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Join Community Herbalists Jessica Coffey & Ashley Weigand for a deep-dive study of one plant each month!
Tuesday, October 6th from 6:30-8 pm in the Yoga Room.
Folk herbalism, often referred to as the “Wise Woman” tradition, is a community-based practice rooted in the nourishing and restorative properties of plants. It emphasizes a hands-on, ancestral relationship with the local environment, focusing on seasonal wellness and shared wisdom. This approach values the stories, folklore, and historical uses of plants alongside their physical benefits. All levels of experience are welcome!
Information shared in this study group is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. By attending this study group, you acknowledge that it is for educational and community-sharing purposes only. The information shared is not intended as medical advice, nor to diagnose or treat any condition. Participation in tastings or sampling herbs is entirely voluntary and at your own discretion/risk.
This will help our facilitators plan for supplies to bring.
Max 20 participants each gathering.
Join Community Herbalists Jessica Coffey & Ashley Weigand for a deep-dive study of one plant each month!
Tuesday, October 6th from 6:30-8 pm in the Yoga Room.
Folk herbalism, often referred to as the “Wise Woman” tradition, is a community-based practice rooted in the nourishing and restorative properties of plants. It emphasizes a hands-on, ancestral relationship with the local environment, focusing on seasonal wellness and shared wisdom. This approach values the stories, folklore, and historical uses of plants alongside their physical benefits. All levels of experience are welcome!
Information shared in this study group is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. By attending this study group, you acknowledge that it is for educational and community-sharing purposes only. The information shared is not intended as medical advice, nor to diagnose or treat any condition. Participation in tastings or sampling herbs is entirely voluntary and at your own discretion/risk.
This will help our facilitators plan for supplies to bring.
Max 20 participants each gathering.