Classes ~ Gatherings ~ Events

 

Registration:  Please register at least 5 Misty Meadows business days before class, unless otherwise
                           noted in class description.

                           Tuitions/Fees are due in full with registration unless otherwise noted in class description.
                           You can register by phone during Misty Meadows business hours, by U.S. Mail or in person.
 

Payment:        A payment vehicle, i.e. credit card number, check or cash, is required with all registrations.
                          Your credit card will not be charged or your check/cash deposited until
5 Misty Meadows
                          business days
  prior to the class date, no matter how early you register, unless specifically
                          noted in course description, under COST section of class description.

                          This makes registering for classes more convenient for you and will hopefully inspire you to
                          register early. 
 

Class Confirmations:  You will NOT receive any confirmation. Call the shop during business hours if you wish to confirm.   No refunds will be issued for missed classes.

Cla
ss Cancellations:   You will be contacted by phone and/or email if your class is cancelled.  Your credit card will not be charged.  If you paid by check, the check will be shredded. If you paid by cash, you will be notified to pick it up at the shop, or you may opt to have a check sent to you via U.S. Mail. You also have the option of applying your payment to another class.

Refunds:       Tuitions and Fees become non-refundable 5 Misty Meadows business days* before class date unless otherwise noted in class description. You must call the shop during business hours* and speak to a live 

person.  Due to possibility of  mechanical  failures, cancellations left on the answering machine will not be accepted and you will be charged the full class tuition.

 

No refunds for cancellations with less than 5 Misty Meadows business days* notice - please don't ask.

 

 

 

 

 

 



*Misty Meadows Business Hours: 
 

Year Round Store Hours: 

 

Wednesday through Saturday 10-5

Sunday 12-5

Closed Mon/Tues

 

We Will Observe the Following 2013 Holidays:

Easter April 1  - July 4th - Thanksgiving November 28

 

Fri/Sat August 23-25:  NE Women's Herbal Conference

 

2012/13 Winter Break: Dec 24 - Jan 8

 

2013/14 Winter Break:  Dec 23 - Jan. 7

 


 

 

 

Click on Class name to see detail,
or click here to see detail for all classes

   
   

2013 Herbal Apprenticeship Program

April 2013
Reiki II - Shamanic Reiki (Usui Tibetan Enhanced)
Reiki Master Teacher Wendy Snow Fogg
January 12/13
Balance Your Chakras & Get Connected!
Wendy Snow Fogg
January 14
Reiki Share January 19
Food for Thought:  A 3-Part Cooking Series
Sara M. Woods Kender

Part 1:  Fermented Foods  (January 20)
Part 2:  The Wonders of Seaweed  (January 27)
Part 3:  Eat to Live/Live To Eat (February 3)

January 20
Organic/Holistic Gardening Series
Helen Leavitt

Part 1:  Soil Health and Healthy Compost
Part 2: 
Seeds and Plants: Selecting Varieties and Planting 
            Techniques

Part 3: 
Maintaining the Garden: Watering, Weeding, Pruning,
            Mulching

Part 4: 
A Healthy Garden for Seasons to Come: Crop Rotation and
            Companion Planting

Part 5: 
Gardening by the Moon: An Introduction to Astrological
            Gardening

Part 6: 
Putting the Garden to Rest: Knowledge for the End of the
            Season

Part 7: 
Planning Your Garden: Mapping Out This Season’s Plot 

January 22
-March 12
The Craft: 17 Workshops
Wendy Snow Fogg
February 1
Reiki Share February 3

Practitioners Circle: 
An Expanded Learning Opportunity for Students of Herbalism

