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Opening to the Wisdom of the Plants with Corinna Wood |
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Corinna Wood is the director of Red Moon Herbs, making herbal medicines from fresh, local plants, with a focus Corinna's background includes an extensive apprenticeship with Susun Weed in 1993 as well as a B.S. in Biology. Corinna is certified as an herbalist, a fertility awareness teacher, and also in permaculture design. Corinna Wood is the Director of the Southeast Women’s Herbal Conference, an annual fall conference in Black Mountain, NC that inspires and nourishes women. She is also on the faculty of the Appalachia School of Holistic Herbalism. Drawn to the wild plants from an early age, Corinna Wood turned away from the usual focus in today’s herbal world, of the rare, exotic, or endangered plants to study the powerful benefits available from the wild plants that are abundant and local, many of which are considered “weeds.” In 1993, after receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in health and agriculture, with a focus on botany, biology, and nutrition, Corinna apprenticed with world-renowned herbalist Susun Weed. Beginning with Susun’s standard six-week apprenticeship, Corinna ended up living and working at Susun’s side for nine months.
From 2001 to 2007, Red Moon Herbs increased in size nearly fourfold, and became renowned throughout the region and beyond for the high level of quality and integrity of their medicines. In 2005, Corinna started the Southeast Women’s Herbal Conference, a very popular annual conference in the Fall. Corinna also continues to teach herbal medicine and women’s health, including the Wise Woman Fundamentals of Herbalism Week-long Immersions. A weekend for women to learn, connect, and deepen into the Wise Woman Tradition.... earth-based healing, local plants, & deep nourishment. Next Southeast Women's Herbal Conference is October 14-16, 2011. Susun Weed, guest host at WomensRadio.com is the author of the acclaimed best seller Wise Woman Herbal Join the Wise Woman E zine for articles on women's personal empowerment and well-being. Go to the forum for support and networking with like-minded women. Listen to Susun Weed's engaging weekly radio show at WiseWomanRadio.com. Read women's e-news, view women’s art, read and post poems at our web-log WiseWomanTradition.com. Browse thousands of articles, recipes, and more at WiseWomanWeb.com. All free all the time, knowledge is empowerment, herbal medicine is people’s medicine, join us now. |
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