Herbal Support for Better Digestion – Nov 7th

Herbal Support for Better Digestion

Learn how herbs are traditionally used in Western Herbalism to support healthy digestion and gut comfort. This class explores common digestive herbs, simple preparations like teas, cold infusions, infused vinegars, and bitters. We’ll talk about everyday habits that can help ease bloating, support appetite, and promote digestive balance. You will also get a chance to taste a variety of herbal digestive remedies.

Participants will receive a 1 oz herbal bitters blend ($16 value!)

How do I register?

To register, please scroll to the bottom of this page.

What to bring?

Please bring a notebook and something to write with for note-taking.

Who is this class perfect for?

This class is a great fit for anyone who feels drawn to herbalism—whether you’ve already dabbled in making home remedies or are just beginning your journey. This class will offer valuable learning for participants at both beginner and intermediate levels.

What will you bring home?

You’ll receive a 1 oz herbal bitters blend to work with.

You will receive a printed guide of course content, links to many of Leland’s herbal remedy recipes, and a curated resource list.

You will also be invited to join the Blossomwood Botanicals email newsletter to keep up to date on Leland’s herbalism practice and future classes.

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About the herbalist

Leland’s work with plants began in childhood, guided by her mother and the old ways of Northern Italy. She later completed formal training at the Berkeley Herbal Center, including a year-long intensive clinical program and a year of mentored clinical practice. She now teaches there as part of the faculty. Her herbal education also includes studies with Scott Kloos, the Chestnut School of Herbal Medicine, and practitioner training with Flower Essence Studies.

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About the location – Blossomwood Farmstead

Blossomwood Farmstead is a magical 42-acre healing sanctuary in the heart of the Yachats River Valley, just 15 minutes from the ocean and the town of Yachats. It is a place of deep restoration, where Leland tends the land and cultivates long-standing relationships with the herbs she grows.

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A few important notes

The specific address will be shared with participants after registration.

Class attendance is limited to 10 students.

Please note that cancellations made less than 48 hours before the event, as well as no-shows, are nonrefundable.