We will explore the benefits and practical uses of over 35 herbs, from herb walks and discussions with herbalist Chad Cornell, and guest herbalists such as Robert Rogers, Dr. Terry Willard etc.

Successful completion of these four modules qualifies as completion of one pre-requisite module with Hollow Reed School of Healing Arts & Herbals The 2.5 - 3-Year Integrative Herbalism Apprenticeship Program with Chad Cornell M.H. You will receive an Our Common Roots completion certificate as well.

• Part One: Foundations in Herbalism

• Part Two: Energetics & Elementals

• Part Three: Practical Knowledge

• Part Four: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times

You will find professionally made videos, classes and, of course, a screening of our four-part Edu/Doc series Our Common Roots - Unveiling Our Global Traditions of Healing with Plants.

the teachers

CHAD CORNELL - INTEGRATIVE & MASTER HERBALIST & program co-developer

Over the past 15 years, Chad Cornell ~ Owner of The Hollow Reed School of Healing Arts & Herbals has been guiding himself and others towards a greater experience of health and well-being.  While primarily working with modern understandings of health and physiology, Chad also draws deeply from his training in traditions such as Ayurveda (India), Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and both Eclectic Herbalism and Indigenous herbal healing lineages of the Americas. 

Chad graduated as a Master Herbalist in 2003, he studied Ayurveda via The Ayurvedic Institute and under a variety of Traditional Healers and meditation teachers. He is devoted and passionate about working alongside his clients to assist them in restoring their natural state of health and happiness. He has proven himself especially useful in situations where other modalities, practitioners, and approaches have not been helpful.

Chad is hired annually by the University of Winnipeg / Indigenous Studies Department to teach herbal plant medicines to students alongside traditional elders. He has also taught natural healing principles to medical students at the University of Manitoba Health Sciences Campus Integrative Medicine Program for 4 years.

Chad is also the author and presenter of the film Our Common Roots - Unveiling Our Global Traditions of Healing with Plants. The internationally acclaimed film can be found on GAIA and has a field guidebook available. Currently, he provides the Integrative Herbalism Apprenticeship Program for students across Canada and the U.S.  He is also committed to helping to educate the public and the next generations on the safe use of entheogenic plants as they emerge into a more popular place in our culture.

GUEST PRESENTER

AUTHOR, ROBERT DALE ROGERS, RH (AHG)

Robert has written over thirty books on herbs and mushrooms. Robert has been a student of plant medicine for nearly 40 years, including 18 years as a clinical herbalist. He was a past assistant clinical professor in the faculty of Family Medicine at the University of Alberta. Robert is chair on the North American Mycological Association (NAMA) and on the editorial board, of the International Journal of Medicinal Mushrooms. Robert has a Bachelor’s Degree in Botany. He has taught plant medicine for over 20 years and is an avid fan of our indigenous plants and mushrooms. Robert has been involved in the health field for over 30 years and had a clinical herbal practice for 18 years (retired). He works as a consultant to various boards and industries advising growers and creating herbal formulas. He writes periodically for the magazine Fungi and spends summers conducting mushroom walks and talks throughout North America and Europe. 

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