February 9
Massage for Couples
Ann Marie Jackson, LMT
February 12
Reiki Share March 3
2013  Advanced Herbal Studies Program
Bevin Clare, Jody Noe, Chris Marano, Guido Mase, Mimi Hernandez
March 16
Ear Candling
Wendy Snow Fogg
March 23
Reiki I - Refresher Workshop
Wendy Snow Fogg, Reiki Master Teacher
March 30
Rattle Making Workshop
Matooka Moonbear MacGowan
April 7, 14
Practitioners Circle: 
An Expanded Learning Opportunity for Students of Herbalism
April 13
Practitioners Circle: 
An Expanded Learning Opportunity for Students of Herbalism
June 8
Fairy Houses!
Carol Hutchins
June 9
Summer Wellness Fair June 22
Jenna Greene - In Concert June 22
Practitioners Circle: 
An Expanded Learning Opportunity for Students of Herbalism
August 3
Practitioners Circle: 
An Expanded Learning Opportunity for Students of Herbalism
October 12
   

Watch For New Classes & Workshops

 

Being Added Regularly!

 
   
   

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New Classes, Workshops & Playshops

Are Added Regularly

 

So Plan to Visit Often!

 

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Welcome to 2013

Classes & Workshops at Misty Meadows

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2013 Misty Meadows Herbal Apprenticeship Program

 

Click Here And See The Full Program Outline
and Application Form

 

 

 

 

                  

January 12-13      Reiki Level II – Usui - Tibetan Enhanced System of Natural Healing

Sat/Sun

9:30am – 5 pm                   with Wendy Snow Fogg, Reiki Master Teacher

 

In this two day intensive, you will be introduced to the next two Reiki symbols, learn their uses, practice using them, and be able to distinguish between the feel of their energies as they flow through your empowered hands. You will practice a “distance" or “absentee” Reiki session in the present, past, or future time and space, “beaming” Reiki, as well as several Reiki II sessions given and received. Guided meditation to go to your sacred temple and meet/reconnect with your Reiki guides. Strengthen your Reiki channel through the Reiki II attunement. Certificate given at end of class. 1 hour lunch break. 

 

Prerequisite:  Reiki I.  All students should be prepared to share their Reiki stories of working with people, pets,   
                        plants, etc.
If you received your Reiki I attunement from a teacher other than Wendy Fogg, please bring
                         your original Reiki I certificate to class with you. 

 

Tuition:  $300  

Please register by January 9 

 


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Reiki Share

 

Saturday January 19

10:30 am - 1 pm

 

Reiki (pronounced Ray' - Kee) is a gentle and ancient hands on healing art.  It's origins go back to Japan and Tibet and has been practiced in the New World since the early 20th century. Most who experience Reiki find it relaxing and rejuvenating.  Reiki is channeled through and by the practitioner into the recipient via gentle hands on positions from head to toe.

 

> Reiki is safe for everyone; it is not within the nature of Reiki to do harm. 

> Reiki does not interfere with medications. 

> Reiki is not affiliated with any religion, but honors and recognizes all.

 

Reiki does not require the recipient to disrobe.  You are, however, asked to remove shoes and boots at the door - slippers are provided if you wish.

> Services are provided on a first come/first served basis. 

> Suggested Donation: $10 to cover space costs

> All practitioners are Reiki certified and volunteer their services for this clinic.

 

If you would like to receive Reiki today

Enter at the Herb Shop.  Practitioners will receive you as space is available.

 

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If you are an attuned Reiki Practitioner and would like to participate,

please call or email to sign up:

 

603-659-7211

mistyoffice@comcast.net

 

 

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Balance Your Chakras & Get Connected!

 with Wendy Snow Fogg

 

 

Monday Evenings

 

January 14 – March 11

9 Class Meetings
(no class on Feb. 18)

 

Within everyone’s body are 7 primary chakras (pronounced shah’-krahs) that hold the energy of the physical as it is affected by the emotional and spiritual energies of our beings.

 

While we are designed as perfect beings in perfect balance, that balance becomes altered by our walk on this physical plane.  For example, the throat chakra is the place where we express our truth.  A heated argument can either shut down the throat chakra or blast it wide open like a hyper-extended joint.  In either case, the throat chakra is unbalanced, leaving the person susceptible to illnesses such as strep throat, tonsillitis and thyroid disorders, particularly when this type of situation is typical in a person’s life.

