Herbal First Aid - July 22
Learn to heal wounds like an herbalist! Join Liz Faermark of Talk Wild Herbs to explore the use of annual and perennial garden herbs to address life's scratches and scrapes! We'll spend time meeting these plants, and make a bunch of first aid goodies: disinfecting yarrow tincture, calendula wound salve, and plantain poultices!
Classes are non-refundable and non-transferable. Workshop will be outdoors if weather allows. If weather is unfavorable it may be moved inside. 1 person per ticket, please.
Date: Tuesday, July 22
Time: 6p-8p
Cost: $65 (all materials provided)
Scholarship pricing options
Delight is happy to share that we now offer reduced-price ticket options to our on-farm workshops for those facing financial limitations. The quantity of these tickets is limited and we request that they be selected only by those who qualify. We will not ask for any proof of income or financial information, as we trust that those applying are doing so from a place of integrity and genuine need. Please email hello@delightflowerfarm.com to request a scholarship ticket (first come first served). Thank you!
Location: Delight Flower Farm 1472 County Road 500 E. Champaign
Instructor Bio
Liz Faermark is a Certified Clinical Herbalist and Clinical Nutritionist with over 10 years of experience in the world of holistic wellness. Her love of herbalism was born through her years of work as a Midwestern flower and herb farmer at Delight! She graduated from Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism in 2020 with a well rounded training in both the art of herbalism and the practice of providing clinical care. Now she is an herbal educator teaching budding herbalists how to hone their craft.
She also works as a clinical herbalist and herbal educator through her business Talk Wild Herbs, coaching the herbal-curious in her community on ways to elevate their vitality, and teaching budding herbalists how to hone their craft. Empowering other people to confidently care for themselves using food and plants helps Liz feel more hopeful about our individual and collective futures on Earth!
Learn to heal wounds like an herbalist! Join Liz Faermark of Talk Wild Herbs to explore the use of annual and perennial garden herbs to address life's scratches and scrapes! We'll spend time meeting these plants, and make a bunch of first aid goodies: disinfecting yarrow tincture, calendula wound salve, and plantain poultices!
Classes are non-refundable and non-transferable. Workshop will be outdoors if weather allows. If weather is unfavorable it may be moved inside. 1 person per ticket, please.
Date: Tuesday, July 22
Time: 6p-8p
Cost: $65 (all materials provided)
Scholarship pricing options
Delight is happy to share that we now offer reduced-price ticket options to our on-farm workshops for those facing financial limitations. The quantity of these tickets is limited and we request that they be selected only by those who qualify. We will not ask for any proof of income or financial information, as we trust that those applying are doing so from a place of integrity and genuine need. Please email hello@delightflowerfarm.com to request a scholarship ticket (first come first served). Thank you!
Location: Delight Flower Farm 1472 County Road 500 E. Champaign
Instructor Bio
Liz Faermark is a Certified Clinical Herbalist and Clinical Nutritionist with over 10 years of experience in the world of holistic wellness. Her love of herbalism was born through her years of work as a Midwestern flower and herb farmer at Delight! She graduated from Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism in 2020 with a well rounded training in both the art of herbalism and the practice of providing clinical care. Now she is an herbal educator teaching budding herbalists how to hone their craft.
She also works as a clinical herbalist and herbal educator through her business Talk Wild Herbs, coaching the herbal-curious in her community on ways to elevate their vitality, and teaching budding herbalists how to hone their craft. Empowering other people to confidently care for themselves using food and plants helps Liz feel more hopeful about our individual and collective futures on Earth!
Learn to heal wounds like an herbalist! Join Liz Faermark of Talk Wild Herbs to explore the use of annual and perennial garden herbs to address life's scratches and scrapes! We'll spend time meeting these plants, and make a bunch of first aid goodies: disinfecting yarrow tincture, calendula wound salve, and plantain poultices!
Classes are non-refundable and non-transferable. Workshop will be outdoors if weather allows. If weather is unfavorable it may be moved inside. 1 person per ticket, please.
Date: Tuesday, July 22
Time: 6p-8p
Cost: $65 (all materials provided)
Scholarship pricing options
Delight is happy to share that we now offer reduced-price ticket options to our on-farm workshops for those facing financial limitations. The quantity of these tickets is limited and we request that they be selected only by those who qualify. We will not ask for any proof of income or financial information, as we trust that those applying are doing so from a place of integrity and genuine need. Please email hello@delightflowerfarm.com to request a scholarship ticket (first come first served). Thank you!
Location: Delight Flower Farm 1472 County Road 500 E. Champaign
Instructor Bio
Liz Faermark is a Certified Clinical Herbalist and Clinical Nutritionist with over 10 years of experience in the world of holistic wellness. Her love of herbalism was born through her years of work as a Midwestern flower and herb farmer at Delight! She graduated from Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism in 2020 with a well rounded training in both the art of herbalism and the practice of providing clinical care. Now she is an herbal educator teaching budding herbalists how to hone their craft.
She also works as a clinical herbalist and herbal educator through her business Talk Wild Herbs, coaching the herbal-curious in her community on ways to elevate their vitality, and teaching budding herbalists how to hone their craft. Empowering other people to confidently care for themselves using food and plants helps Liz feel more hopeful about our individual and collective futures on Earth!