Recording of Webinar: Foundations of Herbal Medicine: Interpreting Dorothy Hall’s Teachings in Clinical Practice - A constitutional approach to herbs, Bach Flowers, and emotional wellbeing
Description
Where: Online
CPE: 1.5 CPE points
Foundations of Herbal Medicine: Interpreting Dorothy Hall’s Teachings in Clinical Practice - A constitutional approach to herbs, Bach Flowers, and emotional wellbeing
This webinar explores how Sue Lohmeyer has integrated the teachings of renowned herbalist Dorothy Hall into over 25 years of clinical practice.
Drawing on Dorothy Hall’s constitutional approach, Sue will demonstrate how understanding an individual’s nervous system type (“the personality of the person”) can guide more precise and effective herbal prescribing. The session will explore the relationship between personality patterns, emotional tendencies, Bach Flower remedies, sun zodiac signs, and herbal selection.
Through clinical explanation and practical examples, Sue will show how combining these elements allows practitioners to create personalised herbal and Bach Flower formulations that address the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual contributors to dis-ease.
This webinar is suitable for practitioners and students who wish to deepen their understanding of constitutional herbal medicine and apply a more holistic, person-centred approach in practice.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
Understand the core principles of Dorothy Hall’s constitutional approach to herbal medicine
Recognise different nervous system and personality patterns and their relevance in clinical practice
Explore the relationship between emotional states, Bach Flower remedies, and herbal prescribing
Appreciate how sun zodiac signs were used by Dorothy Hall as part of constitutional assessment
Apply these concepts to support more individualised and holistic treatment plans

Presenter: Sue Lohmeyer
Sue Lohmeyer is a qualified herbalist who graduated in 2000 and has been in clinical practice for over 25 years. She established her Adelaide-based practice while raising young children and balancing a strong involvement in community sport, giving her a grounded and practical understanding of real-life health challenges.
Sue had the privilege of studying under Dorothy Hall, an experience that profoundly shaped her clinical work and personal philosophy. Dorothy Hall’s teachings continue to influence how Sue approaches herbal medicine, constitutional assessment, and the emotional and spiritual aspects of health.
Sue is passionate about sharing these teachings in a practical, accessible way and supporting practitioners to develop deeper insight into the individuality of each client they see.
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