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Fresh Milky Oats: Sacred Nervous System Medicine
June 18 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
When harvested at the peak of its season, fresh milky oat tops help alleviate nervous system exhaustion, adrenal fatigue, anxiety, despair, insomnia, and repetitive thought patterns, increase focus, boost mood, and more. Participants will learn harvesting and processing the oat tops and oat straw all the way through how to prepare a tincture. Bring a quart sized jar and prepare to buy your own alcohol for tincturing after the class. This class is a $20-35 investment, with payment taken at the event. Cash, card or check accepted.
RSVP and direct any questions to lucille.nelson@tobm.org.
**There is an alternate date for this workshop as harvest depends on maturity of the plants. That date is Tuesday, June 25th from 6-8pm.
ABOUT OUR TEACHER:
Cindi Quay, Traditional Herbalist, descendent of the Menominee Nation, and Founder of Cindi’s Sacred Garden, has been practicing her respected Native American Traditions with our plant nation for most her life. Cindi has learned “hands on” to identify many herbs during all growing seasons, and for more than 30 years, she has traveled around the USA to identify healing plants. As an instructor, Cindi teaches many groups about herbs, growing, connecting to and healing oneself through our plant nation.
Cindi Quay, Traditional Herbalist, descendent of the Menominee Nation, and Founder of Cindi’s Sacred Garden, has been practicing her respected Native American Traditions with our plant nation for most her life. Cindi has learned “hands on” to identify many herbs during all growing seasons, and for more than 30 years, she has traveled around the USA to identify healing plants. As an instructor, Cindi teaches many groups about herbs, growing, connecting to and healing oneself through our plant nation.