Erin Vanhee, Herbalist
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Upper skagit, washington

Bio-regional Herbalism

Training Programs

Small batch botanicals

 
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Indulge in our inspired herbal offerings, schedule a herbal bodywork session or learn to

integrate plants in to your daily life with one of our training programs or day classes.

“You will come away with knowledge, remedies and confidence in helping others.”

-Nancylee

 

Workshops &

Training Programs

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Wildcrafting grindelia on Camano Island

Summer intensive: Wildcraft & Medicine Making

Begins July 12

Water based preparations

Herbal medicine making: private Day Class

Botanical Explorations for stress & anxiety

Private group classes

 
 
If you want old school wise woman herbalism,
go work with Erin.
A wise, wonderful and loving heart.
— Bryan Lehto, Biotemple Maui
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Offerings


 

small batch botanicals from the PNW Rainforest


Herbal Bodywork & Lomi Lomi Massage


Herbal Pain Salves

Erin is a font of herbal and common sense information. Every time I talk to her, I learn something.
— Suzanne Tabert, herbalist

Erin Vanhee practices herbal medicine in Skagit County, Washington and offers in person training in bio-regional plant medicine, somatic herbalism and plant/body awareness. Erin has studied herbal medicine with healers, wildcrafters and herbalists since 1993. Deeply connected to plants and plant preservation, she has tended harvest sites in the Cascades for decades.

Erin’s working knowledge of bio-regional plants of the Pacific Northwest and cultivated plants of traditional western herbalism has inspired countless students, apprentices and clients around the globe to have a new perspective on the Earth, their healing and themselves.

Erin believes that each of us has a healer within and plants help us find that part of ourselves opening a new way of walking in this world. Her teachings are a reflection of her relationship with the wild.

Erin is the founder of Trillium Medicine, an apothecary and plant sanctuary in the Upper Skagit where she spends time with the plants and talks to the resident owls.

 
 
 
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