 

Each chakra represents a very important point of balance. .  Learning to recognize imbalance and clear it using crystals, meditation, sound and color can bring relief, balance and joy!

 

In this 9-part series, we will work with a single chakra each week, using all these tools.  In the final class you will experience a full chakra meditation, including the 8th chakra, allowing you to commune with your own higher self and receive direct guidance.

 

Please dress in loose, comfortable clothing.  Eat a light, healthy dinner before class. Ingesting alcohol and processed foods prior to class may be detrimental your class experience.

 

Class Cost:  $165

Please register by January 14

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Food for Thought
with Sara Kender, Herbalist

Join me for this 3 part cooking series where we will delve into the world of food!

 

$25 per class

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Part 1

Ferment & Sprout!

with Sara Kender

 

Sunday January 20

10 am - noon

 

For vegetarians & meat eaters!

Learn the basics of fermenting and sprouting....these processes release more nutrients from food, neutralize anti-nutrients and increase assimilation in the gut. We will touch upon different food sensitivities and their causes and why fermenting and sprouting is so important for those sensitive individuals. We will also touch upon the importance of food preparation and protein requirements if you are a non-meat eater. 

 

Tuition:  $25
Please register by Thursday January 17

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Part 2

The Wonders of Seaweed - A Cooking Class!

With Sara Kender

 

Sunday January 27

10 am - noon

 

Vegetables from the sea have sustained humans for thousands of years....packed full of trace minerals like calcium and magnesium as well as vitamin A, folate & plant protein. Today you'll learn the different kinds of seaweed to cook with, what dishes to add it to and discover how good it tastes, plus the health benefits. We will roll Nori, add it to soups and more.

 

Tuition:  $25

Please register by Thursday January 24

 

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Part 3

 

Eat to Live - Live to Eat!

with Sara Kender

Sunday February 3
10 am - noon

 

In this class we will be talking about the basics of food preparation and make easy, healthful dishes that everyone in your home will like. You are what you eat and it can taste good and also be good for you. I will share some of my favorite dishes and techniques.

 

Tuition:  $25
Please register by Thursday January 31

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Organic / Holistic Gardening Series

with Helen Leavitt, Misty Meadows Garden Mgr.

 

January 22 - March 12

 

Tuesdays   6:30-8:00 pm

(no class Feb. 12)

 

Misty Meadows Herbal Center is offering a series of workshops on organic and holistic gardening. Topics will include soil health, building compost, mulching, choosing varieties of seeds and plants, weeding, pruning, watering, crop rotation, companion planting, and astrological and lunar gardening.

 

If you are new to gardening and hoping to start a plot of your own this spring, these classes are a great way to get some foundational knowledge on maintaining healthy land and plants and growing your own food. If you are a seasoned gardener, this can be the opportunity for you to expand some of what you know and delve deeper into earth honoring practices.

  

Series Cost:  $115  Please register by January 15

Single Class:  $20  Please register at least 5 days before class 

 

Class 1: Soil Health and Healthy Compost

 

-What are the components of healthy soil?

-How do I know what my soil is lacking?

-How can I keep my soil healthy over time?

-What is compost?

-What are the benefits of using compost in a garden?

-What are some ways to make a compost pile?

-How do I maintain a compost pile?

-What can I add to my compost to enrich it and speed up the decomposition process?

 

Class 2: Seeds and Plants: Selecting Varieties and Planting Techniques

           

-Various factors to be aware of

-Types of seeds: Open Pollinated and Hybrids Varieties

-Choosing seeds over plants

-Best varieties for a New England climate

 

 

Class 3: Maintaining the Garden: Watering, Weeding, Pruning, Mulching

 

Learn practical techniques for:

-How and when to water

-Identifying true weeds

-Ways to keep the weeds at bay

-What and how to prune during which time of year

-Different types of mulch for different types of soil

 

Class 4: A Healthy Garden for Seasons to Come: Crop Rotation and Companion Planting

 

-What is the importance of crop rotation?

