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Plant Medicine VII: The Nervines

Learn all about the nervines! These are some of the most important plants in modern herbalism because there is such great need to help heal our nervous systems. In this course we will cover a systematic review of the Nervine plant medicines, from Skullcap, Blue Vervain, Wild Oat, Betony and Linden to Parrots Beak, Mimosa, Passionflower and Anemone… 

 

We will compare the relative energetics and properties of 30+ nervine herbs, with detailed training in how and when to use each one. Each plant will be discussed in detail with visual aids to help with botanical identification, cultivation, ethical wildcrafting, medicine making and therapeutic uses. Each plant will be recognized for its chemistry and its spirit, with an emphasis on forming healing relationships between people and plants. 

 

 

Dates: Thursdays September 8, 15, 22, and 29.

Time: 6 - 9 pm PST

Location: Online via Zoom. Links to meetings will be emailed before each class.

Cost:  $120

 

Students will have a chance to buy a packet of tinctures to use in this class. This must be purchased before 8/25/22. See pdf for details.

 

Recommended reading

Medicinal Plants of the Pacific West, Michael Moore

Plants of the Pacific Northwest, Pojar and MacKinnon

Pacific Northwest Medicinal Plants, Scott Kloos

 

Media policy: Live Online classes are… live! Active participation is expected and part of what makes live classes special. We are engaging with one another and there are discussions, Q&As, maybe even some singing. You can turn your camera and mic off during lectures, but there will be some times where you will be expected