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Aromatherapy

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Herbal Medicine

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Holistic Nutrition

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Wellness & Lifestyle

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From passion to purpose: Meet five ACHS entrepreneurs transforming integrative health into thriving wellness businesses.
Alumna Julia Washburn
ACHS alumna Julia Washburn turned her passion for plants into Willow Botanicals, a natural skincare and aromatherapy business.
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Dr. Judith Boice pioneered a collaborative medical approach to address sexual health concerns in cancer patients, emphasizing intimacy, sensuality, and holistic healing beyond just physical function.
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Veteran Jamie Stone turned her love of herbs into a business, earning an ACHS herbal certificate and planning to teach holistic product-making in Oregon.
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Peppermint oil has a rich history, unique aroma profiles, and powerful uses—just be sure to verify quality due to rising synthetic versions.
A holistic approach to health considers body, mind, and spirit—because each person’s wellness journey is as unique as they are.
Like flowers, we thrive on sunshine, nutrients, water—and connection to the earth. Reconnect, rebalance, and bloom through grounding and nature.
Wellness is shaped by our genes, environment, and culture—factors that influence our health, habits, and access to a well-balanced life.
Ditching toxic candles, I turned to natural alternatives like essential oil diffusers and room sprays for a safer, eco-friendly way to scent my home.
Sixteen students experienced a transformative aromatherapy workshop in Kona, learning from experts and immersing in Hawaiian culture, including tree planting for sustainability.
Joanna Gaines shares simmer pot tips, but essential oils offer safer, simpler ways to scent your home—like diffusers, sachets, or cotton balls.

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