Calling yourself an herbalist should mean that you have had training in anatomy, physiology, materia medica, holistic views of the body, and more. Training is the key to being able to skillfully help others with plant medicine. 

Now enrolling for a class starting October 2022 in West Virginia! Class spots are limited and will be given to vaccinated folks who take COVID seriously. Masks and social distancing will be a part of the experience. We will keep one another safe.

Limited enrollment offered to ensure each student gets attention and we stay safe in the age of COVID. Contact Lily to reserve your spot.

Class will be held on the second Sunday of each month for 18 months (starting in October 2022). Syllabus here.

Who takes an herb class? Many different kinds of people have been my students. Some are practitioners of some sort: nurses, dentists, MDs, midwives, or massage therapists. Many have never had anatomy or physiology experience and are absolute beginners. All are curious, love nature, and want to help people. The world needs more herbalists. Join us!

Advanced modules (clinical, cultivation, starting an herb business, education, and/or apothecary) can happen in the apprenticeship program after successful completion of this class. 

This class mixes lecture and video with hands-on experience: medicine making, outdoor classes, and field trips.

Class sizes are limited and the class fills up. I do generally create a waitlist. 

A deposit, payment in full, or a payment plan in good standing guarantees your place in the class. 

$1800 tuition is non-refundable. Pay in full or Lily can finance it for you.
Financed payment plans are:
$247.50 for 8 months (10% financing) or $207 for 10 months (15% financing). 

Apprenticeships for advanced clinical, cultivation, education, herb business adminstration, and/or apothecary work exist for students who successfully complete this foundational ("undergrad") course.

Email Lily to enroll or ask questions.