Cooling Herbs for Summer Q&A
2025-06-24 10:00 - 11:00 (America/Vancouver)
Join us on June 24th for a live Q&A with Tiffany Harper on the topic Cooling Herbs for Summer. Email your questions on this topic to info@wildrosecollege.com by midnight June 22nd and we’ll prioritize answering them during the live session.
Date: June 24, 2025
Time: 10 am Pacific Time
Registration details will be sent to eligible students closer to the date.
Our Q&A sessions will be recorded and a replay will be available afterwards.

FREE Live Alzheimer’s & Dementia Roundtable with Dr. Terry Willard
2025-08-27 14:00 - 15:00
Join us for a FREE, live Case Study Roundtable with Dr. Terry Willard, one of Canada’s most respected clinical herbalists and the founder of Wild Rose College.
This interactive session offers a rare opportunity to observe how an experienced practitioner approaches real-world cases, including his process of formulation and care planning for clients navigating Alzheimer’s and Dementia.
Date: Wednesday, August 27, 2025
Time: 2 PM PST
Register here: https://discover.wildrosecollege.com/webinars/mind-in-decline-august-roundtable/
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This session is a preview of the six exclusive Case Study Roundtables our Practical and Master Herbalist Diploma students attend each year, powerful, hands-on learning experiences that bridge traditional knowledge with contemporary clinical practice.
A replay will be offered for 7 days only for registered participants so make sure to register if you’d like to catch the replay!

Free Webinar - The People’s Medicine: Herbal Empowerment in Unstable Times with Yarrow Willard
2025-09-03 16:00 - 17:30
Join clinical herbalist and educator Yarrow Willard for a powerful free live webinar: The People’s Medicine: Herbal Empowerment in Unstable Times.
This 90 minute live session will explore how accessible, earth-based herbal practices can offer sovereignty, healing, and grounded connection, no matter where you live or what your experience level is.
Together, we’ll cover:

Simple ways to start making your own medicine (think: teas, tinctures, and salves)
Five foundational herbs to grow and get to know
How herbalism can support not only the body, but community care and mutual aid
Ways to reconnect with traditional knowledge and navigate modern uncertainty with clarity and calm

Whether you’re brand new to herbs or already on the path, you’ll leave with practical skills, plant allies, and a deepened sense of what it means to practise “the people’s medicine.”
Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2025
Time: 4 pm PST
Register here: https://discover.wildrosecollege.com/webinars/the-peoples-medicine-herbal-empowerment-in-unstable-times/
✨ Registration is FREE. Come as you are, and bring a cup of tea.
If you can’t attend live, be sure to register to catch the replay. The replay will be available for registrants for 1 week, until September 11th.

The Village Circle - Live Discussion Group
2025-09-10 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
Theme: Walking the Plant Path: Becoming an Herbalist
Together we’ll reflect on what it means to step into herbalism—whether you’re just beginning, deepening your practice, or weaving plants more fully into your daily life. Reflection prompts will be posted in the Village ahead of time to help you prepare.
About the Event:The Village Circle is our bi-monthly live gathering space within the Wild Rose Herbal Village. It’s a chance for members to come together in real time—sharing stories, reflecting on monthly themes, and deepening connection to herbalism and community.
Each Circle features guided prompts to spark meaningful conversation. On the day of the event, we meet live to listen, share, and learn from one another.
Please note: Village Circles are live only and not recorded. This makes them a unique space to be fully present with fellow herbalists and plant people.

This event is available exclusively for Herbal Village members (student and paid memberships).

Part 1: Understanding PCOS - Herbs & Hormones Workshop
2025-09-16 12:00 - 13:30
Join us live for Part 1 of our Herbs & Hormones: Navigating PCOS with Botanical Allies Workshop with Krista Dawn Poulton! Explore the biological and energetic roots of PCOS and how this condition affects multiple systems in the body. We’ll break down the spectrum of presentations, diagnostic criteria, and the hormonal imbalances at play, while examining how herbalists can bring whole-systems thinking to this common but complex condition.
Date: September 16
Time: 12 pm Pacific
Format: Lecture + Q&A
Length: 90 minutes
Sign up here: https://wildrosecollege.com/product/herbs-hormones-navigating-pcos-with-botanical-allies-workshop/
If you’re unable to attend live, you can still take part in this workshop! Part 1 will be added to the workshop page on your student dashboard within 1 day.
In Part 1 You’ll Learn:

