Roots & Remedies · School of Herbalism

Intro to Herbalism Beginner Course

Every Remedy Has a Root. Every Root Has a Story.

Beginner herbal study notebook, chamomile tea and mint

Standalone · Self-paced · 20 lessons

Start with curiosity.

For anyone interested in herbalism as a hobby, or looking for a foundation before the other herbalism curricula. Learn the language of herbal actions, compare preparation methods and build a careful beginner study notebook. No prior herbal education required.

Taught by Natasha “Auntie Tasha” McRoberts. This is a separate introductory course, not Level 1, a professional credential or a required admissions prerequisite. No accredited credit hours are claimed.

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The beginner foundation

Herbal actions

  1. 1. Herbal Actions: The Language of Herbalism
  2. 2. Adaptogens
  3. 3. Alteratives
  4. 4. Aromatics
  5. 5. Astringents
  6. 6. Bitters
  7. 7. Nervines
  8. 8. Carminatives
  9. 9. Diaphoretics
  10. 10. Diuretics
  11. 11. Emollients
  12. 12. Expectorants
  13. 13. Tonics

Delivery methods

  1. 14. Common Delivery Methods for Herbal Remedies
  2. 15. Compresses
  3. 16. Essential Oils
  4. 17. Decoctions
  5. 18. Extracts (Tinctures & More)
  6. 19. Infusions
  7. 20. Infused Oils

A thoughtful first step

Full written lessons, glossary-card and paper preparation activities, lesson knowledge checks, a study journal and the workbook’s 15-question final assessment. The workbook’s readiness mark is 13 correct answers. Medicinal ingestion is never required. Afterward, explore the certificate pathway, Cannabis Studies or Formula Kitchen at your own pace.

Explore further herbal studies

Educational study only, not medical advice or a license to diagnose or treat. Herbs can cause harm and interact with medications. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before medicinal use.