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RSSDo you need to be certified to practice herbalism?
The decision to pursue a certificate in clinical herbal medicine versus not depends on your career goals, interests, and the context in which you plan to use your herbal knowledge.
Read moreStaying Cool at Herb Camp: Ancient Oaks, Jimi Hendrix and a Botanical Tour of One of America's Top Herb Farms
The common practice of purchasing herbs from across the world has similar consequences to our globalized food economy. Both rely on externalizing their true costs under unsustainable practices, dep...
Read moreSkullcap: An Herbalist’s Favorite Anxiety Support - Exploring Citizen Research with People Science & HerbPharm
by Clinical Herbalist Interns Christine Mineart and Lia Aspen
1) What is Skullcap?Skullcap, or Scutellaria lateriflora, is a prized plant in the herb community that focuses specifically on the n...
Read moreIt's the end of the year... but just the beginning of Verse 🌱
Happy New Year, Plant Lovers!
As this year comes to an end and a new one begins, the desire to connect to one's passion + purpose is contagious.
The way humans seeks out pursuit of purpose is a un...
Read moreBalancing Winter Energetics
What are Energetics? A compilation of elements.
Energetics refer to the elemental presentation of a season, a human body, a plant, and places on earth.
Energetics are used to describe plants and d...
Read moreTop 5 Adaptogens for Burnout
Top 5 Adaptogens for Burnout
*Adaptogens are plants that reduce stress load in the body
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BURNOUT IS AN EPIDEMIC. PLANTS ARE ONE REMEDY.Â
Here are the herbs we suggest to combat stress and chroni...
Read moreHerbal Body Oil Recipe
Hi, herb friends!
As we move into late autumn/early winter, the weather gets colder and our skin gets drier from the lack of warmth and moisture in the air.
That's why we wanted to share this spec...
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