Blue Ridge School of Herbal Medicine

Blue Ridge School of Herbal Medicine Blending the best of Chinese and American herbal medicine, with a focus on regional plants.

11/14/2025

Blending Chinese medicine and Western herbal traditions with a clinical focus, our in-person school is where your next chapter in herbal education begins.

Registration for our 2026 programs is now open.

www.blueridgeschool.org

When life gets tough, I turn to morel support.
11/12/2025

When life gets tough, I turn to morel support.

11/07/2025

Coreypine Shane, herbalist and bee whisperer, gently pets a bee - A reminder that calm energy speaks louder than panic.

To join one of our several 2026 Programs, follow the link in our bio and receive our early bird special.

Holistic Herbalist Program
Essentials of Herbalism Program
Wild Medicine Internship

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A sneak peek into the field: our Holistic Herbalism students are out harvesting with intention and care. At the Blue Rid...
11/05/2025

A sneak peek into the field: our Holistic Herbalism students are out harvesting with intention and care. At the Blue Ridge School of Herbal Medicine, we teach ethical wildcrafting rooted in respect—for the plant, the land, and the lineage.

Tonight we celebrate Samhain/Halloween, a time traditionally seen as the year’s “thinning of the veil”—when the natural ...
10/31/2025

Tonight we celebrate Samhain/Halloween, a time traditionally seen as the year’s “thinning of the veil”—when the natural and spiritual worlds feel just a little closer.

One herb that has long been tied to this season is Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris).

Herbalists have used mugwort for generations to support digestion, ease tension, and bring grounding during seasonal transitions. Traditionally carried for protection and linked to dreams and intuition, mugwort feels especially fitting on Halloween—a night when the veil is said to be thin. You might slip a little under your pillow, keep some by your bedside, or burn it as incense. Mugwort can also be used up in teas, tinctures, oils, and salves. And if you’re feeling extra witchy this Halloween, try adding it to a bath for a dreamy, magical soak.

Let us know if any dreams or insights find their way to you.

Connecting with plants is part of the same thread as connecting with animals — both deepen our relationship to the livin...
10/29/2025

Connecting with plants is part of the same thread as connecting with animals — both deepen our relationship to the living world.

Deepen your connection to the natural world in one of our several 2026 herbalism programs. Link in bio to join.

10/24/2025

Blending Chinese medicine and Western herbal traditions with a clinical focus, our in-person school is where your next chapter in herbal education begins.

This is a hands-on program that shows you how to find, prepare, and use the plants around you. You will learn from a wide, holistic lens – scientific, traditional, clinical, and maybe even a little spiritual.

Apply today.

Follow link in bio or

blueridgeschoo.org

Blind dates are just nature’s way of testing if you can spot red flags. 😆Apply today for our 2026 Programs which are NOW...
10/22/2025

Blind dates are just nature’s way of testing if you can spot red flags. 😆

Apply today for our 2026 Programs which are NOW OPENED. Applications are on a first come, first serve basis. We keep classes small for a more intimate experience.

This past Wednesday marked our 26th graduation here at the Blue Ridge School of Herbal Medicine. Honoring our 2025 Holis...
10/17/2025

This past Wednesday marked our 26th graduation here at the Blue Ridge School of Herbal Medicine. Honoring our 2025 Holistic Herbalism graduates—thank you for bringing heart, curiosity, and resilience to the work.

A beautiful fall afternoon in the Appalachia's marked the close of a season of study, connection, and transformation. If you’re seeing these photos and thinking, “I want to be part of that,” we invite you to explore our 2026 programs. Applications are open. 🌿📔

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Knotweed (Persicaria maculosa), often called Lady’s Thumb, has another name we’ve grown to love. Some of our Essentials ...
10/15/2025

Knotweed (Persicaria maculosa), often called Lady’s Thumb, has another name we’ve grown to love. Some of our Essentials of Herbalism students affectionately nicknamed it the ‘pink sprinkles plant’ — and honestly, it fits perfectly. 👌

10/10/2025

Our in-person school is where your next chapter in herbal education begins.

All of our classes are taught by Clinical Herbalist CoreyPine Shane, Author of Southeast Medicinal Plants alongside his talented and diverse team of teachers.

Applications for our 2026 programs are now opened. Follow the link in our bio or go to blueridgeschool.org 🌿

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