WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

Rooted Herbal Frameworks

You’ll deepen your understanding of herbal systems by integrating traditional frameworks like Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda, while continuing to build on Western energetics. You’ll learn how to assess constitution, terrain, and pattern in more nuanced, holistic ways.

Herbal Nutrition & the Body’s Foundations

Explore how nutrition and herbalism intersect through topics like protein, fats, fiber, micronutrients, and antioxidants. You’ll gain the tools to support energy, immunity, and long-term wellness through food as medicine.

Special Topics in Plant Medicine

This level includes deeper dives into: Adaptogens and burnout recovery, Autoimmunity, gut health, and detoxification, Medicinal mushrooms, flower essences, and aromatherapy.

You’ll gain confidence crafting protocols that support resilience and root-cause healing.

Land-Based Herbalism

You’ll cultivate a meaningful relationship with place through wildcrafting, plant ID, and developing your own bioregional materia medica, Ethical harvesting and stewardship practices, Gardening and growing medicine at home or in your community (whether you have a little window sill or a big backyard homestead)

Plant Spirit Medicine & Earth Cycles

Reconnect with cyclical wisdom through the moon cycles, wheel of the year, and other seasonal and energetic frameworks. You’ll learn how to integrate plant spirit practices and create space for ritual in your herbal work.

Community Care & Collective Healing

We’ll explore herbalism in the context of grief, trauma, mutual aid, and organizing. Learn to offer care that’s trauma-informed, justice-rooted, and responsive to your community’s real needs—especially in times of crisis and transition.

Clinical Foundations

Gain the tools to confidently support others through 1:1 care with Boundaries, trauma awareness, and scope of practice, Understanding labs, herb-drug interactions, and safety, Clinical apothecary building, assessment tools (5 Realms), and SOAP notes, How to hold space, create referral networks, and support a variety of conditions, and Practice sessions with peer feedback opportunities.

Defining Your Herbal Path

This program honors herbalism as a many-lane road. You’ll explore your unique path forward—whether it’s as a community educator, medicine maker, gardener, clinician, or organizer—and gain tools to show up in your work with clarity and alignment.