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30Toxic Toys: Why Natural Play is Important
Thursday, May 30th, 2013, 6:30-7:30pm
Cost: FREE
Join Erika Voss Hickey, owner of Walking Stick Toys, for a free class on Non-Toxic Toys. Erika will discuss the disadvantages to providing your children with plastic toys, and advantages to providing healthy alternatives like wood, wool, cotton and silk. Come learn about healthy play! Please call 728-0543 to register. Spaces are expected to fill quickly.
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29Natural Ideas for Calming or Energizing You and Your Child
Wednesday, May 29th, 2013, 6:30-7:30pm
Cost: FREE
Join Karen Coghlan Oberg, owner of O Therapy Services occupational and yoga therapist, and yoga teacher to explore some natural ideas for calming or energizing you and your child. Whether your child is extremely active or has trouble getting themselves moving, Karen will talk about some simple strategies to help your child balance their energy levels, as well as some natural tools such as massage, aromatherapy and yoga for kids.
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29Breastfeeding Kickstarter Class
Wednesday, May 29th, 2013, 3:30-4:15pm
Cost: FREE
Join Charlotte Creekmore Rauthe and Terry Miller from Nurture Lactation to learn more about the benefits of breastfeeding. They will cover topics including latch, position, laid-back nursing, nutrition, pumps and transition back to work or school. This is a great class for pregnant moms, or anyone wanting to learn more about breastfeeding. To cater to the new mother, they will also be offering free lactation consultation services from 4:15-5pm.
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29A Big Event for Little People
Wednesday, May 29th, 2013
Cost: FREE
Wednesday May 29th - Saturday June 1st
20% off all Children's Supplements, Herbal Products, Body Care & Books
FREE Classes:
- Toxic Toys: Why Natural Play is Important
- Natural Remedies for ADHD
- Children's Herb Walk
- Natural Ideas for Calming or Energizing You and Your Child
- Breastfeeding Class and FREE consultations
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23Let’s Eat Some Weeds!
Thursday, May 23rd, 2013, 11 am
Cost: FREE
Did you know that there are lots of plants that grow in the wild, or in your own yard, that you can eat!? Come and join herbalist Elaine Sheff from Meadowsweet Herbs for this unique children's event happening Thursday May 23 at 11am at the Children’s Museum Missoula. Elaine will show us some of the edible plants that grow right in our own neighborhoods. In class, you might even get a chance to eat some weeds!
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15Herbal Foundations SEED Summer Intensive Class
Wednesday, May 15th, 2013, 1-4pm
Cost: $680. Includes four months of classes with 54 hours of instruction. Contact us for payment options. Includes some herbal supplies. *$50 extra for continuing education.
An In-depth Program in Herbal Medicine
The Inspiration
Make a deeper connection to the earth. Discover the healing properties of medicinal plants – a special and unique part of our world. Herbal Foundations is an in-depth, three-part herbal studies program. Come on a journey with us and experience an intimate connection with healing herbs native to the Northern Rocky Mountains. We will study medicinal plants easily grown in our northern climate as well as some special exotics. Learn how to grow herbs and how essential oils are made. Explore using herbs for different body systems. Learn the art and science of medicine making. Students will foster a life long relationship with herbs as we explore the healing power of plants and the study of herbal medicine. Look for our additional programs to continue to deepen your herbal knowledge: The Herbal Foundations ROOT and FLOWER Programs.The SEED Program (The original Herbal Foundations program)
Herbs for Body Systems: Respiratory System, Cardiovascular System, Nervous System, Reproductive System, Kidneys and Bladder, Liver and Digestive System, Skin, Muscular Skeletal System, Lymphatic System, Immune SystemMedicine Making: Medicine making tools, Herb drying and processing, Capsule making, Tinctures, Cough syrups, Salves, Herbal oils, Teas, Decoctions, Poultices, Liniments, Hydrotherapy
Field Trips: Wildcrafting, Montgomery Distillery
Other Classes: Wildcrafting Ethics, Introduction to Aromatherapy, Individual Student Projects
Students will complete Herbal Foundations with a full natural medicine chest created with their own hands, as well as a certificate upon completion of the course.