What PCOS is and how it manifests in diverse ways
The key drivers behind PCOS: insulin resistance, inflammation, stress, and more
How to identify signs, symptoms, and hormonal patterns
Common comorbidities and systemic impacts (mood, metabolism, fertility)
Herbal frameworks for understanding and assessing PCOS

Who This Workshop Is For:
This workshop is designed for herbal students and practitioners, holistic nutritionists, doulas and wellness professionals, as well as anyone personally navigating PCOS seeking a deeper understanding of herbal options. Whether you’re supporting yourself or your clients, this workshop will equip you with the clarity and confidence to work with PCOS through a holistic lens, one that honours complexity and taps into the intelligence of plant medicine.

Part 2: Herbal Strategies - Herbs & Hormones Workshop
2025-09-23 12:00 - 13:30
Join us live for Part Two of our Herbs & Hormones: Navigating PCOS with Botanical Allies Workshop with Krista Dawn Poulton. In this hands-on session, we’ll walk through a real-world PCOS case study and explore how to match specific herbs and actions to unique individual patterns. You’ll leave with greater clarity on how to approach PCOS using plant medicine, diet, and lifestyle strategies.
Date: September 23, 2025
Time: 12 pm Pacific
Format: Interactive case study + herb discussion
Length: 90 minutes
Sign up here: https://wildrosecollege.com/product/herbs-hormones-navigating-pcos-with-botanical-allies-workshop/
If you can’t catch this live session, Part 2 will be added to the workshop page within 1 day.
If you missed Part 1 on September 16th, you can catch up through the workshop page on your student dashboard.
In Part 2 You’ll Learn:

How to apply whole-person assessment to a PCOS client
The most relevant herbal actions: hormone modulators, adaptogens, liver and blood sugar support
When and why to use herbs like Vitex, Peony, Cinnamon, Schisandra, and others
Sample protocols, formulas, and practitioner tips
How to educate and empower clients with ongoing care strategies

Who This Workshop Is For:
This workshop is designed for herbal students and practitioners, holistic nutritionists, doulas and wellness professionals, as well as anyone personally navigating PCOS seeking a deeper understanding of herbal options. Whether you’re supporting yourself or your clients, this workshop will equip you with the clarity and confidence to work with PCOS through a holistic lens, one that honours complexity and taps into the intelligence of plant medicine.

Inflammaging - With Charity Parkinson
2025-09-24 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
While we can’t stop aging, we can age better. Scientists studying a phenomenon called “inflammaging” have found that chronic, low-grade inflammation plays a central role in many age-related changes in the body and brain.
In this webinar, Charity Parkinson, Cl.H., will guide us through:

The science behind inflammaging and its impact on long-term health

Foundational herbs, targeted nutrients, and holistic lifestyle practices that can help support healthy levels of inflammation

How to apply evidence-based, herbalist-informed strategies for vibrant, resilient aging

This event is available exclusively for Herbal Village members (student and paid memberships).

Herbal Village Book Club
2025-10-08 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
Discussing Braiding Sweetgrassby Robin Wall Kimmerer
We’ll gather to share reflections and insights from this modern classic, exploring how its themes of reciprocity, relationship, and reverence for the natural world resonate with our own herbal journeys. Reflection prompts and a companion workbook will be available in advance inside the Village Book Club group to guide your reading.
About the Event:The Herbal Village Book Club is a space for members to dive deeper into plant-inspired literature together. Every other month, we choose a book that sparks thoughtful discussion around herbalism, ecology, and our relationship with plants and the land.
Each meeting is an opportunity to connect with fellow readers, share perspectives, and deepen your understanding of both the text and your own practice.
Please note: Book Club discussions are live only and not recorded, creating an open and present space for conversation.
Who Can Attend:This event is available exclusively for Herbal Village members (student and paid memberships).

Herbology 101 Q&A with Dr. Terry Willard
2025-10-28 11:00 - 12:00
Join us on October 28th for a live Q&A with Dr. Terry Willard covering Herbology 101 course questions and general herbal questions. Email your questions on this topic to info@wildrosecollege.com by midnight October 26th and we’ll prioritize answering them during the live session.
Date: October 28, 2025
Time: 11 am Pacific Time
Students must register to join the live Zoom session. The link to register will be emailed to eligible students. Please contact Student Services if you did not receive this.
The Q&A session will be recorded and a replay will be available afterwards.

