Become a biblically sound, clinically confident, community-centered herbalist in just 12 months.
You’ve studied herbs, read the books, followed herbalist online….but when it comes time to actually serve – to sit with someone, understand what’s going on, and create a custom plan- you feel lost.
You were never taught how to practice herbalism – just how to memorize herbs.
That ends here.
And when we look at the plants themselves, the difference makes sense. Western culture grew out of a shorter seasons and cooler climates, which shaped the kinds of herb they depend on – peppermint, yarrow, chamomile, nettle. Their needs were different, their environment was different and their healing reflected that.
African herbalism came from heat, sun, drought, abundance, and struggle, and the plants reflected that too – hibiscus, moringa, African wormwood, baobab, kinkeliba. The Creator designed plants to meet the needs of the people and the land they lived in.
