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The Herbal Seminar teachers are all Clinical Herbalist professionals. Many graduated from the East West School. …
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Practitioner Seminar
Herbal Seminar Practitioner Track: April 27-28, 2019. This track is for our East West graduates who have previously attended three seminar levels (CEUs available for licensed acupuncturists and the AHG). This year our hot topics are:
• 7Song, Herbal First Aid (Saturday)
• Roy Upton: Pearls from the American Herbal Pharmacopoeia® (Sat evening)
• Ingrid Bauer: Herb Drug Interactions (Sunday morning and afternoon)
• Michael Tierra: Korean Hand Therapy (Sunday evening)
Online Herbal Seminar: 2023 Seminar
We are excited for you to join in inaugurating our first ever online seminar! And because it is online, many students who previously could not attend the onsite seminar may now participate in our virtual online seminar. Share the word and invite your friends to Foundation, or fellow students to Intermediate. It’s a crucial time for people to learn how to care for their own health and that of their families. Our seminar can help you find the answers you seek and
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Medicine Making and Meridian Therapy
What is the Medicine Making & Meridian Therapy Track About? This track is a hands-on experiential series of classes that emphasizes medicine making and preparations along with body therapies, tool …
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East West Herbal Seminar, April 24-May 1, 2020: Update as of March 11th: Our Onsite Seminar is Cancelled. Details on a virtual webinar based seminar coming soon.
Our seminar focus this coming year is on clinical and herbal first aid. This includes treatment of pain with a hands-on (so to speak!) class on Korean Hand Therapy.
The Therapies Track returns with an emphasis on medicine making along with several classes in channel massage. As well we’ll continue with Jill Barnattan’s wonderful short yoga sessions between meals and before bedtime called, “Unwind Your Mind.”