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I will be leading an Ethnobotanical and Native Plant Field Study and teaching two classes: It Hurts to Move, the Herbal and CAM Treatment of Back Pain and Fibromyalgia, as well as Little-Known Medicines of the Southern Forest and Fields.
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Our very own Wendy Warner, MD, ABIHM, IFMCP and Andrew Appello, DACM, MSN, L.Ac., APN, RH(AHG), have just launched their amazing A&P course, available here! They are wonderful teachers and have a depth of knowledge on anatomy and physiology (as well as many other topics), especially as it pertains to clinical practice, that few others can offer. We believe you will find this class not only highly educational but deeply relevant to becoming a clinical herbalist.
David discusses the wonders of Roses with Rosalee on her amazing podcast series. Click here to get the full recipe card.
Learn MoreI will be teaching an on-line class on the Differential Treatment of Depression and Anxiety.
Learn MoreI will be teaching classes on Adaptogens: Herbs for Strength, Stamina and Stress Relief and Little-Known Medicinal Plants of the Southeastern U.S., as well as joining Phyllis D. Light for a Wild Medicine Walk.
Learn MoreIn our program we strive to teach the skills necessary so that each student can accomplish that goal. We focus on differential diagnosis skills, materia medica and therapeutics which are essential to individualize treatment and help patients to not only resolve symptoms, but create constitutional change needed for physical, emotional and spiritual wellness.
Our ProgramsFrom David Winston I learned an impeccable integrity of practice, demanding standards of looking at the whole person, and intimate knowledge of a 300-plant materia medica. Our class, whether on-site or online, has been a community, puzzling together over our triune formulas and case histories. This is an international web of students–from a dozen countries–present in the classroom over our two or three years together. In class, we learned the heart and landscape of David’s unique experience with herbs from Eastern, Native American, Chinese, Ayurvedic, and Middle Eastern herbal traditions. David stands out as a synthesizer and innovator of healing traditions and disciplines, a master teacher in herbal practice, an historian of the Eclectic and Physiomedicalist movements that shaped American herbal practice. As a founding member of the American Herbalist Guild, he helped lay the foundation, standards of practice, and educational mission that supports the growth of herbal practice in the United States.