| In the time-honored traditional sense, an herbalist is someone with a deep connection to the natural world, a person who knows just where to look in the garden, forest or field for the healing plants, how to gather these plants with reverence and respect—and how to use them. Most of Beverly’s courses are taught in the traditional manner—outdoors, with the plants. She gives you the opportunity to get to know and learn from the plants directly, deepening your inner wisdom and intuition along the way. Things your course may include, but are not limited to: • Plant identification • Classification of herbs by action • Body systems • Symptoms of imbalance • Medicine-making • Herbal remedy gardens • Resources for herbs and equipment Beverly offers four courses on the herbs of New Mexico and the Southwest, catering to all levels of interest and experience: Summer Apprenticeship Program Herb Walks Sunday Soups Herbal Remedy Gardens |
| Beverly McFarland |
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| You have definitely changed the way I think about herbs compared with the intellectual way we learned in acupuncture school. Seeing the plants in their environment provides a much deeper experience than learning about an herb that is already dried and prepared. —Carol |
| Learning the processes of tincturing—what fun! It is like learning to cook all over again. —Toni |
| Beverly's respect and reverence for plants is an inspiration. She not only taught us how to identify herbs, she also encouraged us to sit and get to know and love them. —Dave |
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