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All workshops listed below are CPD accepted - "Continuing Professional Development" hours awarded
to Professional Members of OHA.
OHA EVENTS
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OHA MEMBERS EVENTS
SUN FEB 5: Richters Herbs free lecture: PLANT SPIRIT MEDICINE, with Registered Herbalist and Plant Spirit Medicine Healer, Monika Ghent; 2-3pm.
For years, plants and humans have been in contact with one another. Plants have always given us offerings for food and medicine. Come and discover the world of plant energy medicine. Monika will talk about how we can learn directly from the plants, harnessing their effects and healing properties. Richters Herbs: 357 Highway 47, Goodwood, ON, Tel. 1.905.640.6677, http://www.richters.com/
Living Earth School of Herbalism: Herbal Field Studies Introductory Class is now online!
This class is the prerequisite for Herbal Field Studies - a series of seven full-day outdoor workshops running monthly from April to October. The Introductory Class establishes the theoretical foundation for the field workshops and provides an excellent overview of wild plant identification and ethical wild-harvesting. It is useful to any herbal student or herb enthusiast who wants to develop a more intimate knowledge of wild herbs. There is no prerequisite necessary to take this class and it is open to anyone with an interest in wild herb identification whether or not you continue on with the field workshops. Cost: $65.00.
For more information or to register, please go to http://www.livingearthschool.ca/h-generalcourses.htm.
ONGOING:
Pick-Your-Own Herbs: From time to time throughout the season, there is an excess of herbs for harvesting. For details of the herbs and their readiness, check www3.sympatico.ca/elliotsone
The Living Centre – Medicinal Herb Walks:
http://www.thelivingcentre.com/cms/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=60&Itemid=115
Forest Garden Walk – Wild Edibles:
http://www.thelivingcentre.com/cms/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=61&Itemid=116
Living Earth School of Herbalism Online is Live!
The Living Earth School of Herbalism is now offering courses online. We are accepting registrations for Healing With Herbs, the first of our online courses.
Living Earth School of Herbalism provides quality education in Western herbalism and related subjects for those who wish to pursue a career as a professional herbalist or who want to learn about herbs and herbal medicine for their own general interest.
To learn more about the school and to see our course offerings, please visit the Living Earth website. Also, like our facebook page so you can be informed as courses become avilable.
This class is the prerequisite for Herbal Field Studies - a series of seven full-day outdoor workshops running monthly from April to October. The Introductory Class establishes the theoretical foundation for the field workshops and provides an excellent overview of wild plant identification and ethical wild-harvesting. It is useful to any herbal student or herb enthusiast who wants to develop a more intimate knowledge of wild herbs. There is no prerequisite necessary to take this class and it is open to anyone with an interest in wild herb identification whether or not you continue on with the field workshops. Cost: $65.00.
For more information or to register, please go to http://www.livingearthschool.ca/h-generalcourses.htm.
NON OHA RELATED EVENTS
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The material contained on this web site is intended for educational purposes only and no responsibility is assumed for misadventure resulting from the misuse of botanical preparations. If you have a health problem, you should consult a qualified medical doctor for diagnosis. Herbal treatment should be undertaken only with the advice of a qualified herbal practitioner. Self medication may be dangerous or ineffective.
General membership in the Ontario Herbalists Association is open to any herbal enthusiast, and does not imply any fitness to practise herbal medicine. The OHA only supports those members who have met or exceeded the requirements for professional membership, who have been approved, and whose membership is in good standing.
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