-How can I ensure my crops are rotated effectively?

-What is companion planting?

-What are the benefits of companion planting?

-How can I easily integrate this method into an already established garden?

 

Class 5: Gardening by the Moon: An Introduction to Astrological Gardening

 

We will learn the brief history of astrological gardening and answer questions like:

-How can I grow the healthiest crops while working in harmony with the cycles of the moon and stars?

-Can all gardening activities be done according to these principles?

-How do I know astrological gardening works?

-What are other references I can seek out if I want to learn more about this fascinating topic?

 

Class 6: Putting the Garden to Rest: Knowledge for the End of the Season

           

Topics will include:   

-Harvesting

-Fall Cleanup

-Over-wintering herbs

-Extending the season with cold frames and hoop houses

-Seed saving

 

Class 7: Planning Your Garden: Mapping Out This Season’s Plot

 

-How to pick the best spot on your land for your garden

-Important factors to consider when starting a new garden

 

We will spend time together in class mapping out potential gardens for this season based on the information covered in the previous classes.

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The Craft

With Wendy Snow Fogg, Green Witch

Also known as witchcraft, The Craft has been practiced in many ways by many cultures around the world.  In this series, we’ll talk about what it means to be a witch, how we can practice in today’s world and in our New England climate.  Classes will include both lecture and informal discussion.  You will be introduced to some of my favorite books and divination tools along the way. 

Classes meet on Friday evenings from 7:30-9 pm.   

February 1              The Way of the Witch: Living A Magical Life

February 22            God and Goddess In Our Lives

March 8                  Tools of the Craft

April 5                     Creating Sacred Space

April 19                   Power of the Moon

May 24                   Wheel of the Year - Part I

June 14                   Wheel of the Year - Part II

July 5                      Wheel of the Year - Part III

July 12                    Magical Oils  (Materials Fee:  $10)

July 19                    Incense with Purpose  (Materials Fee:  $5)

August 2                  Wand Crafting - Part I

August 16                Wand Crafting - Part II  

Sept. 6                    Spellcraft - Part II (Materials Fee: $5)

Sept. 27                  Spellcraft - Part I

Oct. 11                   Medicine Bag  (Materials Fee:  $5

Oct. 25                   Divination - Part I

Nov. 15.                  Divination - Part II

 

$25 per class + Materials Fees where indicated.

Please register at least 5 days before each class

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Reiki Share

 

Sunday February 3

2-4:30 pm

 

Reiki (pronounced Ray' - Kee) is a gentle and ancient hands on healing art.  It's origins go back to Japan and Tibet and has been practiced in the New World since the early 20th century. Most who experience Reiki find it relaxing and rejuvenating.  Reiki is channeled through and by the practitioner into the recipient via gentle hands on positions from head to toe.

 

> Reiki is safe for everyone; it is not within the nature of Reiki to do harm. 

> Reiki does not interfere with medications. 

> Reiki is not affiliated with any religion, but honors and recognizes all.

 

Reiki does not require the recipient to disrobe.  You are, however, asked to remove shoes and boots at the door - slippers are provided if you wish.

> Services are provided on a first come/first served basis. 

> Suggested Donation: $10 to cover space costs

> All practitioners are Reiki certified and volunteer their services for this clinic.

 

If you would like to receive Reiki today

Enter at the Herb Shop.  Practitioners will receive you as space is available.

