Upcoming Apprenticeship Offerings
2019 programs:
* Beginner Herbal Apprenticeship, Year Long, Sept 2020- June 2021 (now accepting students)
* Intermediate Herbal Apprenticeship, October 2020 - May 2021 (now accepting students)
* Clinical Herbal Apprenticeship, October 2020 - May 2021 (now accepting students)
Continuing Programs
* Maine Herbal Series with Visiting Teachers, October 2019 – June 2020 (half class passes available!)
Beginning Herbal Apprenticeship: September 2020 - June 2021
A wonderful gathering together and commitment to deepening our connection with the plants.
Together we will explore:
* making tinctures, oils, salves, infusions, decoctions and flower essences
* tastes of the plants and actions they impart in the body
* systems of the body and how to strengthen them with plant medicine
* herbal formulation and plant identification
* spiritual relationship with the plants through journeying and dreaming
Our apprenticeship will hold the container for our discoveries.
Classes are held on Wednesdays, one day per month for ten months, from 9:00am to 3:30pm, September 2020 through June 2021.
Sept 23, Oct 14, Nov 11, Dec 2, Jan 6, Feb 3, March 3, April 7, May 5, June 2
The location is in a beautiful yurt in Portland, accessible by the #4 bus line, walking distance to the Fore River.
The maximum number of students is eleven. Babes in arms are welcome!
Students 14 years of age and older are welcome!
The cost of the full apprenticeship is sliding scale $950 - $1200. A $200 deposit holds your place.
Please contact Mischa with an email of interest, describing what you hope to learn about yourself and the plants during our time together. Very much looking forward to hearing from you!
Intermediate Herbal Apprenticeship
Our mornings will focus on Anatomy & Physiology and materia medica related to our strong herbal allies, with our afternoons focusing on assessment skills development. We'll explore tongue, pulse, facial assessment, and ethics during this time.
My hope is for you to complete these months with a firm belief in your intuition and relationship with the plants - particularly with those plant teachers who have shown up in your Life in unexpected ways and who have become reliable friends.
There will be approximately six to ten hours of "Home Exploration" each month - primarily relating to assessment tools practice, personal reflection, and relationship building with the plants.
We will gather:
Eight Wednesdays from October 2020 - May 2021. 9am - 3:30pm.
October 21, November 18, December 9, January 13, February 10, March 10, April 21, May 12
Hosted in a yurt in Portland, Maine, located along the #4 bus route
The cost is $960 for the series. We'll hold circle for six to nine participants.
Our class will be very much alive with who we each are.
Please contact Mischa with your interest: wildcarrotherbs@gmail.com
Clinical Herbal Apprenticeship
Eight Fridays from October 2020 - May 2021, 9am - 3:30/5:30pm (depending on the month)
October 16, November 13, December 4, January 8, February 5, March 5, April 9, May 7
Hosted in a yurt in Portland, Maine, located along the #4 bus route
The primary focus of our time together is to build your trust in yourself through self reflection, deepening relationships with the plants, further development of clinical skills and sitting with clients in the Apothecary. We'll also discuss the practical considerations in developing a clinical practice (accounting, networking, apothecary building, etc.)
We'll explore tongue, pulse, facial assessment, clinical intake, and ethics during this time - and go into depth on the topics that are deeply important to your interest. We'll do our best to cover the herbs and material that relate to 'that which keeps you up at night.'
My hope is for you to complete these months with a firm belief in your intuition and relationship with the plants - particularly with those plant teachers who have shown up in your Life in unexpected ways and who have become reliable friends.
I want you to trust yourself. A piece of this work is personal Hollow Bone work. Taking care of our own challenges is a part of supporting others. It won't be a primary focus of our time in circle together, though our circle will provide a container of safety to pursue this personal investigation outside of circle.
We'll have a client session at 1:30pm each afternoon, in which we will be holding sacred community space for the person coming in. We will create a tea and/or tincture for them, and over the next month between classes we'll think further about the case and individually create a protocol and tincture formulation which we'll discuss during the next class session.