The Montana Board of Chiropractors has approved Herbal Foundations SEED to offer continuing education units for chiropractors.
Dates & Times: Wednesdays, 1 – 4pm from May 15 – September 11, 2013
We also offer the SEED Program classes one day a month from January-September, or one weekend a month in four month installments. Contact us if you’d like to see a class happen in your area.To Register:
- Call us at 406-728-0543
- Email us at: contact@herbsmt.com
What Students Are Saying:
Thank you so much for the great information you provided – your presentation of the material was entertaining and professional and I appreciate your approachability. Your store, course and philosophies are a real gift to our community. –S.Richardson
Thank you so much for sharing your amazing knowledge and time with so many people. You have been such an inspiration to me, and I don’t think I would have had the resources or info I needed to begin this journey without your help! –Kristin
Thank you so much for this amazing opportunity, Elaine! I have thoroughly enjoyed the class and look forward to more in the future! –K.W.
Thank you for the AMAZING class this summer! –P.P.
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14Natural Remedies for Herpes & other Infectious Diseases
Tuesday, May 14th, 2013, 7-9pm
Cost: $20
60% or more of the adult population has Herpes Simplex 1 or 2 or both, far from the misleading 20% figure we hear about. Herpes is one of the most frequently occurring viruses in the living world and is rarely discussed in the media. Many myths prevail about the nature of Herpes, which leaves those infected, their partners, families and healers misinformed - this misinformation can lead to isolation and shame. Herpes has been a ubiquitous part of the environment for more than a 100 million years and is a brilliantly designed piece of evolutionary engineering. It is easily managed naturally through diet, exercise, vitamins and herbs and it's relatively easy to minimize the risk of infecting others or being infected with herpes. Whether you have herpes, wish to learn how to protect yourself from herpes or want to learn how to more effectively and holistically treat those with herpes.
Christopher Scipio is the most experienced practitioner in treating the herpes virus naturally and is the author of the book "Making Peace with Herpes". A Holistic Viral and Immune Specialist who comes from a long-line of Caribbean herbalists, Scipio has over the past 19 years developed a highly successful drug-free treatment protocol for herpes and has pioneered the holistic movement in herpes treatment.
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11Dr. Hauschka Free Face Care Consultations
Saturday, May 11th, 2013
Cost: FREE
Reveal your skin's natural beauty! Sign up for a free 15 minute face care consultation. Lasting results are what you can expect using a holistic approach to care for your skin. Discover how Dr.Hauschka Skin Care restores health and vitality, unveiling your radiant complexion within! Each participant will receive a FREE Dr Hauschka face care kit valued at $25.00.
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08Dr. Hauschka’s Radiant Skin Care Class
Wednesday, May 8th, 2013, 6:30-7:30pm
Cost: FREE
A FREE hands-on class with Dr. Hauschka face care products. We will go through the proper steps for cleansing, using the “press and roll” technique, toning and moisturizing appropriate for your skin type. All participants get a FREE Dr. Huaschka face care kit valued at $25. Class size is limited and expected to fill quickly. Please call 728-0543 to register.
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08Dr. Hauschka Skin Care Sale
Wednesday, May 8th, 2013
Cost: FREE
Our annual Mother’s Day Dr. Hauschka Sale is one of our biggest events of the year. This is your chance to stock up on your favorite Dr. Hauschka organic face care products, or to treat yourself to something delightful that you have never tried before—or both! Give us a call before the sale to put an order together just for you: 406.728.0543. *Sale does not apply to body care or makeup products.
Give us a call to sign up for our free Radiant Skin Care Class, or a free Personalized Face Care Consultation 406-728-0543.
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04Celebrate HerbDay!
