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Sue and Candace dig in deep after talking with Nicole Telkes, practicing clinical herbalist and director of the Wildflower School of Botanical Medicine about training/licensing clinical herbalism. The term is murky and without consensus on its meaning, it is poorly applied. When it comes down to it, would licensing a herbalist bring standardization to clinical herbalism?
Thanks to listener Kyle Putnam for her information on the Canadian medical system which we shared in this podcast. Healthcare for all!
Sue formally apologizes to Dr. Jill Stansbury for getting her name wrong on this podcast. She is so embarrassed.
Herbalists we mentioned:
- Margi Flint
- Jim Mcdonald
- David Hoffman
- Dr. Jill Stansbury
- David Winston
- Dr. Tori Hudson
- Howie Brounstein
- Thomas Easley
- Rosemary Gladstar
Podcasts related to this topic:
- Nicole Telkes history
- How to Choose an Herbal Study Course
- How Herbalism Can Change the World
- Clinical Herbalism with Nikole Telkes
Further Resources
Nicole Telkes
Nicole, RH, is a practicing herbalist, educator, activist and Director of the Wildflower School of Botanical Medicine. She specializes in bioregional medicinal plants and is a fully stocked herbal apothecary with wild and weedy custom formulations for her clients and students. She is a Registered Herbalist with the American Herbalist Guild. She wrote the first book on herbs of her bio region, The Medicinal Plants of Texas.
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