 

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If you are an attuned Reiki Practitioner and would like to participate,

please call or email to sign up:

 

603-659-7211

mistyoffice@comcast.net

 

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Practitioners Circle: 

An Expanded Learning Opportunity for Students of Herbalism

Saturdays

February 9 (Rescheduled to March 2)  ~ April 13 ~ June 8 ~ August 3 ~ October 12

9 am - 5 pm

 

An opportunity for student practitioners to

·       move to the next level of preparing for herbal practice

·       observe experienced herbal practitioners at work

·       develop intake skills

·       practice formulation

·       improve skills by learning from each other

 

An opportunity for experienced herbal practitioners to 

·       share their skills with student practitioners

·       expand their herbal practice

·       develop/improve mentoring skills

 

An opportunity for clients to

 

·       experience an herbal consultation at a reduced rate
 

·     have the benefit of several herbalists hearing their    
     story
 

·       receive questions & input from several herbalists


·      
have remedies custom formulated for them by a
     concurring team of skilled herbalists
 

·       have two follow up appointments at the same “clinic”
     rate.

Each Practitioners Circle will be led by a skilled and experienced Herbal Practitioner.  There will be two clients per date.  Students will have opportunities to interact with clients, the herbalist in charge and the other students in the group.  Students will participate in discussion and formulation of remedies and have the opportunity to participate in follow-ups with clients.

Student Cost: $65 per date.
Please register at least one full week before each date.

Client Cost: $50, exclusive of remedies.  This is a savings of $100 off the cost of a regular 2-hour  consultation.  If you would like to be our client for one of these dates, please contact Misty Meadows Herbal Center at 603-659-7211 or email to mistyoffice@comcast.net.

 

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with Ann Marie Jackson, LMT
 

Tuesday February 12

6:30-8:30 pm
 
Learn how to better address your loved one's muscle tension issues, safely and effectively. This is a hands on class, for you and your 
                                            partner (or friend!).
 
This class will discuss some of the most asked questions concerning neck, back, and shoulder tension issues, such as:
How can I better get at that knot in my partner's shoulders?
How can I give a longer massage without tiring my hands so quickly?
 
How can I safely use more pressure on my loved one, when they ask me to "go deeper"? We will also discuss a few techniques to use for headaches, and lower back tension.
 
You will be shown techniques to give a better, safer, and more enjoyable massage. We will be working on neck, back, hands, and feet. You will be given massage oil to use within the class, and take home with you. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing, and do not eat a heavy meal before arriving.
 
Cost: $55 per couple  or $30 per single
Registration Deadline: Thurs. Feb. 7
 
Class limit will be 4 partners/8 people.
 
Register by Phone with Visa/MC/Discover
603-659-7211

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Ann is a Licensed Massage Therapist, in the state of New Hampshire. She has been running her private practice since 2007. Ann received her massage training through The Solidago School of Massage Therapy and Holistic Health, Amesbury, Massachusetts. Ann is also a practicing Herbalist, receiving her training in 2002 from Misty Meadows Herbal Center, and her advanced training from Matthew Wood, in 2005. Also an Energy worker, Ann received her Reiki Master-Teacher certification in 2010, from Ed Marshall. Ann also holds a Bachelors Degree in Anthropology, from the University of New Hampshire.

 

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Reiki Share

 

Sunday March 3

2-4:30 pm

 

Reiki (pronounced Ray' - Kee) is a gentle and ancient hands on healing art.  It's origins go back to Japan and Tibet and has been practiced in the New World since the early 20th century. Most who experience Reiki find it relaxing and rejuvenating.  Reiki is channeled through and by the practitioner into the recipient via gentle hands on positions from head to toe.

 

> Reiki is safe for everyone; it is not within the nature of Reiki to do harm. 

> Reiki does not interfere with medications. 

> Reiki is not affiliated with any religion, but honors and recognizes all.

 

Reiki does not require the recipient to disrobe.  You are, however, asked to remove shoes and boots at the door - slippers are provided if you wish.

> Services are provided on a first come/first served basis. 

> Suggested Donation: $10 to cover space costs

> All practitioners are Reiki certified and volunteer their services for this clinic.

 

If you would like to receive Reiki today

Enter at the Herb Shop.  Practitioners will receive you as space is available.