Saturday, May 4th, 2013
Cost: FREE
The eighth annual HerbDay will take place Saturday, May 4, 2013. HerbDay is an international celebration of herbs and herbal products that are packed with events aimed at educating and sharing ideas about the many ways herbs bring joy and well-being into our daily lives.
Consider stopping by the Meadowsweet herb gardens (across from Bernice’s Bakery) for a self guided tour. The garden is in its second year and we are so excited to see all of the perenials from last year, as well as several self seeding annuals already going strong! We have four gardens, including herbs for the nervous system, digestive system, skin and immune system. Herbs you will see include lomatium, feverfew, fireweed, Oregon grape root, self heal, lavender, wood betony, valerian, rose, calendula, California poppy, echinacea, soapwort and many more.
Also, check out our new herb garden going in on the east side of Meadowsweet Herbs. Our second year Herbal Foundations students have teamed up with the City of Missoula to create and amazing sensory herb garden. Come feast your eyes, smell, listen, taste and enjoy this valuable new addition to our city park system. The garden will include culinary herbs that will be shared with the Missoula Food Bank. I can’t think of a better way to celebrate HerbDay!
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20Nature’s Medicine Chest
Saturday, April 20th, 2013, 10am-5pm
Cost: $60
Nature’s Medicine Chest is all around us! Did you know that approximately 50% of all plants in a given area have medicinal properties? Join herbalist Michael Pilarski to learn about foraging for nature’s gifts in neighborhoods and the wilds. Medicinal plants abound in the landscape. They include weeds, ornamentals, herbs, trees, wildflowers, native and non-native plants. We will cover many native medicinals as well as weeds and common non-natives. Lear how can each of them be harvested sustainably. Michael will discuss practical matters such as tools of the trade, cautions, timing of harvest, processing and drying herbs. Ethics and a respectful relationship with the plants is also a part of the conversation. Part of the day will be on walkabout to view local flora and discuss their medicinal properties.
Michael Pilarski is a wildcrafter, herb farmer and a permaculture educator. He started Friends of the Trees Society since 1978 and has organized the Northwest Herbal Fair since 1995. His current botanicals catalog offers fresh and dry herbs from 114 species. Michale has been promoting grass-roots herbalism and sustainable wildcrafting for many years.
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16Aromatherapy for the Skin
Tuesday, April 16th, 2013, 7-8pm
Cost: FREE
Join esthetician Anna Tenenbaum as she discusses using essential oils fro the skin. Which oils nourish and support the skin? Which oils reduce fine wrinkles and help your skin age gracefully? Which oils should you avoid putting on the skin? This class is FREE and open to the public. Please register early as class space is limited: 406-728-0543.
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10Green Pharmacy Series
Wednesday, April 10th, 2013, 6:30-8:30pm
Cost: 20 per class or $70 for the entire series. Bring home an herbal product from each class for an additional $6
Herbal Infusions, Decoctions & Syrups
Making your own herbal remedies is easier than you think. Many useful herbs can easily be grown in your own garden or purchased locally. Join herbalist John Goicovich as he covers the basics such as harvesting, drying, and storing your herbs, as well as suggested supplies. We will discuss infusions, decoctions and syrups.
What you will learn in this class: A basic understanding of how to select, prepare, and store herbs, as well as the finer points of the different ways to make teas and decoctions. We will make an herbal syrup in class.
Wednesday April 10, 6:30 - 8:30, Cost: $20, bring home a syrup for an extra $6Herbal Extracts & Tinctures: Macerations
Learn how to make your own herbal macerations in your own kitchen. Herbalist John Goicovich will discuss supplies, equipment, and different procedures for making herbal tinctures.
What you will learn in this class: How to set up your own basic kitchen apothecary. You will learn about tincture preparations including macerations. We will do a maceration together in class. Take home an herbal tincture for an extra $6.
