HERB/MUSHROOM WALK & CLASS SCHEDULE
Medicinal Herbs, Wild Edible Plants, Edible & Medicinal Mushrooms Contact wathakes@gmail.com or (845) 418-6257 for information. To join the e-mailing list, send a note to wathakes@gmail.com.
At Worker Bee Community Acupuncture Mondays & Fridays - Otherwise by Appointment
Herbs for Pain
Friday, February 8th
6:00 pm
Learn about herbs (and some additional "alternative" therapies) for treatment of pain and conditions that cause pain. Pain is a common concern and part of everyday life for many people. Especially considering our present day opioid epidemic, herbs that treat pain is an increasingly important subject. This class will discuss various herbs, herbal blends, topical treatments, and details about dosage and preparations.
$20.00
Worker Bee Community Acupuncture in Milford, PA
Register: wathakes@gmail.com 845-418-6257
Friday, February 8th
6:00 pm
Learn about herbs (and some additional "alternative" therapies) for treatment of pain and conditions that cause pain. Pain is a common concern and part of everyday life for many people. Especially considering our present day opioid epidemic, herbs that treat pain is an increasingly important subject. This class will discuss various herbs, herbal blends, topical treatments, and details about dosage and preparations.
$20.00
Worker Bee Community Acupuncture in Milford, PA
Register: wathakes@gmail.com 845-418-6257
Introduction to Herbs
Intro to Chinese Herbal Medicine at Worker Bee Community Acupuncture
Milford, PA
2/11/2019 6:00
This basic class introduces the essentials of Chinese herbal medicine (Kampo) with plenty of time for questions and answers. An intro class is offered each month at Worker Bee Community Acupuncture.
Register: 845 418 6257 / wathakes@gmail.com
Intro to Chinese Herbal Medicine at Worker Bee Community Acupuncture
Milford, PA
2/11/2019 6:00
This basic class introduces the essentials of Chinese herbal medicine (Kampo) with plenty of time for questions and answers. An intro class is offered each month at Worker Bee Community Acupuncture.
Register: 845 418 6257 / wathakes@gmail.com
Nourishing and Treating the Kidneys with Herbs in Chinese Medicine
Monday, February 18th
1:00 pm
Learn about the kidneys in Chinese medicine. It is said that, "the kidneys are the most important organs", referring to their importance in filtering the blood as well as additional associations from Chinese medicine, in which they are also associated with genetics, reproduction, adrenal health, and much more. This class will discuss the unique view of the kidneys according to Chinese medicine and how herbs, foods, and more are used to keep them healthy.
$20.00
Worker Bee Community Acupuncture in Milford, PA
Register: wathakes@gmail.com 845-418-6257
Monday, February 18th
1:00 pm
Learn about the kidneys in Chinese medicine. It is said that, "the kidneys are the most important organs", referring to their importance in filtering the blood as well as additional associations from Chinese medicine, in which they are also associated with genetics, reproduction, adrenal health, and much more. This class will discuss the unique view of the kidneys according to Chinese medicine and how herbs, foods, and more are used to keep them healthy.
$20.00
Worker Bee Community Acupuncture in Milford, PA
Register: wathakes@gmail.com 845-418-6257
Herbs for Healthy Sleep
Earthly Treasures in Milford, PA
Friday, February 22nd 7-9pm
Register with Earthly Treasures: 570-877-2101
Herbs excel in promoting healthy sleep, and are far less toxic than pharmaceutical pills. In this class we will discuss various herbs for sleep, such as Valerian, Skullcap, and Hops. Additionally, the benefits of the different herbal preparations, such as tinctures and infusions, will be covered. Since effective treatment begins with understanding the cause of sleep problems, we will also discuss some of the health conditions and circumstances that lead to sleep problems and how this information guides our selection of the remedies.
Earthly Treasures in Milford, PA
Friday, February 22nd 7-9pm
Register with Earthly Treasures: 570-877-2101
Herbs excel in promoting healthy sleep, and are far less toxic than pharmaceutical pills. In this class we will discuss various herbs for sleep, such as Valerian, Skullcap, and Hops. Additionally, the benefits of the different herbal preparations, such as tinctures and infusions, will be covered. Since effective treatment begins with understanding the cause of sleep problems, we will also discuss some of the health conditions and circumstances that lead to sleep problems and how this information guides our selection of the remedies.
