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It’s time to start your path in herbalism and even open your own herbal business.

There’s a lot to learn and understand, and our course, with instruction by clinical herbalist Dave Warren, is the right place to begin that journey.

Reading materials and tests are part of our curricula, to be certain each student has a full grasp of each lesson, and a passing grade of 70 is required. The average student will take 160 hours to complete this course.

Students who fulfill the requirements of this course will have filled a prerequisite for our Clinical Herbalist Certification Course.

Led by clinical herbalist Dave Warren, the Master Herbalist Course is meticulously designed to provide an immersive learning experience. Over the span of approximately 160 hours, this comprehensive course covers various aspects that are essential for becoming a skilled herbalist.

Anatomy and Physiology: Understanding the intricacies of the human body forms the backbone of any effective treatment. Students delve into the fundamentals of human anatomy and physiology, gaining an in-depth knowledge of organ systems, their interconnections, and how herbs can target specific areas for healing.

Botany and Plant Identification: Teaching individuals to not only recognize a vast array of medicinal plants, but also their specific uses and potential side effects, is crucial. The course dives into botany, enabling students to identify plants correctly in various environments, understand their growth patterns, and establish a solid foundation for herbal medicine.

Pharmacology and Herbal Actions: Herbal remedies go beyond mere folk wisdom. Students learn how different chemical compounds found in plants interact with our bodies, fostering a comprehensive understanding of herbal actions, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics. Through this knowledge, they can determine the appropriate herbal applications to address specific ailments.

Herbal Formulations and Medicine Making: A significant highlight of the course is the hands-on experience of creating potent herbal preparations. Students learn how to prepare tinctures, teas, creams, and essential oils, gaining valuable skills to craft personalized remedies to suit individual needs.

Ethics and Safety: The Master Herbalist Course also emphasizes the ethical and safety aspects of herbal medicine. Students are educated on the importance of sustainable wildcrafting, responsible sourcing, and the cautious use of plants to ensure the safety and conservation of medicinal species.

Integration and Practice:

A crucial aspect of becoming a master herbalist is the practical application of knowledge. The course expertly integrates case studies, field trips, and direct clinical experience. Under the guidance of Dave Warren, students gain valuable insights into how to navigate real-life situations and develop effective protocols for treating various health issues.

Job Opportunities

As a certified Master Herbalist, there are a variety of career paths you can pursue. Here are a few examples along with their potential salaries:

1. Herbal Products Developer - As an herbal products developer, you would be responsible for creating and testing new herbal products, such as teas, tinctures, and supplements. The average salary for this position is around $70,000 per year.

2. Herbal Educator - As a herbal educator, you would teach others about the benefits of herbs and how to use them safely and effectively. This career path can lead to a salary of around $60,000 per year.

3. Herbalist Practitioner - As an herbalist practitioner, you would work with clients to assess their health concerns and develop personalized treatment plans using herbal remedies. This career path can lead to a salary of around $50,000 to $80,000 per year, depending on your level of experience and location.

4. Herbal Farmer - As an herbal farmer, you would grow and harvest medicinal herbs for use in herbal products and treatments. The average salary for this position is around $30,000 to $50,000 per year.

It's important to keep in mind that salaries can vary depending on factors such as location, level of experience, and industry demand. Additionally, many Master Herbalists choose to start their own businesses or work as consultants, which can provide additional earning potential.

What Students Say:

 "The master herbalist course exceeded my expectations in every way possible. The comprehensive modules provided in-depth knowledge about herbs, their uses, and benefits. I highly recommend this course to anyone who wants to become an expert herbalist." -S. Francis

"I'm amazed at how this course transformed my perspective on natural healing. The instructor's expert guidance and hands-on experience helped me to acquire practical skills that I can use for a lifetime. I feel confident in my knowledge and skills, thanks to this exceptional course!" - James Destine

"This master herbalist course is truly one of its kind. The curriculum covers everything from herb identification to plant chemistry, making it an excellent resource for anyone looking to learn the art of herbalism. I'm grateful for this course and highly recommend it."   - Simone Stuben