 

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If you are an attuned Reiki Practitioner and would like to participate,

please call or email to sign up:

 

603-659-7211

mistyoffice@comcast.net

 

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2013 Advanced Herbal Studies Program

Class Dates:

March 16-17        May 18-19        July 27-28        September  21-22      November  9-10

Program Faculty:

Dr. Jody E. Noé, M.S., N.D.

Through a multifaceted approach, Dr. Jody E. Noé, M.S., N.D. practices Family Health Care by providing the following services:

Pediatrics,  Naturopathic Obstetrics and Gynecology,  Botanical Medicine, Homeopathy,  Nutritional Medicine, Diet and Lifestyle Counseling, Physical Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Spritual Assessments and Counseling.

In addition to Family Health Care areas of specialization include integrative oncology, HIV/Aids and chronic disease. In all instances, Dr. Noé works to facilitate integration of mind, body and spirit, which requires patient participation in their own healing process.

Dr. Jody E. Noé obtained her Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University in Seattle, Washington. Previous to this, she was awarded her Bachelor’s and Master’s of Science degrees from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. Dr. Noé served as adjunct faculty to the University of Bridgeport College of Naturopathic Medicine, Quinnipiac University, Connecticut College of Naturopathic Physicians, Bastyr University, the New England Women’s Herbal Conference, Northwest Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NIAOM) and several community colleges and private organizations.

A founding member of the Botanical Medicine Academy, Dr. Noé is president emeritus for both the Oklahoma and Vermont Associations of Naturopathic Physicians.

Topics for March 16-17:  Endocrine Cancers, Cherokee Medicine


Guido Masé RH(AHG)
is a clinical herbalist, herbal educator, and garden steward specializing in holistic Western herbalism, though his approach is eclectic and draws upon many influences. He spent his childhood in Italy, in the central Alps and in a Renaissance town called Ferrara. After traveling the United States, he settled into central Vermont where he has been living since 1996.

He works clinically and teaches as a professional member of the American Herbalists Guild, and is a part of United Plant Savers and the American Botanical Council.

Topics for May 18-19: 

  -  A case-based overview of phytochemistry - looking at 11 cases

  - "Talking to fire" - immunomodulants and how to improve the action of Antibacterial and anti-Inflammatory protocols.
      History, physiology, botanical Therapeutics.

 

Mimi Hernandez, MS, RH(AHG)

is a clinical herbalist and educator whose courses balance traditional reverence with scientific understanding and intuitive awareness. She served as the Coordinator of the Appalachian Center for Ethnobotanical Studies at Frostburg State University where she taught undergraduate ethnobotany courses. Mimi has recently been appointed as the Executive Director of the American Herbalists Guild, an association of herbal practitioners and supporters. With roots in Asheville, NC, Mimi is a founder of the One World Healing Arts Institute and continues mentor aspiring and clinical herbalists through her online webinar trainings. Mimi draws upon her rich ethnic background & the Granny healers in her life. She believes that the handing down of plant wisdom is essential. She enjoys nature time, especially waterfalls, creeks, and oceans. Mimi's a mom of two cool and unique kids, Anais and Evan.
 

Topics for July 27-28:

  -  Vascular Health                 -  Medicinal Berries

  -  World Roots                      -  The Community Herbalist

 

 

 

 

 

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Chris Marano, RH (AHG), MA, BS
is a community herbalist of Western, Chinese, and Native American healing traditions, offering clinical health consultations and custom-blended herbal preparations for people seeking guidance on the path to wellness. Chris is also founder, director, and head educator of
 Clearpath Herbals, a school and center dedicated to the teaching and integration of holism, herbal medicine, and Earth-based wisdom.

Topics for September 21-22

 

 


 

 

Bevin Clare
is a clinical herbalist, nutritionist, and plant lover. She is the Clinical Division Chair of the MS in Herbal Medicine Program at Tai Sophia Institute in Maryland where she teaches and practices. Bevin holds a MS in Infectious Disease from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine based on her years of travel around the globe and witnessing the power of plants. She serves on the board of directors of United Plant Savers and of the American Herbalists Guild. Bevin works to bring plants into the lives of people through food, medicine, and spirit.  

