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Learn how to become a Registered Herbalist with the American Herbalists Guild, including education, clinical hours, mentorship, and building your herbal practice.
Group of ACHS faculty, staff, students, grads, and friends, at the 2026 Botanical Walk at Leach Botanical Garden
ACHS's 2026 Botanical Walk brought herbal and aromatherapy studies to life through hands-on learning, nature, and community.
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ACHS supports wellness career success with coaching, Handshake access, industry partnerships, and lifelong alumni resources.
Celebrate 17 years of Herb Day by exploring new ways to incorporate herbs into your wellness routine, from teas to sustainable gardening and DIY supplements.
Sian Seligman, ACHS graduate and 2023 DEAC Outstanding Graduate, shares her journey in herbalism, cannabis, and psychedelics, impacting underserved communities.
Meet Dr. Janet Carter, ACHS 2023 DEAC Famous Alumni, a pharmacist dedicated to integrating herbal medicine into Veteran care and advancing holistic health practices.
Discover the history and uses of white sage, from its sacred role in Native American culture to its modern therapeutic applications and essential oil benefits.
Learn how to become a Registered Aromatherapist (RA) with this step-by-step guide to qualifying for and passing the ARC Examination.
Sarah Edelman, scholarship recipient for Diploma in Holistic Health, holds a plant outdoors.
Meet Sarah, ACHS scholarship recipient and future holistic nutrition consultant, combining her passion for wellness, cannabis, and community gardens.
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Addicted to stress, Jenn Malecha thrived on the cortisol rush—until burnout hit. Here's how she reclaimed her health, balance, and peace one mindful choice at a time.
Chemical structures of extenders: azulene, rhodinol, and linalyl acetate.
Learn how to spot adulterated essential oils and why purity and synergy matter for safe and effective clinical aromatherapy.
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Not all lavenders are the same—learn why using the correct Latin name and chemotype is key to safe, effective aromatherapy.

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