Wednesday April 17, 6:30 - 8:30, Cost: $20, bring home a tincture for an extra $6Herbal Extracts & Tinctures: Percolations
Learn how to make your own herbal percolations in your own kitchen. Herbalist John Goicovich will discuss supplies, equipment, and different procedures for making herbal tinctures.
What you will learn in this class: How to set up your own basic kitchen apothecary. You will learn about tincture preparations sincluding percolations. We will do a percolation together in class. Take home an herbal tincture for an extra $6.
Wednesday April 24, 6:30 - 8:30, Cost: $20, bring home a tincture for an extra $6Herbal Oils & Salves
Learn how to make an herb infused oil to be used for massage or for healing the skin and muscular skeletal system. Herbalist Elaine Sheff will also demonstrate how to make an herbal oil into a salve. She will discuss recipes for a general skin healing salve, as well as sore muscles, and an antifungal salve., as well as how to add essential oils to an oil or salve.
What you will learn in this class: How to make an herbal oil and how to turn that oil into a salve if desired. Learn how to formulate different recipes based on healing the skin or musculoskeletal system.
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06Herbalscaping with Medicinal Plants
Saturday, April 6th, 2013, 10am-5pm
Cost: $60
Explore permaculture and landscaping using medicinal plants.
Herbalscaping is landscaping with medicinal plants. Join herbalist Michael Pilarski to learn how to make your yard medicinal and beautiful! Michael will discuss where to site and how to plant and grow many medicinal herbs. Students are encouraged to ask for specifics if they have particular herbs they want to know about. We will look at this topic from a permaculture perspective. We will apply the permaculture zones methodology in regards to wildcrafting and herb production. This class includes a walk in the neighborhood looking for examples and design ideas.
Michael Pilarski is a wildcrafter, herb farmer and a permaculture educator. He started Friends of the Trees Society since 1978 and has organized the Northwest Herbal Fair since 1995. His current botanicals catalog offers fresh and dry herbs from 114 species. Michale has been promoting grass-roots herbalism and sustainable wildcrafting for many years.
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28Introduction to Nourishing Traditions
Thursday, March 28th, 2013, 7-8:30pm
Cost: $5
Confused by the latest "healthy" diet? High-carb or low-carb? High-fat or low-fat? Meat or soy? Blood-type? Nourishing Traditions is "The Cookbook that Challenges Politically Correct Nutrition and the Diet Dictocrats." This class will be an overview of the philosophy behind a nutrient-dense, traditional foods diets that incorporates traditional fats and oils (including butter and coconut oil); dangers of vegetarianism; problems with modern soy foods; proper preparation of whole grain products; fermentation and more. A diet based on the research of Dr. Weston A. Price a 20th century dentist and nutritional anthropologist. Kristen Lee-Charlson is a local chapter leader of the Weston A. Price Foundation who works to promote the teachings of Dr. Price.
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16Herbs for Respiratory Health
Saturday, February 16th, 2013, 11am-4pm
Cost: $50
Join herbalist Elizabeth Sidebottom to discuss remedies for supporting your respiratory system. We’ll talk about cold and flu, sinus infections, sore throat, coughs, bronchitis, allergies and upper and lower respiratory infections. You’ll get LOTS of recipes to take home and try.
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26Herbal Foundations ROOT Program
Saturday, January 26th, 2013, 4th Saturday of every month, January 26 - August 24, 9am-4pm
Cost: $525 if registered by if registered before November 1, 2012. $575* if registered November 2, 2012 or after.
New and expanded Herbal Foundations Program: add to your herbal knowledge!
