By Dana O’Driscoll, Pennsylvania School of Herbalism. This post and all of our work is 100% human-produced. The smell of cinnamon and nutmeg in your …
Aromatic Herbs and their Effect on the Body: Exploring Thyme, Ginger, and Lemon Balm
Herbalism 101
Bioregional Herbalism: Locally Rooting Your Practice in Care for People and Earth
By Dana Driscoll (100% human written, errors and all! 🙂 ) My first experience with plant medicine was with my grandfather, George Custer, who would …
Setting Up and Using Your Herbal Apothecary: A Site of Empowerment, Healing, and Joy
When you are first learning herbalism, it can be quite fun to go out, identify plants in your garden and broader ecosystem, and make medicine …
Learning about Herbs with the Four I’s: Intellect, Instinct, Intuition, and Imagination
As herbalists, we are always growing, always learning, and always adding to our knowledge. This is as true for the person who picked up their …
Four Appalachian Spring Tonics Plants for Good Health
With Dana O’Driscoll, Co-founder, Pennsylvania School of Herbalism When I was a child, I used to go into the forest with my grandfather to find …
Herbs for Your Nerves: A Holistic View of Your Nervous System and Herbal Support
A thorough overview of nervines, how they work on your nervous system, and holistic lifestyle changes for addressing stress and burnout.
Eight Principles for Thinking like an Holistic Herbalist
By Dana O’Driscoll In today’s day and age, we grow up in a culture that has particularly destructive ways of thinking about the human body …