Pain Relief with Herbs & Natural Medicine Class
Monday, February 25th
6:00 pm
Learn about herbs (and some additional "alternative" therapies) for treatment of pain and conditions that cause pain. Pain is a common concern and part of everyday life for many people. Especially considering our present day opioid epidemic, herbs that treat pain is an increasingly important subject. This class will discuss various herbs, herbal blends, topical treatments, and details about dosage and preparations.
$20.00
Worker Bee Community Acupuncture in Milford, PA
Register: wathakes@gmail.com 845-418-6257
Monday, February 25th
6:00 pm
Learn about herbs (and some additional "alternative" therapies) for treatment of pain and conditions that cause pain. Pain is a common concern and part of everyday life for many people. Especially considering our present day opioid epidemic, herbs that treat pain is an increasingly important subject. This class will discuss various herbs, herbal blends, topical treatments, and details about dosage and preparations.
$20.00
Worker Bee Community Acupuncture in Milford, PA
Register: wathakes@gmail.com 845-418-6257
Chinese Medicinal Herbs in America
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Catskill Herbal Apprenticeship
Educational Retreat details here
May 24th - 26th
June 21st - 23rd
July 19th - 21st
August 23rd - 24th
September 27th -29th
October 18th - 20th
(Friday evenings through Sunday afternoons.)
Big Indian, NY / Oliverea, NY
(845) 418-6257 / (646) 662-1097
Educational Retreat details here
May 24th - 26th
June 21st - 23rd
July 19th - 21st
August 23rd - 24th
September 27th -29th
October 18th - 20th
(Friday evenings through Sunday afternoons.)
Big Indian, NY / Oliverea, NY
(845) 418-6257 / (646) 662-1097
Chinese Herbal Medicine: Herbs & Formulae
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Worker Bee Community Acupuncture
This class will introduce the Chinese herbal medicine materia medica ("materials of medicine"), the herbs and their classification according to Traditional Chinese Medicine, and some major Chinese herbal formulae. Often, it is ideal to customize a formula according to each individual and their individual case at the time. Likewise, standard formulae are often adjusted in consideration of an individual's constitution or symptoms. However, Chinese herbal medicine is largely built upon a strong tradition of classic formulae... sometimes discovered in ancient times, and proven through generations. This class will look at some important herbal ingredients, the major classification groups of the Chinese herbal medicine materia medica, and a handful of classic formulae.
Suggested $20 donation.
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Worker Bee Community Acupuncture
This class will introduce the Chinese herbal medicine materia medica ("materials of medicine"), the herbs and their classification according to Traditional Chinese Medicine, and some major Chinese herbal formulae. Often, it is ideal to customize a formula according to each individual and their individual case at the time. Likewise, standard formulae are often adjusted in consideration of an individual's constitution or symptoms. However, Chinese herbal medicine is largely built upon a strong tradition of classic formulae... sometimes discovered in ancient times, and proven through generations. This class will look at some important herbal ingredients, the major classification groups of the Chinese herbal medicine materia medica, and a handful of classic formulae.
Suggested $20 donation.
Cookout
July 28th
July 28th
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Entrance of White Pine Healing & Educational Center
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Getting there: Since there is no address, one can identify the general location as near the intersection of Taras Shevchenko Road with White Road. The drive (pictured) is within view of this intersection, on White Road. From Route 97, take High Road (which is located across from the Pond Eddy bridge), then the first right onto White Road.
The driveway is just about 2 miles from Route 97, on the right after passing Taras Shevchenko Road. Alternatively, a few miles south on 97 is Route 31 (near the Mongaup River and Delaware River convergence, across from the Park Service access area), or Upper Mongaup Road. White Road is on the left a few miles from 97. From Route 41 (High Road, which turns into 42/Forestburg Road in Glen Spey) in Glen Spey, make a left onto Taras Shevchenko Road and then at the end make a left onto White Road. |
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