Thursday, October 29, 6:30-8 pm
In-person at Railyard Apothecary
$30 to attend
Taught by Nick Cavanaugh
During the transition into autumn and winter are bodies have to adapt from the warmth and humidity of summer to the cold and the dryness of the new season. As a result of this transition, many people experience challenges to our immune systems in the form of allergies or illness. Traditional herbal medicine helps us address these things through:
Nick has been practicing as a clinical herbalist at Railyard Apothecary since 2017. His prior education included a three-year clinical herbalist training program at the Vermont Center for Integrative Herbalism (VCIH) in Montpelier, VT, an internship at Herb Pharm, and a Community Herbalism Intensive at the Northeast School of Botanical Medicine.
In-person at Railyard Apothecary
$30 to attend
Taught by Nick Cavanaugh
During the transition into autumn and winter are bodies have to adapt from the warmth and humidity of summer to the cold and the dryness of the new season. As a result of this transition, many people experience challenges to our immune systems in the form of allergies or illness. Traditional herbal medicine helps us address these things through:
- Adapting our diet and lifestyle to the changing seasons
- Incorporating herbs into our everyday routine to keep our bodies in balance, such as through herbal tea and cooking spices
- Taking special more potent herbs for when we get sick or otherwise feel unwell
Nick has been practicing as a clinical herbalist at Railyard Apothecary since 2017. His prior education included a three-year clinical herbalist training program at the Vermont Center for Integrative Herbalism (VCIH) in Montpelier, VT, an internship at Herb Pharm, and a Community Herbalism Intensive at the Northeast School of Botanical Medicine.
