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Hours: 1000 Completion Time: 12 months One of the most prevalent approaches to healing involves the use of "natural medicines" derived from herbs. This program is designed to introduce the student to the theory and use of herbs as a healing modality. It includes an introduction to botany, herb preparation and study of Western with some common used Asian and Chinese herbs that have filtered into our Western Tradition. Healing embraces a clinical strategy based on the principle that Life, Nature, and the Spirit from which they arise are fully present in all the tissues of the body, the psyche, the heart, and the soul. Master Herbalists employ clinical strategies and methods, which support life force through encouragement of nourishment, digestion, rest, and appropriate activity, identification of purpose, connection with nature, and identification and removal of obstacles to cure on all levels. A Master Herbalist avoids using methods, which suppress or distort life processes and disease, while incorporating all empirical observation, instinct and intuition. After completion, the graduate will receive a Diploma/ Certification. They may then start or continue their vocation as a "Master Herbalist". It authorizes the graduate to assist in the herbal education, detoxification, healing, and empowerment of others according to His or Her State Legislation. Graduation from this training does not include the right to diagnose or treat any condition. A required reading list for this training is found below. You book/ supply fees will cover all reading materials & supplies There will be no refunds after a class has started Evaluations and testing will occur after the completion of each module through out the year. A passing grade is 70% or above. |
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Intermediate Herbalism Module
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Clinical Herbalist Module 5-10
500 Hours
Drug / Herb Interactions Practical Botany for Making Plant Medicines BioChemistry book/supply fees of $150 |