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Herbal First Aid: Natural Remedies for Everyday Emergencies
Learn how to approach first aid situations through the lens of practical herbalism, safety, and preparedness.
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Class Date + Time
September 9, 3:30PM PST -
Class Duration
2.5 Hours -
Class Location
Google Meet -
Materials Provided
Handouts
Bites. Bruises. Burns. Everyone needs practical tools for addressing common injuries.
In this class, we’ll explore useful herbs, preparations, and basic approaches for common first aid situations at home, while traveling, or in the field.
You will learn how to choose appropriate herbal deliveries, build a practical first aid kit, and understand how herbs may be used as supportive care while recognizing when medical attention is needed.
Designed for students of herbalism, this class offers a grounded introduction to herbal first aid and practical preparedness.
We’ll focus on useful remedies, real-life applications, and safety considerations for situations ranging from everyday discomforts to more serious emergencies.
You will learn how to choose appropriate herbal deliveries, build a practical first aid kit, and understand how herbs may be used as supportive care while recognizing when medical attention is needed.
Designed for students of herbalism, this class offers a grounded introduction to herbal first aid and practical preparedness.
We’ll focus on useful remedies, real-life applications, and safety considerations for situations ranging from everyday discomforts to more serious emergencies.
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Jennifer Ribaudo
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About
Jennifer is a clinical and bioregional herbalist, educator, and founder of Desert Moon Botanicals, a small-batch herbal apothecary and education practice rooted in the Sonoran Desert. Her work is shaped by clinical training, field study, ethical wild harvesting, and many years spent learning from the plants and landscapes of Arizona.
Before turning her focus to herbal medicine, she spent 30 years in corporate Information Technology and served in the U.S. Army. Those experiences continue to shape the practical, organized, and systems-minded way she teaches. She completed her Western Herbalism training at the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts under JoAnn Sanchez, RH, AHG, and continues her education through mentorship, travel, fieldwork, and direct observation of plants where they grow.
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Before turning her focus to herbal medicine, she spent 30 years in corporate Information Technology and served in the U.S. Army. Those experiences continue to shape the practical, organized, and systems-minded way she teaches. She completed her Western Herbalism training at the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts under JoAnn Sanchez, RH, AHG, and continues her education through mentorship, travel, fieldwork, and direct observation of plants where they grow.
Read more about Jennifer
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