About this Event
Bringing the unconscious into the conscious is key to healing from trauma, destructive patterns, and for leading a more intentional life. Opening to the unconscious can also bring us great insights, and fertilize our creativity. In this class, herbalist Rachel Budde will explore herbal medicine as so much more than cures for illnesses of the body. We can collaborate with the energetics of plants to gain deeper insight into what propels us, yet lies under our immediate awareness. This class will be part discussion, and part experiential, and will delve into the magic of plants to employ their aid to enter and reclaim our inner worlds.
Rachel Budde is an herbalist, teacher and founder of Fat and the Moon, a company that provides handcrafted, herbal body care to those seeking to imbue their daily regimes with intention and botanical benefit. Continuing a legacy of natural healers, Rachel sees topical herbal products as a gateway for profound realizations of the efficacy of plant medicine.
This event is in-person and streamed online. Tickets are $30-$50 sliding scale. If ticket cost is prohibitive, please email [email protected] for a NOTAFLOF ticket.
This event will be in-person and streamed online.
Rachel Budde is an herbalist, teacher and founder of Fat and the Moon, a company that provides handcrafted, herbal body care to those seeking to imbue their daily regimes with intention and botanical benefit. Continuing a legacy of natural healers, Rachel sees topical herbal products as a gateway for profound realizations of the efficacy of plant medicine.
Rachel's work as an herbalist is an extension of her Slovenian heritage. Since 2015, she has been conducting ethnobotanical research on medicinal plants and their traditional, folk uses in Slovenia which will culminate in her upcoming book. Along with her studies of herbalism, Rachel is also trained in the somatic psychotherapeutic method, Hakomi. She is also trained as a psychedelic guide. Rachel is presently enrolled in a Master's program in herbal medicine at the Maryland University of Integrative Health. Ethnobotanist Kathleen Harrison serves as her ongoing mentor, guiding Rachel's exploration into ancestral honoring, inter-species relating, and redefining the primary significance of psychedelics as acknowledging our inextricable interconnectedness. Rachel has taught herbal medicine around the country, from beginner to advanced. You can follow her work @zlatababababa, @fatandthemoon
www.rachelbudde.com and www.fatandthemoon.com
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Berkeley Alembic, 2820 Seventh Street, Berkeley, United States
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