Advanced Clinical Herbalism

Advanced Clinical Program

Applications are now open for 2020!!

Overview

The first year of this program focuses on holistic assessment skills, pathology and client care. The second year is a student clinic. In the clinical program, you’ll learn to blend Chinese medicine principles with Western herbal medicine for a truly planetary approach to herbalism.

We will cover traditional diagnostic strategies and treatment protocols, balanced with a holistic view of how a client-practitioner relationship should be.

We teach an embodied and intuitive approach to interaction with clients combined with modern science and traditional ways.

Prerequisites

Graduation from a 300-hour herbal program OR Ability to show equivalent training.

*Students are expected to know anatomy and physiology, medicine making skills, and demonstrate a good working materia medica, all of which can be learned in our Holistic Herbalism Program. If students do not have a background in basic Chinese medicine, there are a few courses we can suggest to help get you prepared for this class.

“I truly love this program. For the cost, it offered me way more than I was expecting. I got to travel and have field studies where I got to see, touch and taste the plants we were learning. I was taught how to make medicine balms, tinctures and teas, and experience different studies of medicine like Chinese. I’m very satisfied from this life-changing moment in my life, not just in medicine but in community. BRSHM has allowed me to start a new book of life. A new chapter has began and it shall be continued ever more.”

– Anonymous Student

What You’ll Learn

How to interview and learn a client’s medical history
The pathophysiology of the major body systems along with assessment skills, patterns of imbalance and treatment protocols
Holistic diagnostic skills such as reading the face, Chinese pulse and tongue assessment, and interpreting client responses
A deeper understanding of plants and their uses
Low-dose botanicals
Herbalist counseling skills
Business skills
Clinic observation
Student Clinic
Herb-Drug Interactions
“Red Flags” (Signs you should refer out)
Scope of practice
Trauma Informed Care
Research skills

Dispensing skills
Working with gender non-conforming and trans people
Living as an empath
Consent issues and appropriate boundaries in the client-practitioner relationship
Intake and consent forms
Understanding and working with food allergies
Chronic inflammation
Understanding the effects of chronic stress on disease
Working with complicated conditions such as auto-immune conditions, lyme disease, insulin resistance and cancer
Understanding neuro-diversity and working with neuro-divergent people
Common pharmaceuticals and their effects

Apply for the Advanced Clinical Program

Registration Opens July 2019. Complete your application form and pay the application fee using the links below.

Application Form

Application Fee

Details

Timeline

Hours = 300

Date

March 4, 2020 – October 22, 2020 (with business planning from October – March)

March 2021 – October 2021

Schedule

Wednesday: 9 AM – 4 PM

Thursday: 4 PM – 7 PM

Tuition

Application Deadline: February 1, 2020

$3450 for Year One + $3400 for Year Two (paid separately)
+
$600 deposit (Non-refundable & goes towards total tuition)
+
$100 application fee (Non-refundable & does not go towards total tuition)

Payment plans available with additional $200

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NOTE:
Tuition for Year 1 = $3,450
Tuition for Year 2 = $3,400

Refund Policy

Any student who chooses to withdraw…

Before the first day of class and has already paid their full tuition, will receive a refund of their full tuition minus their deposit.
Within the first 21 days of class, will receive a 50% refund of their tuition, minus their deposit.
After 21 days of class, will not be provided a refund.