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Herbal Consultation Program
Our Community Herbal Consultation Program is now accepting appointment requests
March 31 – May 24th, 2026.
The Florida School of Holistic Living community herbal consultations provide space for exploring holistic health in confidential, individualized sessions with trained herbalists and students-in-training. We offer support for those seeking more energy, better sleep, focus, vitality, and a healthier quality of life. This opportunity is for you if you need insight into particular health needs and how herbalism can support your body.
Community Herbal Consultations provide space for exploring holistic health in a confidential, individualized session with both a trained & student community herbalists. We guide those seeking more energy, better sleep, focus, vitality, emotional resilience and a healthier quality of life. This opportunity is to gain insight into how herbalism can support your holistic wellness needs. Sliding-scale appointments are 90 minutes in length. You will meet via Zoom with a supervising herbalist and student herbalists will also be in attendance.
Space is limited – schedule yours today:
Free Evergreen On-Demand Classes (Love Donations Welcome)
In our mission to make herbal education accessible to all, we offer these evergreen classes to the community with no set cost. Should you choose to make a love donation, we welcome your support and thank you!
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Basics of Herbal Medicine MakingSuggested price: $25.00 -
Discover the Medicine in Your Kitchen$0.00 -
Emotional First Aid (five-part series)Suggested price: $25.00 -
Herbs for Resilient HealthSuggested price: $25.00 -
Roots of Herbalism Home Study- Free Sample Class$0.00
Plant Profiles
Every month, we choose an ally as our plant of the month. Our herbal monographs are completely free and full of valuable information regarding many of the herbs we teach about in our course.
Licorice
The Greek name, glykyrrhiza, of which the genus was derived, means sweet root.
Comfrey
Used for hundreds of years for its healing properties, one of it’s first mentions was by Pliny the Elder who claimed it was used for the treatment of bruises and sprains and the rapid healing of wounds.
Thyme
The genus name Thymus is taken from the Greek work thymos, which means courage, or strength.
Cleavers
Cleavers is a spring tonic herb and is especially aligned with the lymphatic and urinary systems.
Rosemary
Rosemary was associated in Greek mythology with the goddess Mnemosyne whose name means memory.
Kumquat
Kumquats have a long been used in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) to treat respiratory conditions like cough and sore throat.
Free Herbal Recipe Classes on YouTube
Herbalist Referrals
When we are not holding Community Herbal Consultations, but if you need professional advice and someone who is trained please consult our list of recommended community and clinical herbalists who conduct their own private consultations. Please note: each herbalists creates their own fee schedule and acts independently of the Florida School of Holistic Living.
BIPOC Herbal References
