I am enrolled in Vintage Remedies. Doing the Family herbalist course right now and then will continue with the master herbalist. I really like what I have seen so far.
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True Blue Farmgirl
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Rachel
Clayton
GA
USA
858 Posts
Posted - Mar 05 2013 : 3:40:37 PM
Dr. Christopher's herb school is good, reputable and Susun Weed has distance courses you can take (and she has a payment plan). If you don't need a certificate, Learning Herbs if FANTASTIC for herbal education, it's very inexpensive (8.95/month or 97/year) but you won't get a certificate.
Rachel Farmgirl Sister #2753
True enlightenment is nothing but the nature of one's own self being fully realised-- His Holiness the Dali Lama
Thanks for the info. I have found that the herbs are much more effective than drugs for my illness. I might as well become educated and have the knowledge it takes to treat myself.
I studied with David Hoffmann several years ago. You can find many of his most important articles here: http://www.herbcraft.org/hoffmann.html and of course there are all his wonderful books. I don't know if he is still doing workshops, but it would be well worth your while to hunt them down, or at least contact David to seek his advice about what course of study would be best for you. Good luck!
I am currently enrolled in Aviva's course in a study group cheaper that way. I met here and Susun Weed this spring and they are both awesome. I have also studied under Kathy Keville and she is good too...All three ladies have AWESOME books... http://herbalmedicineforwomen.com/
Best herbal online school that won't break the ban
Posted - Mar 04 2013 : 7:32:09 PM