Topics for November 9-10

 


 

 



Program Cost:  $1200
Deposit:  $600.  Balance Due March 1

 

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Ear Candling

with Wendy Snow Fogg

 

Saturday March 23

              10-3:30 pm             

                                           

Ear candling, or coning, has been used for centuries by practitioners around the world.  I've been successfully using this tool in my wellness practice for nearly 13 years.  When done properly, ear candling is safe and can be very useful to those with colds, chronic sinus problems, post nasal drip, fluid in the ears, ringing in the ears, wax buildup, yeast, etc.  Come learn how to use this age old technique, safely and effectively,  as a part your own and your family’s health care program.  Class will include the history and evolution of this technique, as well as ample hands-on training and practice.  All students will receive and perform an ear candling. 

 

Please dress comfortably in loose clothing.  Please bring: sharp scissors, a 2 qt. plastic bowl, an old sheet

 

$75 includes handout, supplies and Certificate of Completion. 

Please register by Wednesday March 20

 

 

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Reiki I - Refresher Class

With Wendy Snow Fogg, Reiki Master Teacher

 

Saturday March 30

10:30 am - 4 pm

 

a Do you feel less than confident to use the Reiki I you learned?

a Do you sometimes feel that your attunement didn’t “take”?

a Do you feel that you didn't get enough hands on teaching?

a Would you like more guidance in order to feel comfortable with
  Reiki?

a   Would you be more likely to use your Reiki I if you felt more     
  confident?

 

This relaxed one-day workshop will help you to

brush up & build your Reiki skills  

~  regain your confidence in Reiki and your ability to channel it

~  reconnect you with the Reiki energy

~  be reminded of your own Reiki gift

~  reclaim your knowledge and understanding of the hand positions

~  reconnect with your Reiki guide(s)


Although your original Reiki I attunement is yours for life, you will be invited to receive the Reiki I attunement again in this workshop.  Repetition of attunements can re-ignite your Reiki fire and help enormously to rebuild your confidence in your ability to channel Reiki.  This is, of course, optional.

 

Prerequisite:  You must have already received your Reiki I attunement in a prior class. 

                         Please bring your Reiki I certificate.

 

Cost:  $75.  Includes lunch with gluten & dairy free options.
                    Class has minimum & maximum enrollments.  Please register early.  Deadline for registration: March 23

 

 

 

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Reiki Share  (Sorry - this has been cancelled)

 

Saturday April 6

10:30 am - 1pm

 

Reiki (pronounced Ray' - Kee) is a gentle and ancient hands on healing art.  It's origins go back to Japan and Tibet and has been practiced in the New World since the early 20th century. Most who experience Reiki find it relaxing and rejuvenating.  Reiki is channeled through and by the practitioner into the recipient via gentle hands on positions from head to toe.

 

> Reiki is safe for everyone; it is not within the nature of Reiki to do harm. 

> Reiki does not interfere with medications. 

> Reiki is not affiliated with any religion, but honors and recognizes all.

 

Reiki does not require the recipient to disrobe.  You are, however, asked to remove shoes and boots at the door - slippers are provided if you wish.

> Services are provided on a first come/first served basis. 

> Suggested Donation: $10 to cover space costs

> All practitioners are Reiki certified and volunteer their services for this clinic.

 

If you would like to receive Reiki today

Enter at the Herb Shop.  Practitioners will receive you as space is available.

 

abababababababababababab

If you are an attuned Reiki Practitioner and would like to participate,

please call or email to sign up:

 

603-659-7211

mistyoffice@comcast.net

 

 

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Rattle Making Workshop

with Matooka Moonbear MacGowan

Sundays April 7, 14

 

Part I - April 7:
10 am - 4:30 pm

Rattles have been used throughout time in many traditions for healing, journey work and communicating with spirit.  learn how to make your own rattle with rawhide.

Supplies included:  wet rawhide, sand, sticks, imitation sinew, paint and some embellishments.