The Village Circle - Live Discussion Group
2025-11-12 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
Our Monthly Community Gathering in the Herbal Village

This month’s Village Circle invites us to explore Herbs for Immune Resilience, looking at how plants help us strengthen our defences, restore balance, and support vitality through the changing seasons. Together, we’ll reflect on what resilience means for our bodies, minds, and communities, and share herbal allies that nurture both protection and connection.

✨ Open to all paid and student members of the Herbal Village.
Not a member yet? Subscribe here!

Case Study Roundtable with Megan Kendrick
2025-11-27 11:00 - 12:00
Experience herbal learning in action! Join us on November 27th for a Case Study Roundtable featuring Registered Herbalist Megan Kendrick, who will walk us through a case and herbal support strategies.
Date: Thursday, November 27, 2025
Time: 11 am Pacific
Students must register to join the roundtable live on Zoom. The link to register will be emailed to eligible students. Please contact Student Services if you did not receive this.
Can’t make it live? A replay will be shared in the Herbal Village within 48 hours after the event. The replay will be available for one week.

Rosehip Video Monograph
2025-11-27 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
Part of the Monthly Herbal Village Video Monograph Series
This month, we’re exploring the bright and nourishing Rosehip (Rosa spp.)—the vibrant fruit of the wild rose. Rich in vitality and resilience, Rosehip reminds us of the warmth and nourishment that nature offers even as the seasons turn.
Join us in this month’s Video Monograph to discover Rosehip’s gifts for wellness and inspiration, from its radiant colour to its deeply restorative nature.
✨ Available to all paid and student members of the Herbal Village.
Not a member yet? Subscribe here!

Herbal Village Book Club: The Lost Apothecary
2025-12-10 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
Our Monthly Community Reading Circle!
This month in the Herbal Village Book Club, we’re diving into The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner. This historical fiction tale weaves together mystery, magic, and the healing (and sometimes dangerous) power of plants.
Join fellow readers as we explore the themes of secrecy, empowerment, and the fine line between healing and harm, all through the lens of women’s herbal knowledge.
✨ Open to all paid and student members of the Herbal Village.
Not a member yet? Subscribe here!

The Village Circle - Community Discussion Group
2026-01-14 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
The Village Circle – Bitters, Integration, and Digestive Fire
The Village Circle is a bi-monthly facilitated community discussion space for reflection, conversation, and connection within the Herbal Village.
In this January Circle, we’ll explore digestion as more than a physical process. Using the lens of Bitters, Integration, and Digestive Fire, we’ll reflect on how we take in food, information, relationships, and experience, and how our systems discern, assimilate, and release over time. Drawing on holistic and energetic perspectives, including the concept of inner fire, this conversation invites participants to think broadly about nourishment, boundaries, and integration.
This is not a technical class or lesson on digestive herbs. Instead, it is a shared inquiry into patterns, rhythms, and ways of being that shape how we meet the world.
A reflection workbook will be shared in advance to support the conversation, though preparation is not required.

Case Study Roundtable: Herbal Support for Neurodivergence
2026-01-22 12:00 - 13:00 | Wild Rose College of Herbal Medicine
We’re excited to offer FREE access for our whole community to our live Case Study Roundtable in January!
Join Dr. Terry Willard for an immersive, practice-focused session exploring how herbalists can support neurodivergent patterns through an energetic, whole-person lens.
In this live case study roundtable, you’ll learn how to identify key nervous-system patterns, choose appropriate herbal actions, and think clinically without diagnosing or treating conditions.
Dr. Terry will walk you through real-world scenarios that highlight the diverse experiences of neurodivergent individuals and the plant allies that can gently support regulation, focus, grounding, and resilience.
Case Study Roundtables are part of our Practical Herbalist and Master Herbalist programs. As part of the program, students gain exclusive access to 6 Case Study Roundtables each year. This is the perfect opportunity to learn directly from a practicing clinical herbalist how they approach formulation for their clients and experience the heart of our community.
Date: January 22, 2026
Time: 12 pm PT
A replay will be offered for 7 days only for registered participants so make sure to register if you’d like to catch the replay!
Register here: https://discover.wildrosecollege.com/webinars/herbal-strategies-for-neurodivergent-patterns-live-case-study/

Chaga Video Mongraph
2026-01-28 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
Settle in with Chaga, one of the great forest allies of the north, with Megan Kendrick, Registered Herbalist and Herbal Village Coordinator, in this Video Monograph. In this session, we explore the medicine, mythology, and modern understanding of Chaga (Inonotus obliquus), from its role as a grounding immune tonic to its deep relationship with birch and the boreal forest. You’ll learn about traditional uses, energetics, key actions, ethical sourcing, and practical ways to work with Chaga through teas and extractions, with space to reflect on what it means to work with slow, generous medicines in long seasons of cold and dark.

