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Let’s dive into my favorite easy tricks & recipes for staying healthy through the holiday season!
Friday | December 16th | 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Instructor: Tara Bluecloud
This is a virtual workshop: you will be sent a Zoom link upon registration
Everyday, in our food and drink, we can include tonic, nutritive and adaptogenic herbs that can help us to stay well. We will discuss these herbs, do some hands-on preparations, as well as some taste-tests.
The class will also include a discussion of bioregional herbalism, and how to choose which plants to include in your garden.
Saturday | February 4, 2023 | 10 AM to 12:30 PM
Instructor: Donna d’Terra
Location: School of Adaptive Agriculture
Herbal First Aid: Medicinal Plants of Mendocino County
$150
Fri | Mar 18 & 25 | 3 – 5 pm
Instructor: Tara Bluecloud, Clinical Herbalist
Format: Zoom
There is medicine all around us, if you know how to use it. Participants in this two-day workshop will gain valuable knowledge of the uses and applications of common local plants that can be safely administered in minor first aid for both humans and animals. We will cover the identification, preparation and application of at least five medicinal plants that are easily found throughout the region.
Sida & Bidens Health Benefits
$30 ($20 w/ discount code)
Sat | Feb 5 | 2:00-4:30pm
Instructor: William Bruneau
Format: Zoom
Join author William Bruneau for an exploration into the health benefits of genus Sida and Bidens, considered by many herbalists to be two of the most powerful herbal antimicrobials in the world, but virtually unknown in this country. Both herbs are exceedingly easy to grow, and William will explain how he has grown these tropicals outdoors in Willits for the past eight years. Sida and Bidens have been used to treat a range of ailments from staph to Candida, and the class will explore their many uses, with questions from participants welcomed.
