Herbs for Stress: Nervous System Resiliency with Botanical Treatments

Re-claim calm in the face of change and the complexity of modern living. 

Learn how herbal allies can provide a plethora of nutrients and medicine to restore and strengthen our nervous systems.   This class is designed to give you practical tools to use to reduce the symptoms of stress and anxiety; fear, panic attacks, racing heart, insomnia, depression and the “limbo” feeling that sometimes accompanies stress and anxiety. You will be introduced to plants that provide relief and sometimes clarification on how stress and anxiety are affecting you physically, emotionally and even spiritually. Nature and simple daily practices of self care are part of the discussion and will leave you with tools to integrate into your life immediately.

What you will learn:

• Students will gain an understanding of the basic physiology of the nervous system as well as how to work with nervine herbs for acute situations of stress,  anxiety, trauma and sleep struggles.
• Discussion includes herbal remedies known to re-set your awareness of the parasympathetic (rest and digest) state of being.
• Simple somatic practices for building resilence in the face of change.
• Using the narrative of the 6 steps of healing, learn how to choose remedies for acute vs chronic situations

No previous experience with plants necessary; this class is appropriate for beginner to advanced herbal students.

Must register by Jan 16th

January 21, 2024 1pm-4pm online in zoom 

$75-100 scholarships are available! 

Taught by Erin Vanhee

Erin Vanhee is a practicing herbalist, medicine maker and herb teacher with over two decades in the herbal community. Erin has enriched hundreds of students lives through plant medicine and somatic herbalism with one goal: connecting you with plants and in the process; yourself.

Erin lives on Trillium Ridge, an off grid forest farm where she teaches about plants, makes medicine and talks to the resident owls. She is the founder and primary instructor at Trillium School of Herbal Medicine.