Herbal Village Book Club – A Shamanic Herbal
2026-02-11 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
Join us for our next Herbal Village Book Club gathering as we explore A Shamanic Herbal by Matthew Wood on Wednesday February 11th at 4pm PST/7pm EST.
This session will focus on the themes woven throughout the book, including spiritual ecology, plant intelligence, symbolism, and the deeper patterns that connect human experience with the natural world. Matthew Wood’s work invites us to move beyond reductionist views of herbal medicine and into relationship, story, and meaning.
To support your reading and reflection, an exclusive Book Club workbook will be shared inside the Herbal Village ahead of our gathering. The workbook includes guided reflection questions, key themes to sit with, and space to note passages or insights you’d like to bring into the conversation.
Together, we’ll reflect on the text, share perspectives, and hold space for thoughtful discussion with fellow plant people. Whether you’ve read the entire book or are just beginning, you’re welcome in the circle.
Come ready to listen, reflect, and explore how plants speak through more than chemistry alone.

Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine Q&A with Amber Lynn Vitale
2026-02-18 11:00 - 12:00
Join us on February 18th for a live Q&A with Amber Lynn Vitale on Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine course questions. Email your questions on this topic to info@wildrosecollege.com by midnight February 16th and we’ll prioritize answering them during the live session.
Date: February 18, 2026
Time: 11 am Pacific Time
Students must register to join the live Zoom session. The link to register will be emailed to eligible students. Please contact Student Services if you did not receive this.
The Q&A session will be recorded and a replay will be available afterwards.

Damiana Video Monograph
2026-02-25 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
Join Megan Kendrick, Registered Herbalist and Herbal Village Coordinator, for an in-depth video monograph exploring Damiana (Turnera diffusa), a plant long associated with warmth, vitality, and embodied presence.
In this session, we’ll look beyond Damiana’s modern reputation to explore its traditional use as a daily tea, its role as a nervine and digestive bitter, and its deeper relationship with the nervous system, pelvic circulation, and sensual awareness. This video weaves together historical context, clinical insights, and energetic perspectives to help you understand when Damiana is truly supportive, and when it may not be the right fit.
This monograph is ideal for herbalists and plant people seeking a nuanced, grounded understanding of Damiana as a gentle tonic that supports mood, digestion, reproductive health, and reconnection with the body.

Village Circle: Tending the Garden
2026-02-25 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
The Village Circle is a live, discussion-based gathering space within the Herbal Village where members come together to explore timely themes in herbalism, seasonal living, and personal practice. These conversations are reflective, participatory, and rooted in shared experience rather than presentation or lecture.
This month’s theme, Tending the Garden, explores care, pacing, responsibility, and seasonal awareness. In gardens and in herbal work, tending often means maintenance, boundaries, and attention to timing rather than visible growth. Together, we’ll reflect on what it means to sustain what’s already in motion and how this season is shaping your practice.
This event is live only and is available at no additional cost to members of the Wild Rose Herbal Village. It will not be recorded and replays are not available.
The link to join will be posted in the Herbal Village on the morning of March 11.

Coltsfoot (Tussilago farfara) – Video Monograph
2026-03-25 16:00 - 17:00 | Wild Rose Herbal Village
Those bright yellow flowers pushing through late winter soil before the leaves even appear — “the son before the father.” Coltsfoot has long been known as a classic lung remedy, its name literally meaning cough dispeller.
Join us for this month’s video monograph, where we explore coltsfoot in depth — from its traditional role as a soothing demulcent and pectoral for dry, irritated coughs, to its energetics, key actions, phytochemistry, and the important modern safety conversation surrounding pyrrolizidine alkaloids.
We’ll look at how this historic respiratory herb fits into contemporary herbal practice with clarity and discernment.
The Coltsfoot Video Monograph will be available in the Wild Rose Herbal Village on Wednesday, March 25th at 4pm PT / 7pm ET.
Available to members of the Wild Rose Herbal Village
