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We urgently need your help! Tryon Life Community Farm has launched a campaign to save a 2.3 acre piece of land that borders Tryon Creek State Park from becoming an 8-home development. WE NEED TO SAVE THIS LAND FROM DEVELOPMENT AND WE HAVE AN AMAZING VISION!! Please come to our next strategic planning meeting to find out about how you can help with this amazing opportunity. We meet every third Wednesday of each month. In July, the location of the meeting is the land itself. Please park at TLC Farm and then walk up the road to 11850 SW Boones Ferry Rd. See you there!
This six-weekend program is designed for members of intentional communities to learn the skills for sharing herbs and addressing the health needs of the collective experience with plant medicines.
The goal of the course is to bring herbal medicine back to its function as a group activity for communities to use to engage fully in sustainable relationships with the plants of their bioregion. The skills taught in the course are intended to be shared amongst all community members in such a way that taking care of each other can be a collective activity: making medicines together, taking herbs together, gardening and harvesting together, and healing together. We are seeking to generate the tools for off-the-grid health care that moves beyond the practitioner-client relationship, restoring the tribal method of healing as a community endeavor.
We are restoring herbal medicine as a collaborative act of promoting community health from within. Off-the-grid healthcare that everyone in a community can participate in. “Healthy communities take care of community health.”
Taught by local herbalists Erico Schleicher, Rebecca Reeder, and others
Curriculum is oriented towards community herbalism, including classes in botany of Northwest medicinal plants, harvesting and gardening, therapeutic actions, cooking with herbs, herbal first aid, medicine making as community ritual, and taking herbs as a shared experience. We will focus on identifying needs of community that can be addressed with plant medicines, such as first aid, shared emotional stresses, communicable illness, seasonal conditions, local toxins, and specific work-based issues.
Course Details:
The 2011 dates are not set in stone, but with only slight possible adjustment they are:
*subject to possible change
For more info about the course, follow this link to our webpage: http://communityherbalism.com
Or feel free to contact the instructors:
Erico 503.473.3899 paradoxrainbow@yahoo.com
Rebecca 510.495.4494 tidewalker@wildmail.com
Application available for download below.
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