There will be approximately six to ten hours of "Home Exploration" each month - research, protocol development, assessment tools practice, and personal reflection.
The cost is $960 for the series. We'll hold circle for four to eight participants.
Our class will be very much alive with who we each are.
Please contact Mischa with your interest: wildcarrotherbs@gmail.com
As always, I look forward to hearing from you! Warmly, Mischa
Maine Herbal Series with Visiting Teachers 2019-2020
Thursday evenings, 4:30pm – 8:30pm, Milk & Honey of Swallowtail Farm, 84 Cove St, Portland, ME
Half class passes and ten class passes are available!
2019
October 10 * Josh Rogers * Heritage Seaweed, Maine * Seaweed Medicine
November 14 * Juliette Abigail Carr * Old Ways Herbals, Vermont * Post Partum Toolkit and Children's Apothecary
December 12 * Chris Marano * Clearpath Herbals, Mass * Traditional Chinese Medicine Philosophy and Western Herbs
2020
January 9 * Mary Bove, ND * New Hampshire * TBA
February 13 * Aaron Parker * Edgewood Nursery, Maine * Psychoactive Herbal Medicine
March 12 * Vilde Chaya Fenster-Erlich * Stonefruit Community, Penn * TBA
April 2 * Guido Mase * Vermont * Tonic Herbalism Through The Eyes of the Cell
April 16 * Mimi Alberu * Langford Homestead Farm, New Hampshire * Plant Medicine for our Cats and Dogs
May 14 * Gail Faith Edwards * Blessed Maine Herb Farm, Maine * TBA
June 4 * Larken Bunce * Vermont Center for Integrative Herbalism, Vermont * Trauma and Resilience
Ten class passes begin at $880, with a $200 deposit
Once fifteen people have signed up, the sixteenth person lowers the cost for all to $825
17 people $775
18 people $730
19 people $695
Five class pass is $450 with a $100 deposit
As always Payment Plans are an option if needed!
Email maineherbalseries@gmail.com to register for the year!
* Beginner Herbal Apprenticeship, Year Long, Sept 2020- June 2021 (now accepting students)
* Intermediate Herbal Apprenticeship, October 2020 - May 2021 (now accepting students)
* Clinical Herbal Apprenticeship, October 2020 - May 2021 (now accepting students)
Continuing Programs
* Maine Herbal Series with Visiting Teachers, October 2019 – June 2020 (half class passes available!)
Beginning Herbal Apprenticeship: September 2020 - June 2021
A wonderful gathering together and commitment to deepening our connection with the plants.
Together we will explore:
* making tinctures, oils, salves, infusions, decoctions and flower essences
* tastes of the plants and actions they impart in the body
* systems of the body and how to strengthen them with plant medicine
* herbal formulation and plant identification
* spiritual relationship with the plants through journeying and dreaming
Our apprenticeship will hold the container for our discoveries.
Classes are held on Wednesdays, one day per month for ten months, from 9:00am to 3:30pm, September 2020 through June 2021.
Sept 23, Oct 14, Nov 11, Dec 2, Jan 6, Feb 3, March 3, April 7, May 5, June 2
The location is in a beautiful yurt in Portland, accessible by the #4 bus line, walking distance to the Fore River.
The maximum number of students is eleven. Babes in arms are welcome!
Students 14 years of age and older are welcome!
The cost of the full apprenticeship is sliding scale $950 - $1200. A $200 deposit holds your place.
Please contact Mischa with an email of interest, describing what you hope to learn about yourself and the plants during our time together. Very much looking forward to hearing from you!
Intermediate Herbal Apprenticeship
Our mornings will focus on Anatomy & Physiology and materia medica related to our strong herbal allies, with our afternoons focusing on assessment skills development. We'll explore tongue, pulse, facial assessment, and ethics during this time.
My hope is for you to complete these months with a firm belief in your intuition and relationship with the plants - particularly with those plant teachers who have shown up in your Life in unexpected ways and who have become reliable friends.
