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Kimberly Worthy
Herbalist Kimberly Worthy deepens her practice at ACHS, blending traditional wisdom with science to better serve her community.
2026 ACHS Outstanding Graduates & Famous Alumni Nominees
Meet ACHS’s 2026 DEAC Award Nominees —leaders advancing holistic health through innovation, education, and community impact.
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Mindful eating means slowing down and tuning in to hunger, emotions, and senses—supporting digestion, emotional awareness, and well-being.
ACHS grad Angela Seng blends holistic and modern medicine to support those with environmentally acquired illnesses through research, advocacy, and care.
Katja Evans turned her ACHS capstone into a winning $15K Farm to School grant, bringing fresh food and big change to her kids’ Vermont elementary school.
Therapist Rachel Hayes uses aromatherapy to manage MS and support her daughter with celiac, blending essential oils into personal and professional care.
Calendula supports skin health inside and out—soothe with oils or tinctures, or eat the petals for sun protection and anti-aging benefits.
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Exploring how water nourishes the soul, a professor shares the healing power of “Blue Mind” through reflective writing and student insights.
Despite facing homelessness and chronic illness, ACHS grad Nona Kindsvater built a thriving wellness business and now helps others find healing.
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Calendula is a golden flower that soothes, heals, and protects skin—ideal for infusions that reduce inflammation, dryness, scars, and more.
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Build your holistic health brand with purpose, visuals, and a strong online presence through DIY tools, strategy, and professional support.
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Echinacea, long used by Native Americans, is now proven to boost immunity and shorten colds—thanks to modern research confirming its effectiveness.

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