You asked for it and here it is: our new and expanded Herbal Foundations program! We are excited to announce that we have added two new sections to our original Herbal Foundations program, tripling the hours and vastly expanding the content. The original program, now our first section, is called SEED and can be taken as a nine-month series or a four-month intensive. The second section of the program, ROOT, is another nine-month program that begins in January 2013. The third section, FLOWER, is a nine-month program that will be offered the end of 2013.The Inspiration
Make a deeper connection to the earth. Discover the healing properties of medicinal plants – a special and unique part of our world. Herbal Foundations is an in-depth, three-part herbal studies program. Come on a journey with us and experience an intimate connection with healing herbs native to the Northern Rocky Mountains. We will study medicinal plants easily grown in our northern climate as well as some special exotics. Learn how to grow herbs and how essential oils are made. Explore using herbs for different body systems. Learn the art and science of medicine making. Learn about herbal first aid and discover the unique health concerns of special populations such as elders, children and pregnant women. Discover how to respectfully harvest wild plants. Students will foster a life long relationship with herbs as we explore the healing power of plants and the study of herbal medicine.The ROOT Program
Aromatherapy II and Aromatherapy III, Herbal First Aid, Holistic Nutrition, Special Considerations: Elders, Children, Pregnancy and Breastfeeding, Advanced Materia Medica, Student Research Project, Gardening: planning and growing an herb garden, Advanced Medicine Making: suppositories, oxymels, pills, percolations, macerationsStudents will complete Herbal Foundations ROOT Program with a deeper understanding of holistic healing focusing on medicinal plants. They will learn to research independently, and acquire specific tools for treating individuals with extenuating health circumstances. Students will delve into a deeper understanding of aromatherapy and growing medicinal plants. This section includes detailed instruction on holistic nutrition, a foundation for health in a natural healing paradigm. Students will receive a certificate upon completion of the course.
Prerequisites: Student needs to have completed the SEED program or a similar course to be admitted into the ROOT program.
Dates & Times: Class happens the 4th Saturday of every month from 9am-4pm, 2013. Dates are January 26, February 23, March 23, April 27, May 18 (different weekend due to Memorial Day), June 22, July 27, August 24, 2013.
Cost: $525 if registered by if registered before November 1, 2012. $575* if registered November 2, 2012 or after. Includes nine months of classes with 48 hours of instruction. Contact us for payment options. *Includes some herbal supplies
To Register:
- Call us at 406-728-0543
- Email us at: classes@herbsmt.com
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12Herbal Foundations SEED Program
Saturday, January 12th, 2013, 2nd Saturday of every month from 9am-4pm, January - September 2013
Cost: $650. $50 extra for continuing education for nurses and chiropractors.
Herbal Foundations: The SEED Program (The original Herbal Foundations program)
An In-depth Program in Herbal Medicine
The Inspiration
Make a deeper connection to the earth. Discover the healing properties of medicinal plants – a special and unique part of our world. Herbal Foundations is an in-depth, three-part herbal studies program. Come on a journey with us and experience an intimate connection with healing herbs native to the Northern Rocky Mountains. We will study medicinal plants easily grown in our northern climate as well as some special exotics. Learn how to grow herbs and how essential oils are made. Explore using herbs for different body systems. Learn the art and science of medicine making. Students will foster a life long relationship with herbs as we explore the healing power of plants and the study of herbal medicine. Look for our additional programs to continue to deepen your herbal knowledge: The Herbal Foundations ROOT and FLOWER Programs.The SEED Program (The original Herbal Foundations program)
Herbs for Body Systems: Respiratory System, Cardiovascular System, Nervous System, Reproductive System, Kidneys and Bladder, Liver and Digestive System, Skin, Muscular Skeletal System, Lymphatic System, Immune SystemMedicine Making: Medicine making tools, Herb drying and processing, Capsule making, Tinctures, Cough syrups, Salves, Herbal oils, Teas, Decoctions, Poultices, Liniments, Hydrotherapy
Field Trips: Wildcrafting, Montgomery Distillery
Other Classes: Wildcrafting Ethics, Introduction to Aromatherapy
Students will complete Herbal Foundations with a full natural medicine chest created with their own hands, as well as a certificate upon completion of the course.
The SEED program now offers continuing education for both nurses and chiropractors. Montana Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation, approved herbal Foundations continuing nursing education activity. The Montana Board of Chiropractors has also approved herbal Foundations.