Suggestion: Though sticks will be provided, you may wish to bring a stick that feels good in your hand for the handle of your rattle. In addition, other items such as beads, feathers and fur to decorate further.

Please bring your own bagged lunch and a water bottle.
Clothing should be comfortable and will get messy. We will be working with wet animal hides.

Part II:  April 14
10 am - 2 pm (may end sooner)

Today we gather to give your rattle a voice. Finish embellishing with beads, feathers, fur or other items you have brought. You will learn its name and its power use through a guided journey. We will open rattles ritually.

Please bring your bagged lunch and your water bottle, along with anything you wish to add to your rattle.


Cost: 
$100 plus $25 Materials Fee

 

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Fairy Houses

with Carol Hutchins

 

Sunday June 9

12:30-2:30 pm

 

Children of all ages will have a wonderful afternoon crafting creative new homes for their fairy friends!  We'll be using natural materials from the forest and gardens of Misty Meadows.  The fairies know and love these things and will be so excited!  The fairies especially love sparkly things, so we'll be using lots of glitter and other shiny treasures!

 

~   Please bring scissors and a cardboard box to transport your fairy house.

~   We may be using hot glue guns.  We highly recommend a helpful parent or other adult accompany smaller children to help   
      with this part of the activity.
~  We will be going into the woods to gather materials.  A natural bug spray will be provided; you're also welcome to provide
      stronger chemical sprays for your child if you prefer.

 

Cost:  $20 per person
Please register by Sunday June 2

 

 

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Jenna as Green Lady

Jenna Greene

in Concert

Saturday June 22, 2013

5:00 pm

Suggested Donation: $20
$30 per family

Jenna Greene, “The Greene Lady”, is a Celtic singer-songwriter and harpist, a weaver of myth and magic. Her songs are inspired by the essence of ancient lore: the quest to follow one’s own dreams and a child-like wonder toward life.

Crossroads, Jenna’s debut album, is a collection of original songs. Each one is a journey, inviting the listener to explore the realm of ancient nature mythology, the wisdom of our ancestors, and how that wisdom can heal our planet and ourselves. She is currently working on her second album Wild Earth Child which she describes as an “ecstatic celebration of Nature’s dance.” These new songs explore the broader world of myth, incorporating Celtic, African, Spanish and Middle-Eastern influences.

You can find Jenna performing at holistic healing, eco-spiritual, environmental, faerie and Goddess festivals as well as Celtic and Renaissance faires all over the Northeast US. She interlaces her ethereal ballads, drum-driven songs and powerful chants with funny anecdotes and sing-alongs while accompanying herself on harp and percussion. Her husband Doug joins her on bodhran, Irish whistle and Native American flutes. New England folk guitarists, drummers and didgeridoo players often make guest appearances.

When Jenna isn’t performing or recording, she offers sound healing sessions and teaches workshops utilizing singing bowls, gongs, chanting and affirmations. “Almost all creations myths state that the Creator spoke or sung the world into existence. If we all have the Divine spark within, then these myths make a profound statement about the healing power of our own voices. Joined with the human voice, the bowls and gongs add healing vibrations, while affirmations and visualizations help people to shift their perceptions from worry and fear to love and inner peace.”

A theatrical production is also in development for Jenna and her music. Co-created with other performance artists, she will be part of a show filled with music, rhythm, dance, colorful costumes and dramatic lighting, an experience that entertains as it explores the common ground between cultures and spiritualities.

Doug Greene
is a sound healer and a true Aquarian, ever questing for deeper knowledge. He has intensively studied the works of Dr. Mitch Gaynor and mythologist Joseph Campbell. He brings together the wisdom of these two teachers in a refreshing and thought-provoking way. His recent studies have led him to explore the world of cellular biology and how our minds and music effect our bodies in profound ways. For over 30 years, he has been involved in ritual arts and performance arts including theater, sound and lighting design, orchestra and co-producing Jenna’s debut album Crossroads.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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