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Dean Judith Thompson
Meet Dean Judith Thompson as she shares herbal medicine career insights, industry trends, and advice for future wellness professionals.
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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.
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ACHS's 2026 Botanical Walk brought herbal and aromatherapy studies to life through hands-on learning, nature, and community.
More veterans are turning to holistic health tools like aromatherapy and nutrition to support healing and reduce dependence on traditional medications.
Take your eco habits to the next level with 3 bold green living tips: grow food, downsize your home, and aim for a trash-free lifestyle.
Advocating for natural health is easier than you think—learn how to make a difference locally and nationally with support from key industry groups.
Trash is piling up, but there's hope! Thrift shopping, smarter recycling, and green cleaning can help protect the planet—one small step at a time.
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Essential oils may pose serious risks to cats due to their unique metabolism—always consult an expert before using aromatherapy around pets.
A bachelor’s degree builds critical skills, broadens perspectives, and opens doors in the growing health and wellness field.
Craft beer and herbal medicine collide in this deep dive into hops—exploring its history, health uses, and more beyond the brew.
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Expired oils can oxidize and spoil, losing potency and causing irritation. Store oils in cool, dark places to preserve their safety and effectiveness.
Celebrate spring and St. Paddy’s Day by going green with these 10 nutrient-rich superfoods, from spinach and kale to kelp and bok choy!

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