Dates & Times: Class happens the 2nd Saturday of every month from 9am-4pm, 2013. Dates are January 12, February 9, March 9, April 13, May 11, June 8, July 13, August 10 and September 14.
Cost: $595* if registered before November 1, 2012. $650* if registered November 2, 2012 or after. Includes nine months of classes with 51 hours of instruction. Contact us for payment options. Includes some herbal supplies. $50 extra for continuing education for nurses and chiropractors.
To Register:
- Call us at 406-728-0543
- Email us at: classes@herbsmt.com
What Students Are Saying:
Thank you so much for the great information you provided - your presentation of the material was entertaining and professional and I appreciate your approachability. Your store, course and philosophies are a real gift to our community. --S.Richardson
Thank you so much for sharing your amazing knowledge and time with so many people. You have been such an inspiration to me, and I don't think I would have had the resources or info I needed to begin this journey without your help! --Kristin
Thank you so much for this amazing opportunity, Elaine! I have thoroughly enjoyed the class and look forward to more in the future! --K.W.
Thank you for the AMAZING class this summer! --P.P.
You are such a "natural," teacher and so WISE! Loved your class.--S.S.
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16Herbal Foundations SEED Program Summer Intensive
Wednesday, May 16th, 2012, 1-4pm
Cost: $595* if registered before April 1, 2012. $650* if registered April 1 or after. CUE's are and extra $50.
Herbal Foundations: The SEED Program (The original Herbal Foundations program)
Wednesdays May 16 - September 5, 2012
1-4pm
An In-depth Program in Herbal Medicine
The Inspiration
Make a deeper connection to the earth. Discover the healing properties of medicinal plants – a special and unique part of our world. Herbal Foundations is an in-depth, three-part herbal studies program. Come on a journey with us and experience an intimate connection with healing herbs native to the Northern Rocky Mountains. We will study medicinal plants easily grown in our northern climate as well as some special exotics. Learn how to grow herbs and how essential oils are made. Explore using herbs for different body systems. Learn the art and science of medicine making. Students will foster a life long relationship with herbs as we explore the healing power of plants and the study of herbal medicine.The SEED Program (The original Herbal Foundations program)
Herbs for Body Systems: Respiratory System, Cardiovascular System, Nervous System, Reproductive System, Kidneys and Bladder, Liver and Digestive System, Skin, Muscular Skeletal System, Lymphatic System, Immune SystemMedicine Making: Medicine making tools, Herb drying and processing, Capsule making, Tinctures, Cough syrups, Salves, Herbal oils, Teas, Decoctions, Poultices, Liniments, Hydrotherapy
Field Trips: Wildcrafting, Rocky Mountain Lavender
Other Classes: Wildcrafting Ethics, Introduction to Aromatherapy
Students will complete Herbal Foundations with a full natural medicine chest created with their own hands, as well as a certificate upon completion of the course.
The SEED program now offers continuing education for both nurses and chiropractors. Montana Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation, approved herbal Foundations continuing nursing education activity. The Montana Board of Chiropractors has also approved herbal Foundations.
Cost: $595* if registered before April 1, 2012. $650* if registered April 1 or after. CUE's are and extra $50. Includes over 50 hours of classes. Contact us for payment options. *Includes some herbal supplies.
To Register:
- Call us at 406-728-0543
- Email us at: classes@herbsmt.com
What Students Are Saying:
Thank you so much for the great information you provided - your presentation of the material was entertaining and professional and I appreciate your approachability. Your store, course and philosophies are a real gift to our community. --S.Richardson
Thank you so much for this amazing opportunity, Elaine! I have thoroughly enjoyed the class and look forward to more in the future! --K.W.
