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Workshops/Intensives
ArborVitae is excited to begin offering Intensive courses for ArborVitae students, alumni, and the greater herbalism community.
Current Offerings
Previous Offerings
Sunday, April 19th
BEING RESCHEDULED
Explore practical herbal support for protests and encampments, including legal considerations, affinity group coordination, donation logistics, and remedies for anxiety, injury, and acute health concerns led by 7Song.
HELD:
Saturday, March 28th, 2026
Join an early spring botany and herb walk through Nyquist-Harcourt Wildlife Sanctuary to study buds, bark, and emerging plants, plus medicinal uses, with Richard Mandelbaum.
HELD:
Thursday, February 19th, 2026
Explore the gut microbiome and immune health in this virtual workshop with herbalist and RN Linda Shanahan. Herbs, foods, and science-based insights.
HELD:
Sunday, February 8th, 2026
Join Ashley Sapir Lathrop for an immersive herbal medicine and ancestral healing workshop featuring guided practices, creative exploration, and communal tea blending.
HELD:
Saturday, June 14th, 2025
The drum is a sacred instrument that invokes the heart and speaks a universal language. Join us in making a one-sided hand drum using wooden frames made of maple, sinew, and elk, deer, or buffalo hide with an option to dye your hide with Indigo plant dye.
HELD:
Thursday, January 23rd, 2025
The drum is a sacred instrument that invokes the heart and speaks a universal language. Join us in making a one-sided hand drum using wooden frames made of maple, sinew, and elk, deer, or buffalo hide with an option to dye your hide with Indigo plant dye.
HELD:
Saturday, August 31st, 2024 &
Sunday, September 1st, 2024
For a full day Matt Wood will share his forty plus years of experience as an herbalist and interperter of the Wisdom of Nature, teaching in accordance with his recently published book, A Shamanic Herbal.
HELD:
Monday, August 19th, 2024
Engage your senses and connect with a wide range of medicinal plants on a magical summer evening, while learning the basics of identification and harvesting best practices.
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