Important note: registration closes at 11:55pm the day before event
Medicinal Plants & Emotional Wellness
As we collectively experience stress, trauma and grief, our plant allies continue to grow and offer their healing.
Join the Canoe Journey Herbalists Project as we remember the powerful plants we can call upon to support our nervous systems, for our families and ourselves.
This webinar will explore some favorite plants & remedies of the Canoe Journey Herbalists Project. We will learn about the gifts and medicine of Rose, Milky Oats, Skullcap, Holy Basil and more!
We appreciate whatever you can contribute to the cost of this workshop all proceeds benefit GRuB programs.
We are offering sliding scale for this workshop, no one is turned away. Pay what works for your budget, we understand that folks are really impacted by the economic shift due to COVID-19.
Learn more about how GRuB is seeding abundance during this time here.
Presenter bios
Rhonda Lee Grantham is a member of the Cowlitz Nation of SW WA, which translates to “Seeker of the Medicine Spirit”. She is a direct-entry midwife, herbalist and founder of both the Center for Indigenous Midwifery and the Canoe Journey Herbalists Project. She balances her year between projects that support the reclaiming of Indigenous Midwifery globally, as well as supporting connections to plant medicines and access to healing medicines for Native communities here at home.
Sophie Geist is a community herbalist, landscaper and somatic educator living and working on cultivating gratitude and commitment as a settler and plant lover on Steh-Chass and Squaxin land. She works with the Canoe Journey Herbalists Project and in thriving gardens throughout Coast Salish territory.
This class will be taught on Zoom online conferencing – a free platform. Participants will need wifi internet and to download Zoom application on a computer or mobile device before class. You will receive information on how to login to class with your registration.
