Useful and interesting links for herbalists
to get where we need to go.
The American Academy for Oral Systemic Health brings together health care leaders and health professionals dedicated to dedicated to supporting oral health and whole body health. Its vision includes improving intigrated healthcare.
American Botanical Council offers herbal news and information.
American Herbalists Guild 'promotes clinical herbalism as a viable profession rooted in ethics, competency, diversity, and freedom of practice'.
Dental Herbalism a dedicated website to our book. And do, please, let us know what you think. Here's a taster of an everyday alternative to a plastic brush and toothpaste.
root brooms for the mouth ... check out these easy to use licorice root toothbrushes
Foraging With the "Wildman" If you haven’t foraged with Steve, then it’s time to do so! Learn about edible and medicinal wild vegetables, herbs, greens, fruits, berries, nuts, seeds, and mushrooms with America's top go-to guy for foraging, naturalist and author "Wildman" Steve Brill.
Looking for an an Ordinary Herbalist, check out Leslie (Leslita) Williams. Leslie's a registered practitioner and educator living outside Atlanta. A skilled clinician, she's also my Round Table teaching pal. Her work? She focuses on "the heritage, science and extra-ordinary magic of herb work".
Heather’s Holistic Healing of Sarasota helps people reach optimal health and wellness through the use of herbs, essential oils, foods, supplements and creative visualization.
Henriette's Herbal, or as she says, "Welcome to the bark side."
HerbRally is a marvelous offering orchestrated by Mason Hutchison to keep pace with events, happenings and herbal education. A truly valuable resource to find out who's teaching what and where.
Herbal Roots Zine is the brainchild of Kristine Brown, RH(AHG) and an amazing resource for children, adults working with children ... and quite honestly adults working with adults! Herbal Roots Zine is a monthly PDF magazine which focuses on one herb and contains many activities ~ stories, crossword puzzles, mazes, crafts, recipes and much more ~ to make learning about herbs fun, through hands-on learning and repetition.
jim mcdonald is an amazingly knowledgeable herbalist, teacher, humorist, plant advocate and bioregionalist. His website is a treasure-trove. Michigan based, he teaches in White Lake and lots of other places too.
Julie Sperling is Canadian mosaic artist based in Kitchener, Ontario. Her work reflects the intersection of art, environment, science, and policy.
Red Sky Apiary is located in the southwest corner of Medina County, Ohio, where - on any day - you're likely to find herbalist jo feterle, her husband and (!) the best raw honey and herbally infused honey this side of the Pacific! If you've never had their lemongrass honey, or indeed their star anise honey ... well, then you just haven't lived (yet!).
Southwest School of Botanical Medicine where we can still, thankfully, find the works, and workings, of Michael Moore
United Plant Savers Protecting native medicinal plants in the US and Canada, UpS is helping to secure a sustainable supply of medicinal plants.
American Botanical Council offers herbal news and information.
American Herbalists Guild 'promotes clinical herbalism as a viable profession rooted in ethics, competency, diversity, and freedom of practice'.
Dental Herbalism a dedicated website to our book. And do, please, let us know what you think. Here's a taster of an everyday alternative to a plastic brush and toothpaste.
root brooms for the mouth ... check out these easy to use licorice root toothbrushes
Foraging With the "Wildman" If you haven’t foraged with Steve, then it’s time to do so! Learn about edible and medicinal wild vegetables, herbs, greens, fruits, berries, nuts, seeds, and mushrooms with America's top go-to guy for foraging, naturalist and author "Wildman" Steve Brill.
Looking for an an Ordinary Herbalist, check out Leslie (Leslita) Williams. Leslie's a registered practitioner and educator living outside Atlanta. A skilled clinician, she's also my Round Table teaching pal. Her work? She focuses on "the heritage, science and extra-ordinary magic of herb work".
Heather’s Holistic Healing of Sarasota helps people reach optimal health and wellness through the use of herbs, essential oils, foods, supplements and creative visualization.
Henriette's Herbal, or as she says, "Welcome to the bark side."
HerbRally is a marvelous offering orchestrated by Mason Hutchison to keep pace with events, happenings and herbal education. A truly valuable resource to find out who's teaching what and where.
Herbal Roots Zine is the brainchild of Kristine Brown, RH(AHG) and an amazing resource for children, adults working with children ... and quite honestly adults working with adults! Herbal Roots Zine is a monthly PDF magazine which focuses on one herb and contains many activities ~ stories, crossword puzzles, mazes, crafts, recipes and much more ~ to make learning about herbs fun, through hands-on learning and repetition.
jim mcdonald is an amazingly knowledgeable herbalist, teacher, humorist, plant advocate and bioregionalist. His website is a treasure-trove. Michigan based, he teaches in White Lake and lots of other places too.
Julie Sperling is Canadian mosaic artist based in Kitchener, Ontario. Her work reflects the intersection of art, environment, science, and policy.
Red Sky Apiary is located in the southwest corner of Medina County, Ohio, where - on any day - you're likely to find herbalist jo feterle, her husband and (!) the best raw honey and herbally infused honey this side of the Pacific! If you've never had their lemongrass honey, or indeed their star anise honey ... well, then you just haven't lived (yet!).
Southwest School of Botanical Medicine where we can still, thankfully, find the works, and workings, of Michael Moore
United Plant Savers Protecting native medicinal plants in the US and Canada, UpS is helping to secure a sustainable supply of medicinal plants.
Looking for quality plants? Herbs and more?
Check out Tennessee Nursery
Check out Tennessee Nursery
The mosaic above is at the entrance to the 9th St Path Station, NYC, NY.