The Magic of Medicinal Herbs!

Delve into the magical world of medicinal herbs where we will take participants on an enchanting journey into the world of natural healing. You'll learn practical ways to use herbs for health and wellness through engaging, hands-on demonstrations and expert guidance.

From creating soothing salves and aromatic herbal teas to crafting oxymels and a poultice for injuries, this workshop combines education and creativity. Discover the healing properties of common herbs and how to incorporate them into remedies for digestion, stress relief, immunity, and skin health.

Starting the morning with a mindful mediation this workshop offers a chance to connect with nature’s pharmacy and is perfect for anyone interested in natural remedies or holistic health. You will take home:

• an oxymel

• a poultice

• a herbal infused tea

• a salve

• recipes to create more magic at home!

Carmen will also bring one of her healthy snacks for people to try.

Join us to explore the magic of medicinal herbs and leave empowered with skills to nurture your well-being.


About the Facilitator
Carmen is a qualified and passionate naturopath who values the importance of educating patients to empower themselves to enable the body to do what it is naturally equipped for, and that is, to heal itself. Her passion is health and well-being, and the prevention of disease, while understanding the importance of lifestyle and emotional support as a holistic approach, valuing the important role of food, incorporating nutrition, herbal medicine, identifying deficiencies, addressing toxicities while utilising the healing power of nature. She values the role of finding and pursuing your passions, and the benefits of the mindfulness aspect of creativity, for ultimate health and well-being. Carmen has been teaching many arts and crafts over the years to both adults and children, as well as corporate training in the natural medicine field and is an avid lover of all things nature, from rainforest walks to gardening, motorbike riding and caravanning.