Bioregional Herbal Studies in the Crossroads of the Southwest
Join Dara Saville and other local herbalists for courses designed to bring natural wellness and plant medicine knowledge back to the people. Learn about the properties of plants and how to prepare herbal remedies through lectures, field trips, and hands-on activities. Make custom herbal body products, prepare your own wild foods, and delve into flower essences. Explore New Mexico landscapes and take part in active riparian restoration work and replanting native medicinal plants in the wild. Classes range from one-day specialty topics to multi-week series or 12 month advanced study programs that will take you deeper into the world of plant medicine.
Albuquerque Herbalism’s Fall 2019 & Winter 2020 Classes:
- Advanced Herbalist Group: new session begins in October
- Herbalism Series 1: begins October 8
- Western Herbal Energetics and Constitutions: Plants as Allies of Resilience: October 19
- Body Bliss: Herbal Gift Making Workshop: December 6-7
- Ecological Herbalism Series: begins Monday January 27
- Herbs for Cold and Flu Season: Tuesday February 4
- Herbalism Series 2: begins Tuesday February 11
- Hydrosols and Distillates: Saturday March 21
- Special Event: Spring Equinox Yoga in the Bosque with the Yerba Mansa Project: Saturday March 21
- See our additional free community herbalism classes and events
While many of our classes take place at The Source, some are offered at other locations. ~ Please see class descriptions for the location of your class.
Coming in Spring 2020:
Natural Strategies for Chronic Inflammation and Auto-Immunity, Herbalism Series 1, Wild Herbs of New Mexico, Edible and Medicinal Weeds, Edible and Medicinal Mushrooms, and more…
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Dedication ~ The ongoing work of Albuquerque Herbalism is dedicated to the loving memory of Bert Norgorden. Bert’s love of plants, both as subjects of scientific research and as beings of exceptional beauty, made him one of the Albuquerque area’s most accomplished herbalists. His powerful plant medicine, his inspiring teachings, and his alluring plant portraits will be forever missed.
