How to Use (and Choose) Spring Lymphatic Herbs
A live Zoom class on April 18 from 6:00-7:00pm eastern
Enrollment for "How to Use (and Choose) Spring Lymphatic Herbs" closes soon! It's FREE, but register now to reserve your spot.
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The Free Monthly Webinar Series
from Eclectic School of Herbal Medicine
April 18 from 6:00-7:00pm eastern via Zoom
We're stoked to share our newest project with you: the ESHM Free Monthly Webinar Series! Led by Mel Kasting and Thomas Easley, and featuring occasional special guest appearances from the herbal world, this series will be both enriching and engaging. And fun, don't forget about fun. :)
Each month will either concentrate on practical skill development for clinical students/practitioners, or it will provide opportunities to engage directly with experienced clinical herbalists through Q&A sessions.
We're stoked to share our newest project with you: the ESHM Free Monthly Webinar Series! Led by Mel Kasting and Thomas Easley, and featuring occasional special guest appearances from the herbal world, this series will be both enriching and engaging. And fun, don't forget about fun. :)
Each month will either concentrate on practical skill development for clinical students/practitioners, or it will provide opportunities to engage directly with experienced clinical herbalists through Q&A sessions.
How to Use (and Choose) Spring Lymphatic Herbs
April's Free Webinar
Join Mel, our clinical director, for an engaging webinar about spring herbs for lymphatic system support.
We'll focus on the healing qualities of four herbs blooming in most parts of the country right now: violet, chickweed, cleavers, and ground ivy.
We'll also discuss the specific tissue states they benefit, which will help participants understand how to choose the right herb at the right time for the right problem.
We'll focus on the healing qualities of four herbs blooming in most parts of the country right now: violet, chickweed, cleavers, and ground ivy.
We'll also discuss the specific tissue states they benefit, which will help participants understand how to choose the right herb at the right time for the right problem.
What You'll Learn
in the Spring Lymphatic Herbs class
In class, you'll learn the skills needed to confidently choose which of these herbs align best with your body's current needs, guided by the unique characteristics of each plant.
We'll cover the ins and outs of using these herbs to effectively address typical springtime ailments in a practical way. Whether you're new to herbalism or looking to expand your knowledge, this webinar is designed with all levels of experience in mind, and we hope that you'll join us!
We'll cover the ins and outs of using these herbs to effectively address typical springtime ailments in a practical way. Whether you're new to herbalism or looking to expand your knowledge, this webinar is designed with all levels of experience in mind, and we hope that you'll join us!
FAQ
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When is class?
Class is happening on on April 18 from 6:00-7:00pm eastern. We'll meet on Zoom - a link will be sent out just ahead of class time.
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Will a replay be available if I can't make it?
Yes! Class will be recorded and uploaded to your online classroom.
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Is this class really free?
Yes! We want to make clinical skillbuilding more accessible.
Your Instructor
Mel Kasting, RH (AHG)
Mel is a practicing clinical herbalist, educator, poet, and emergent facilitator. As Clinical Program Director and Free Clinic Manager, she helps clients to get the support they need while guiding students through the rigorous process of preparing for and participating in active clinicals.
Mel’s passion lies in both serving clients and empowering students to develop the essential relational health and clinical skills required to excel as herbal practitioners. Through her clinic work, art and class facilitation, she explores the intersections of herbalism, botany, society, and somatic experiencing to support plant-centered botanical medicine and celebrate the teeming diversity life has to offer.
In her private practice, she blends traditional western herbalism and clinical nutrition with somatic herbal practices. She recognizes the significance of addressing personal and societal traumas as an integral part of the healing journey. This profound understanding shapes her approach, as she guides individuals toward greater well-being and helps them navigate the complexities of their own healing processes.
Mel’s passion lies in both serving clients and empowering students to develop the essential relational health and clinical skills required to excel as herbal practitioners. Through her clinic work, art and class facilitation, she explores the intersections of herbalism, botany, society, and somatic experiencing to support plant-centered botanical medicine and celebrate the teeming diversity life has to offer.
In her private practice, she blends traditional western herbalism and clinical nutrition with somatic herbal practices. She recognizes the significance of addressing personal and societal traumas as an integral part of the healing journey. This profound understanding shapes her approach, as she guides individuals toward greater well-being and helps them navigate the complexities of their own healing processes.