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21Herbal Foundations SEED Program
Saturday, January 21st, 2012, 9am-4pm
Cost: $650 or $700 if applying for CEU's
Herbal Foundations: The SEED Program (The original Herbal Foundations program)
An In-depth Program in Herbal Medicine
The Inspiration
Make a deeper connection to the earth. Discover the healing properties of medicinal plants – a special and unique part of our world. Herbal Foundations is an in-depth, three-part herbal studies program. Come on a journey with us and experience an intimate connection with healing herbs native to the Northern Rocky Mountains. We will study medicinal plants easily grown in our northern climate as well as some special exotics. Learn how to grow herbs and how essential oils are made. Explore using herbs for different body systems. Learn the art and science of medicine making. Students will foster a life long relationship with herbs as we explore the healing power of plants and the study of herbal medicine.The SEED Program (The original Herbal Foundations program)
Herbs for Body Systems: Respiratory System, Cardiovascular System, Nervous System, Reproductive System, Kidneys and Bladder, Liver and Digestive System, Skin, Muscular Skeletal System, Lymphatic System, Immune SystemMedicine Making: Medicine making tools, Herb drying and processing, Capsule making, Tinctures, Cough syrups, Salves, Herbal oils, Teas, Decoctions, Poultices, Liniments, Hydrotherapy
Field Trips: Wildcrafting, Rocky Mountain Lavender
Other Classes: Wildcrafting Ethics, Introduction to Aromatherapy
Students will complete Herbal Foundations with a full natural medicine chest created with their own hands, as well as a certificate upon completion of the course.
The SEED program now offers continuing education for both nurses and chiropractors. Montana Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation, approved herbal Foundations continuing nursing education activity. The Montana Board of Chiropractors has also approved herbal Foundations.
Dates & Times: Class happens the 3rd Saturday of every month from 9am-4pm, 2012. Dates are January 21, February 18, March 17, April 21, May 19, June 16, July 21, August 18 and September 15.
Cost: $595* if registered before November 1, 2011. $650* if registered November 2, 2011 or after.$700 for students applying for nursing or chiropractic CEU's. Includes nine months of classes with 51 hours of instruction. Contact us for payment options. *Includes some herbal supplies
To Register:
- Call us at 406-728-0543
- Email us at: classes@herbsmt.com
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17HERBAL FOUNDATIONS in Bozeman
Saturday, September 17th, 2011, Saturdays & Sundays 9-4
Cost: $595 before September 1, $650 after that
Herbal Foundations Program in Bozeman!
Have you been wanting to take our in-depth program in herbal medicine but just can’t make it to Missoula? Well, this fall we will be offering Herbal Foundations in Bozeman, MT!
Discover the healing properties of medicinal plants – a special and unique part of our world. Herbal Foundations is an in-depth herbal studies program for the serious herb student.
New this Year: CEU’s for nurses and chiropractors!
This activity has been submitted to Montana Nurses Association for approval to award contact hours. Montana Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.Discover…
• How to grow herbs
• How to make essential oils
• The healing properties of essential oils
• The use of herbs for different body systems
• The art and science of medicine making
• The respectful harvesting of wild plantsThe Details
DATES: Saturdays and Sundays
September 17-18
October 15-16
November 19-20
December 17-18TIME: 9 am – 4 pm
LOCATION: Will vary depending on the class
COST: $650*
Includes more than 50 hours of instruction. Contact us for payment options. *Includes some herbal supplies.The Program
HERBS FOR THE BODY SYSTEMS: Respiratory System, Cardiovascular System, Nervous System, Reproductive System, Kidneys & Bladder, Liver & Digestive System, Skin, Muscular Skeletal System, Lymphatic System, Immune SystemMEDICINE MAKING: Herb drying & processing, Herbal formulating, Capsule making, Tinctures, Cough syrups, Salves, Herbal oils, Teas, Poultices, Liniments, Hydrotherapy
ALSO: Wildcrafting Ethics, Intro to Aromatherapy, and Herbs for Children
Students will complete Herbal Foundations with a full natural medicine chest created by their own hands, as well as receiving a certificate on completion of the course.
To Register
Email us at elaine@herbsmt.com or call 406-728-0543
