu. But is that really true?
Have you ever felt anxious about giving herbs to someone who’s already taking medications? Many herbalists feel hesitant to help people taking prescribed drugs because
This class covers some of the critical components in regards to how incorporating western alchemy and medical astrology can radically enhance your practice of holistic herbalism.
All herbalists have one fear in common, and thatโs accidentally causing harm to someone using herbs. However, the likelihood of this occurring is lower than
From a single drop to 5 mL of tincture or 1 tsp to 5 grams for a cup of tea, the range of how much of a medicinal plant to give someone is as vast and numerous as there are herbalists.
In early March of 2017, I was lucky enough to break away from the frost of Oregon and head down to southern California, visit some
I always like to say that every client you see is a chapter in your experiential book of learning herbal medicine. And that is the
An effective herbal formula does not happen on its own. While you can combine a bunch of herbs and hope they work together, the results