Last Chance for Family Herbalist Course

Family Herbalist Course

Classes start Aug 16th

Herba Remedium Family Herbalist Program Specifics 

Program Overview 

Classes will be held:

3rd Saturday of every Month. In my home in Bellevue, NE or Live via Zoom

Learn how to confidently care for your own and your family’s health using herbs. This program empowers you to: 

  • Use herbs for everyday ailments instead of frequent doctor visits 
  • Know when to turn to conventional care 
  • Support long-term health and help prevent chronic conditions 

You’ll be guided through a systematic herbal education that includes practical, hands-on learning and curated resources to deepen your understanding from multiple herbalist perspectives. 

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Monthly Structure 

  • 3 hours per month of live instruction 
  • 75% classroom learning 
  • 25% hands-on “herb lab” time (making products, herb walks, etc.) 
  • Choose how you attend: 
  • In-person 
  • Live via Zoom 
  • Watch recorded classes at your own pace 
  • Supplemental Learning Resources: 
  • Topic-aligned handouts from Naomi Kilbreth to accompany her podcast episodes 
  • Guides to help you build your personal Knowledge of herbs 
  • Curated recommendations for optional deeper study  

All classes are recorded and downloadable for lifetime access. 

Syllabus (Subject to Change) 

August: Intro to Herbalism, Energetics | Herb Walk 
September: Root Causes, Sleep |  Elderberry Syrup & Herbal Honeys 
October: Food as Medicine, Immunity | Cold/Flu Make & Takes 
November: Viral Support | Tincture Making 
December: Nutritional Herbs | Hands-on Infusions, Hi-C Teas, Herbal Oils  
January: Herbal First Aid | Hands-on Salves, Poultices, Compresses 
February: Pain & Inflammation |  Essential Oil Safety with formula’s to make 
March: Kids’ Health |  Kids’ Make & Take (Bring the kids!) 
April: Digestion |  Herb Walk or Tea/Formula Making 
May: Liver, Skin, Allergies |  Herbal Formulas or Garden Walk 
June: Nervous System, Adaptogens | Hands-on Nervous System Formulas 
July: Reproductive Health – Men and Women | Mini Materia Medica Review for Cardiovascular, Lymphatic and Urinary system – no hands on. 

Additional Benefits 

  • Access to wholesale herbs (50% off Retail) 
  • Free herbs from my yard/garden if local 
  • 1 per month 15-min personal text health requests 
  • 50% off full consultations for your health concerns 
  • Live Q&A sessions and unlimited classroom chat access 
  • Learn the clinical herbalist’s approach to interviewing and casework 

Certification Option 

Want a certificate? Just complete: 

  • Assigned reading/videos 
  • Homework & short quizzes 
  • Hands-on projects (verified via photos or class attendance) 

A certificate with logged hours is ideal for aspiring clinical herbalists. Participation in coursework is optional if you’re not pursuing a certificate. 

Program Pricing 

  • $60/month 
  • One-time materials fee: 
  • $100 local / $150 shipped (optional for out-of-state students) 
  • Pay in full discounts: 
  • $648 (10% off) use coupon: PayInFull

Refer a friend who joins and stays, and your final class is ½ off (or refunded if prepaid). 

Participation Options 

  • In-Person: Connect with like-minded women & experience hands-on learning 
  • Live via Zoom: Ask questions in real time & stay accountable 
  • Watch Later: Flexible recordings with the option to get make-at-home kits
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