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SUMMARY:Herbal Skills Every Home Should Know
DESCRIPTION:Herbal Skills Every Home Should Know: 4-Part Herbalism Series\n\nThis four-part herbalism series was created to help people feel more capable\, prepared\, and supported at home. Students will learn simple\, affordable herbal skills for everyday life\, including first aid\, seasonal illness\, budget-friendly remedies\, and stress support. No previous experience is needed\, just a desire for practical\, natural tools that support everyday care and confidence.\n\nClass 1: Herbal First Aid for the Home\n\nBe prepared for life's everyday bumps and scrapes with simple herbal first aid skills. Learn how to use salves\, compresses\, oils\, and other simple preparations for common household injuries like cuts\, bug bites\, bruises\, sore muscles\, and minor burns while building a budget-friendly herbal first aid kit.\n\nDate: October 28\, 2026 Time: 6:00-7:00pm\n\n\n\nClass 2:Cold\, Flu\, and Sick Season Remedies\n\nLearn simple\, affordable herbal supports for cold and flu season\, including support for coughs\, sore throats\, congestion\, chills\, and post-illness recovery. Discover practical preparations like teas\, syrups\, steams\, gargles\, and broths using common herbs and kitchen ingredients. We'll focus on easy remedies that can be prepared ahead of time to help support comfort\, rest\, and resilience when sickness strikes.\n\nDate: November 4\, 2026 Time: 6:00-7:00pm\n\n\n\nClass 3: The Budget Home Apothecary\n\nHerbal care does not have to begin with a cabinet full of expensive tinctures or a shelf of unfamiliar ingredients. It can begin with easy\, everyday practices like a cup of tea in the evening\, a pot of broth on the stove\, a jar of infused vinegar in the pantry\, or a simple salve for dry hands. We'll explore how to weave plant medicine into everyday routines while slowly building a low-cost practical home apothecary using kitchen staples and common garden plants.\n\nDate: November 11\, 2026 Time: 6:00-7:00pm\n\n\n\nClass 4: Calm in Hard Times\n\nExplore practical herbal supports for worry\, overwhelm\, emotional exhaustion\, tension\, and stress-related sleeplessness. Learn how to choose calming herbs thoughtfully and use practices like teas\, baths\, tinctures\, and evening routines to support rest and resilience. Designed for real life\, this class focuses on steady\, everyday support when life feels heavy.\n\nDate: November 18\, 2026 Time: 6:00-7:00pm
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Herbal Skills Every Home Should Know: 4-Part Herbalism Series<br />\nThis four-part herbalism series was created to help people feel more capable\, prepared\, and supported at home. Students will learn simple\, affordable herbal skills for everyday life\, including first aid\, seasonal illness\, budget-friendly remedies\, and stress support. No previous experience is needed\, just a desire for practical\, natural tools that support everyday care and confidence.<br />\nClass 1: Herbal First Aid for the Home<br />\nBe prepared for life&rsquo\;s everyday bumps and scrapes with simple herbal first aid skills. Learn how to use salves\, compresses\, oils\, and other simple preparations for common household injuries like cuts\, bug bites\, bruises\, sore muscles\, and minor burns while building a budget-friendly herbal first aid kit.<br />\nDate: October 28\, 2026 Time: 6:00-7:00pm<br />\n<br />\nClass 2:Cold\, Flu\, and Sick Season Remedies<br />\nLearn simple\, affordable herbal supports for cold and flu season\, including support for coughs\, sore throats\, congestion\, chills\, and post-illness recovery. Discover practical preparations like teas\, syrups\, steams\, gargles\, and broths using common herbs and kitchen ingredients. We&rsquo\;ll focus on easy remedies that can be prepared ahead of time to help support comfort\, rest\, and resilience when sickness strikes.<br />\nDate: November 4\, 2026 Time: 6:00-7:00pm<br />\n<br />\nClass 3: The Budget Home Apothecary<br />\nHerbal care does not have to begin with a cabinet full of expensive tinctures or a shelf of unfamiliar ingredients. It can begin with easy\, everyday practices like a cup of tea in the evening\, a pot of broth on the stove\, a jar of infused vinegar in the pantry\, or a simple salve for dry hands. We&rsquo\;ll explore how to weave plant medicine into everyday routines while slowly building a low-cost practical home apothecary using kitchen staples and common garden plants.<br />\nDate: November 11\, 2026 Time: 6:00-7:00pm<br />\n<br />\nClass 4: Calm in Hard Times<br />\nExplore practical herbal supports for worry\, overwhelm\, emotional exhaustion\, tension\, and stress-related sleeplessness. Learn how to choose calming herbs thoughtfully and use practices like teas\, baths\, tinctures\, and evening routines to support rest and resilience. Designed for real life\, this class focuses on steady\, everyday support when life feels heavy.<br />\nDate: November 18\, 2026 Time: 6:00-7:00pm
LOCATION:Philip Heit Center Classroom on the first floor 150 W. Main St. New Albany\, OH 43054
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URL:https://cm.newalbanychamber.com/events/details/herbal-skills-every-home-should-know-22363
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