Fire Cider 101

Fire Cider is a handy medicine to keep in one’s cabinet around this time of year. Fire cider is a folk remedy that is used to boost the immune system, stimulate digestion, support metabolism, and improve circulation— among many other benefits.

Plant & Mushroom ID Walk

Discover local medicinal plants and mushrooms, and learn how to harvest and use them! Join Jared Urchek, acupuncturist and naturalist, for an engaging and interactive ID (identification) walk where we will focus on learning our native mushrooms and native plants! We will start out at Smile and take a wander through our local walking trails…

Crystal Wrapping For Beginners

Discover simple jewelry making techniques in this hands-on Crystal Wrapping 101 Class using copper and crystals. Learn a few common and not so common known benefits of copper, the metaphysical properties of certain crystals, and what happens when the two are combined and are worn on the body. Techniques for making a pendant or ring…

Crystal Wrapping for Beginners

Discover simple jewelry making techniques in this hands-on Crystal Wrapping 101 Class using copper and crystals!   Learn a few common and not so common known benefits of copper, the metaphysical properties of certain crystals, and what happens when the two are combined and are worn on the body. Techniques for making a pendant or…

Tea Blending For Beginners

Learn to create balanced, effective, and delicious tea blends in this hands-on DIY class! Come listen and delight in a class that will take you down a path filled with balancing plant allies. This is a class for beginners to help inspire and ignite a spark towards well being in your everyday tea rituals. Learn…

An Adrenal/Immune Tonic for the Fall

The change to Fall is one of my favorites, but it does bring challenges to the immune system and adrenals. I like to mix up some of this tonic to give myself a leg up for the seasonal change. This is a fantastic recipe because it combines therapies for immunity, stress, and energy into one…

Rejuvenation In A Cup: Pacifying Vata in the Fall

In Ayurveda, Vata dosha is characterized as “dry, light, mobile, subtle, rough, hard, changeable, and clear.” Sounds a lot like Fall, doesn’t it? The leaves dry out and a cool, dry wind blows them away, the days become colder and shorter, the air is more subtle and changeable. In Ayurveda, Fall is the Vata time…