Herbal medicine is not about memorizing long lists of herbs or copying protocols. It’s about learning how to see the body as an interconnected system and knowing how to respond thoughtfully and strategically.

In this class, I’ll introduce you to the foundations of clinical thinking as it’s practiced in real herbal work. We’ll talk about how herbalists assess patterns rather than isolated symptoms, how body systems inform each other, and how clinical reasoning develops over time through study, observation, and experience.

This class is especially helpful if you feel called to herbal medicine but are craving more structure, clarity, and depth in how you approach learning and practice. It’s also a great introduction to how I teach and how my clinical herbalism program is structured.

This is a live class with space for reflection and questions. You do not need prior clinical experience, just curiosity and a willingness to think…