Fostering connection & belonging through herbs

Through teaching about herbs & herbalism, Yervika guides people to re-orient towards nature & our inherent belonging to the earth.

Herbalism invites a reclamation of ancestral knowledge & wisdom that connects us to our inner power and opens a pathway to collective wellbeing.

Yervika is rooted in the understanding that herbal knowledge is necessary knowledge for our collective future.

  • Yervika’s guides are designed as tools for self and community-based learning. These guides are meant to be a starting point for learning about herbs & herbalism for individuals, organizations, and communities. Peruse our guides here.

  • Yervika offers workshops & classes designed to strengthen participants’ understanding of, connection to, and experience with herbs & herbalism. Workshops are tailored to participants’ interests, needs, ages, and ecosystems, and typically include an introduction to herbalism as well as a deeper dive into specific herbs. Workshops are available for small and large groups, and can be requested as part of in- or after-school curriculum, teacher/staff training programs, or health & wellness retreats. Learn more about our workshops & classes here.

  • Yervika offers consultations to programs, organizations, groups, and individuals interested in incorporating herbs or herbalism into their work and/or garden. Consultations range from planning & planting herbs in a garden space to developing educational materials such as guides & curriculum. Schedule a discovery call here.

  • Yervika’s 1:1 sessions are for people wanting to explore the healing power of nature. Through somatic nature-based practices as well as learning about herbs, we’ll deepen in the reality of our inherent interconnection with nature, and uncover new ways of being that can connect us back to our true selves. Book a discovery call here

We work with

  • Educational Programs

  • Community-Based Initiatives

  • Individuals/Small Groups

    Individuals/Small Groups

Testimonials

“As we reclaim and remember more of what it is to be human, we re-member that herbalism is part of this human experience.”

— Seraphina Capranos, Homeopath & Herbalist, CEO & founder of The Center for Sacred Arts