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Fire Herbs: Herbs for Lungs and Trauma

January 8, 2025

(Posted orignally in October 11, 2017 on The Scarlet Sage during the Sonoma County Fires) My heart is heavy for all of those affected by the current Northern California Fires. Heavy. Close friends ...

Time, Money, Awareness, and Plants

July 30, 2024

Have you been considering joining our Herbalism Programs for a while, maybe even years, but haven't enrolled yet? We understand that committing to a 9-month program involves dedicating 2 of your mo...

The Verse Edit - June Travel Edition

June 17, 2024

This June edit is a favorite one of mine as I am currently traveling overseas, finishing up a Summer Solstice Botanical Perfumery Retreat in Provence, France. I have so much to share with you all a...

The Verse Edit - May Edition

May 9, 2024

The Verse Edit - May Edition features products and companies that are sustainable, seasonal, convenient, and efficacious.

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December 12, 2023

Do you need to be certified to practice herbalism?

November 17, 2023

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.

Staying Cool at Herb Camp: Ancient Oaks, Jimi Hendrix and a Botanical Tour of One of America's Top Herb Farms

November 15, 2023

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...

Skullcap: An Herbalist’s Favorite Anxiety Support - Exploring Citizen Research with People Science & HerbPharm

September 6, 2023

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...