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Learn how to choose carrier oils and create infused oils with simple methods to elevate your aromatherapy practice at home.
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ACHS certificates offer focused wellness education to build expertise, grow your business, and support your clients with confidence.
Dr. Lori Holdren
Dean Lori Holdren shares insights on online education, student success, lifelong learning, and the future of integrative health careers.
HHS announces the redesigned inverted food pyramid
Explore the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans, featuring an inverted food pyramid that prioritizes whole foods and limits processed foods.
Amanda Lattin, Erin Stewart, and David Tircuit
Amanda Lattin & two others share reflections from the Free Herbalism Project, highlighting plant medicine & herbal education.
Clockwise from top left: The ACHS campus building, Susan Leopold, PhD, Executive Director of United Plant Savers (left) and Judith Thompson, ND, ACHS Dean of Herbal Medicine (right), David Winston, RH (AHG), (left) and Christopher Hobbs, PhD., organic herbs from the ACHS Apothecary Shoppe.
Dean Judith Thompson reflects on ACHS Herbal Medicine’s 2025 milestones and shares exciting growth and opportunities for 2026.
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Overcome stress with five easy rituals! Learn breathwork, gentle movement, and nature pauses to support your emotional balance and overall well-being.
Holly Teal ACHS
Explore Holly Teal's journey from ACHS graduate to co-founder of Hephzibah Health Solutions, where she blends holistic education with personalized wellness strategies.
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Aromatherapy’s history spans ancient rituals and cultures, showing how scent has long supported memory, healing, and the connection between people and plants.
ACHS in the community in 2025
Tracey Abell reflects on a year of connection, growth, and innovation at ACHS and advancing holistic wellness in 2026.
ACHS student Jayne Williams
Jayne Williams helps others boost metabolism, resilience, and holistic health while completing her MS at ACHS.
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Two recipes, savory Nettle Clam Broth and vibrant Nettle Pesto, showcase the versatility of stinging nettles.

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