Wellness Travels: Friday, August 22, 2025 from 6:30 to 7:30: Introduction to Homeopathy. Contact venue for pricing. Lucky Dog Farms 1501 Wilmer Road, Wentzville MO. Contact them directly to register: 636-262-9971
“Day 1” is the pre-requisite to continuing the remaining of the 4 courses.. Many people find they can “jump start” their self study with this. For the first time this […]
Joyce Henderson will be presenting information on Applied Zoopharmacognosy. Joyce is the founder of "Lets Stay Together Pets" that facilitates fostering and feeding for pet families in transition. As an […]
Day 2 was offered in August - In this 3rd session that deals with herbal management of acute and chronic pain as well as digestive issues, we once again theme […]
We're doing it again! Our annual barn dance and bonfire (weather permitting) are returning in October. We will dance and receive instruction from our favorite live callers, Jim Hemphill and […]
Many of these oils are crafted from herbs we use in other ways for healing
If you have taken "Day 1" as the pre-requisite for this course, join us from 10 am to 4 pm in the barn to learn about remedies for the Nervous […]
Iridology is the study of the iris and its implications for assessing the health of our organs. and overall wellbeing. Beiieved to have utilized as far back as ancient Greece […]
Our annual "Crafts for Christmas" featuring local artisans is making its return! This is a great opportunity to support local artsists and crafters while getting a unique and hand crafted […]
J Join us for an old fashioned Country Christmas complete with farm to table food, hot apple cider, live music and a wine sampling and dancing if you're so inclined. […]
In this comprehensive guide to managing pain holistically, Nancy Herold draws on her experience in homeopathy, herbalism, magnet therapy, infrared light therapy, supplementation as well as repurposing of other therapies […]
Witch Hazel was one of the first botanicals that Nancy learned about while wildcrafting. It intrigued her that this seemed to be the only plant that regularly bloomed in winter […]
