The Community Herbalist Certificate Ten Months Program
Begins Tuesday January 17th, 2023 and Ends on Thursday November 30th, 2023
Learn the real science of nature, then use your knowledge to help people recover and transform their lives.
We at Zola’s Original Herbal Center are teaching a traditional community style of herbalism.
The Community Herbalist Certificate Program is meant to give students a thorough grounding in herbal medicine and natural herbal protocol.
Students will develop the knowledge base and self-assurance required for herbalism practice. Investigate the age-old practice and cutting-edge science of herbal healing to find a new and exciting path for their life!
ATTENDANCE
Weekly attendance (2 days per week) is required for this program, which is Zoom online classes. Students will be earning their credential online. We provide students a lot of freedom in how they pursue their herbal education – combining the best online herbal program with more conventional types of instruction.
Our Herbal Program material is structured to provide students with a balanced introduction to specific subjects, particularly the herbs themselves. With the use of slideshows, student discussions, product sampling, demonstrations, tasting, and the development of herbal medicines. We promote sensory engagement that goes way beyond the standard lecturer.
It’s time to reawaken your passion for natural medicine and become passionate about plants! Beginner to advanced students who want to learn more about medicinal plants can enroll in this Online Community Herbalism Program.
Develop a stronger bond with the planet. Learn about the therapeutic benefits of medicinal plants, a fascinating and distinctive aspect of our environment. Join us on a journey to develop a close relationship with medicinal plants.
As we investigate the therapeutic potential of plants and the study of herbal medicine, students will develop a lifetime relationship with herbs. The Community Herbal Program is helpful for both herb lovers and professionals looking to expand their toolkit for healing.
MAJOR AREAS TO BE COVERED INCLUDE
- Why Herbalism
- The Role of a Community Herbalist
- Observation of Nature
- The Human Body/ Anatomy and Physiology
- This Herbal Program covers the relationship between the body and mind, the aspects of self-consciousness that involve internal communication, spiritual health and awareness, and the physical aspects of the process of achieving oneness in health.
- Additionally, you will learn about the stress response, how the body’s systems can become out of balance, and how the body cures itself.
- The Herbal Program also looks at organ-specific This gives an understanding of how specific organs react when put into a state of stress and what causes the stress.
- Understanding the Language of Medicinal Plants
- Plant Identification
- Actions & Energetics: Effects and characteristics of herbs
- Herbal Medicine Making
- Healthy Food Preps
- Herbal Protocols
- Herbal First Aid
- Field Trips
- Learn about the human body and how to properly handle complex health issues.
- What constitutes a healthy person and how stress can impact one’s immune system and general health.
- Understanding the Body Systems from a holistic perspective and the structural organization of the body
- Respiratory System
- Cardiovascular System
- Nervous System
- Reproductive System
- Kidneys and Bladder
- Liver and Digestive System
- Integumentary System (Hair, Skin & Nails)
- Muscular Skeletal System
- Lymphatic System
- Endocrine System
- Immune System
LEARN HOW TO USE HERBS PROPERLY
Herbs are nature’s most effective, all-natural healers, detoxifiers, and body regenerators. When used properly, they can strengthen, improve, and regulate the functioning of the organs and glands. Herbs can also be used to increase lymphatic flow, repair wounds, get rid of parasites, and more.
Medicine Making
Medicine making tools, Herb drying and processing, Capsule making, Tinctures, Cough syrups, Salves, Herbal oils, Teas, Decoctions, Poultices, Liniments, Hydrotherapy
Virtual Field Trips
Wildcrafting plants, Medicinal Gardens, Wildcrafting Ethics
Materia Medica
Learn the healing properties of specific plants.
You’ll learn several aspects of health coaching, how to find clients, how to work with clients, and even how to set yourself up to succeed in your chosen path.
The program must be completed with all assignments turned in and no more than three classes missed.
You can learn about herbs from the comfort of your own home! We at Zola’s Original Herbal Center are teaching a traditional community style of herbalism. The secret to using herbs successfully begins with knowing who they are!
MUST READ!!!
We don’t “certify” herbalists because there isn’t any official licensing or certification for them in the US. However, from all of our program’s graduates DO receive a certificate, which serves as a stunning record of their successful completion and graduation.
There are benefits and drawbacks to the fact that there is no national certification for herbalists in the United States. The fact that herbalism in the United States is so diverse is what we admire most about it. In the United States, there are many fantastic herbal schools, and each one is different in the services it offers. The main flaw, in our opinion, is that anyone can identify as a herbalist, regardless of their level of education (or lack thereof). We believe that it is crucial for herbalists to disclose their education and experience because of this.
The First Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees everyone the right of free speech, which includes herbalists. Herbalists are unable to diagnose or write prescriptions in the US. Instead, we assess people holistically and inform our clients and the public about medicinal plants, homeopathic treatments, a healthy diet, and lifestyle choices that support organ systems, tissues, and overall health and wellness.
Check out the American Herbalists Guild, a group that offers the community the Registered Herbalist title, if you’re interested in a professional certification as an herbalist. If you want to learn more about how to sign up as a member, you can read the American Herbalists Guild’s article to learn more about the requirements for herbalist licensing in the United States.
We are not accredited at all, and there’s a good reason why. Accreditation is a type of quality control that ensures higher education institutions, such as universities and colleges, meet specified requirements. There are no authorized trade schools or herb schools (unless they are part of a college program).
When there is a set time to meet and work on the program, students finish the herbal program considerably more quickly, according to Zola’s Original Herbal Center.
You get out of it what you put into it, as most teachers will say! Although there are assignments, many of the options can be chosen by the student. Many students devote specific time each week to their homework, which often includes finishing projects, conducting research, and preparing for quizzes and tests. We advise students to act responsibly without becoming overly anxious about the process.
Several Payment Options
are available to meet financial obligations for the Herbal Program.
Minimum to start $500
2 Payments of $2000
4 Payments of $1000
8 Payments of $500
10 Payments of $100
