Step into the ultimate classroom. Our immersive 3-day course in Wild Herbalism & Medicine Making invites you to step off the beaten path and dive deep into the green world.
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Costa Rica, this hands-on weekend intensive bridges ancient plant wisdom with practical, modern kitchen alchemy.
Whether you are looking to deepen your personal wellness routine or take your first steps toward a professional botanical practice, this journey will give you the confidence to trust the medicine growing right under your feet.
Time to dive into Herbalism in the Wilderness of Costa Rica. Learn and practice the Herbalist way with the traditions of Ancestral Medicine and Herbology.
A unique experience for holistic therapists, psychologists & mental-health professionals. A course that brings together trauma-informed training and advanced somatic psychology in one.
Join us for an immersion into herbalism with real-time work with mushrooms & plants. This Certified Course lets you explore practical techniques and herbal preparations through experiential workshops and forest walks.
Time to dive into Herbalism in the Wilderness of Costa Rica. Learn and practice the Herbalist way with the traditions of Ancestral Medicine and Herbology.
Time to dive into Herbalism in the Wilderness of Costa Rica. Learn and practice the Herbalist way with the traditions of Ancestral Medicine and Herbology.
Time to dive into Herbalism in the Wilderness of Costa Rica. Learn and practice the Herbalist way with the traditions of Ancestral Medicine and Herbology.
A unique experience for holistic therapists, psychologists & mental-health professionals. A course that brings together trauma-informed training and advanced somatic psychology in one.
Selected medicines of the jungle for common ailments
It is not easy to pick just a few medicinal plants from the many in Costa Rica’s biosphere. The knowledge of jungle remedies is very strong in rural areas, and even botanists are puzzled by new species discovered every year. I love, use, and know well some versatile ethnobotanicals in my practice. These plants are very versatile, as they don’t serve only one purpose; they may be food and medicine too. Some of my favorite species are also used as a sacrament or connected to rituals. When planning a new medicinal garden, I always want to include them. You’ll see why.