There will be approximately six to ten hours of "Home Exploration" each month - primarily relating to assessment tools practice, personal reflection, and relationship building with the plants.
We will gather:
Eight Wednesdays from October 2020 - May 2021. 9am - 3:30pm.
October 21, November 18, December 9, January 13, February 10, March 10, April 21, May 12
Hosted in a yurt in Portland, Maine, located along the #4 bus route
The cost is $960 for the series. We'll hold circle for six to nine participants.
Our class will be very much alive with who we each are.
Please contact Mischa with your interest: wildcarrotherbs@gmail.com
Clinical Herbal Apprenticeship
Eight Fridays from October 2020 - May 2021, 9am - 3:30/5:30pm (depending on the month)
October 16, November 13, December 4, January 8, February 5, March 5, April 9, May 7
Hosted in a yurt in Portland, Maine, located along the #4 bus route
The primary focus of our time together is to build your trust in yourself through self reflection, deepening relationships with the plants, further development of clinical skills and sitting with clients in the Apothecary. We'll also discuss the practical considerations in developing a clinical practice (accounting, networking, apothecary building, etc.)
We'll explore tongue, pulse, facial assessment, clinical intake, and ethics during this time - and go into depth on the topics that are deeply important to your interest. We'll do our best to cover the herbs and material that relate to 'that which keeps you up at night.'
My hope is for you to complete these months with a firm belief in your intuition and relationship with the plants - particularly with those plant teachers who have shown up in your Life in unexpected ways and who have become reliable friends.
I want you to trust yourself. A piece of this work is personal Hollow Bone work. Taking care of our own challenges is a part of supporting others. It won't be a primary focus of our time in circle together, though our circle will provide a container of safety to pursue this personal investigation outside of circle.
We'll have a client session at 1:30pm each afternoon, in which we will be holding sacred community space for the person coming in. We will create a tea and/or tincture for them, and over the next month between classes we'll think further about the case and individually create a protocol and tincture formulation which we'll discuss during the next class session.
There will be approximately six to ten hours of "Home Exploration" each month - research, protocol development, assessment tools practice, and personal reflection.
The cost is $960 for the series. We'll hold circle for four to eight participants.
Our class will be very much alive with who we each are.
Please contact Mischa with your interest: wildcarrotherbs@gmail.com
As always, I look forward to hearing from you! Warmly, Mischa
Maine Herbal Series with Visiting Teachers 2019-2020
Thursday evenings, 4:30pm – 8:30pm, Milk & Honey of Swallowtail Farm, 84 Cove St, Portland, ME
Half class passes and ten class passes are available!
2019
October 10 * Josh Rogers * Heritage Seaweed, Maine * Seaweed Medicine
November 14 * Juliette Abigail Carr * Old Ways Herbals, Vermont * Post Partum Toolkit and Children's Apothecary
December 12 * Chris Marano * Clearpath Herbals, Mass * Traditional Chinese Medicine Philosophy and Western Herbs
2020
January 9 * Mary Bove, ND * New Hampshire * TBA
February 13 * Aaron Parker * Edgewood Nursery, Maine * Psychoactive Herbal Medicine
March 12 * Vilde Chaya Fenster-Erlich * Stonefruit Community, Penn * TBA
April 2 * Guido Mase * Vermont * Tonic Herbalism Through The Eyes of the Cell
April 16 * Mimi Alberu * Langford Homestead Farm, New Hampshire * Plant Medicine for our Cats and Dogs
May 14 * Gail Faith Edwards * Blessed Maine Herb Farm, Maine * TBA
June 4 * Larken Bunce * Vermont Center for Integrative Herbalism, Vermont * Trauma and Resilience
Ten class passes begin at $880, with a $200 deposit
Once fifteen people have signed up, the sixteenth person lowers the cost for all to $825
17 people $775
18 people $730
19 people $695
Five class pass is $450 with a $100 deposit
As always Payment Plans are an option if needed!
Email maineherbalseries@gmail.com to register for the year!
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