Milagro School of Herbal Medicine
6 Month Herbal Medicine Course
With nature as our guide, we will navigate through the year using seasonal foods to keep healthy, and herbal remedies to treat common ailments. We will take an in depth look at different body systems and learn what herbs support each system. In addition to a Western approach to herbal medicine, this program incorporates the Chinese Five Element theory and Curanderismo, a folk healing system from Mexico.
During this course you will learn medicine making, botany for herbalists, herbal therapeutics, herbal materia medica and ethical wildcrafting. . Please see our course description for detail about all the different areas of study.
We believe that the best way to connect with the plants is to meet them in their natural environment so we take three weekend camping trips to different ecosystems near Santa Fe where you will learn how to identify local medicinal plants and how to responsibly collect them from the wild.
The program is divided into two semesters, with a 10 day break after the first semester. There are 3 - four day field trips.
Class dates are as follows:
- Tuesday evenings, 6:00-7:30pm
- Two Saturdays per month 10am-4pm
- Field Trips: 3 per course (4 days each, Thursday-Sunday)
250 hours
Upon successful completion of this program, students receive a 250-hour Certificate in the Foundations of Herbalism. Many graduates of herbal certificate programs go on to use their skills with their families, communities, businesses, and healing art practices. In the United States, there is no license that covers the practice of herbal medicine. In New Mexico, the practice of herbalism is covered under the Unlicensed Health Care Practice Act (www.nmcaamp.org).
Program Policies:
Successful completion of this program requires at least 80% attendance and successful completion of all assignments. If, due to unforeseen circumstances, you must miss more than 20% of the classes, you will have the opportunity to complete make-up assignments based on the classes missed.
Tuition:
1. Submit the initial application with a $250 non-refundable deposit. After the $250.00 Application deposit, the remainder due is $2,745.00 plus tax.
2. Once you are accepted you will receive an acceptance package of
information regarding dates, books needed, and class requirements.
3. Your first payment is due 30 days after we mail your acceptance
letter. NOTE: If you are paying in full, it is due then by using cash, check, or credit card (credit cards please add 3%).
4. If you are signing up for the ½ down and ½ by payment plan, your
½ down is due and you will sign a contract for the remaining amount in 4 methods: by post-dated check in advance or by credit card (with an additional 3% fee).
**Checks are made out to: Milagro School of Herbal Medicine
5. If you are on a payment plan, the ½ down deposit is $1,372.50; the remaining 4 payments are $318.13 each (does not include 3% charge if using a credit card and New Mexico Gross Receipts Tax).
6. All administrative issues and payments are made directly with Tomas Enos of Milagro School of Herbal
Medicine.
7. Any applications received and accepted after March 1, 2019 have an immediate payment due date upon
notification.
**Refund Policy: No refunds are given for enrollment payments. Please do not enroll in this program unless you are absolutely positive you want to attend.
Books and materials are not included in the tuition. An estimated $300 additional expense includes books, transportation and food for camping and field trips, and herbs and supplies for at-home medicine making assignments.
Closely review the class dates and be sure that you can attend most if not all classes and all the camping trips. There is no way to make up missed classes! If you would like to participate in the program and are able to fully commit your time, please print, complete, and submit our Application Form. You may also come by the store and pick up a printed copy if you prefer.
When you submit your Application Form, you must include a $250 nonrefundable deposit to hold your space. In the case that your application is not accepted, the full $250 will be returned to you. We conduct a follow-up interview before enrollment in the program.
Applications and deposits may be submitted via mail send to:
Milagro School of Herbal Medicine
1500 5th Street #6
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505
With nature as our guide, we will navigate through the year using seasonal foods to keep healthy, and herbal remedies to treat common ailments. We will take an in depth look at different body systems and learn what herbs support each system. In addition to a Western approach to herbal medicine, this program incorporates the Chinese Five Element theory and Curanderismo, a folk healing system from Mexico.
During this course you will learn medicine making, botany for herbalists, herbal therapeutics, herbal materia medica and ethical wildcrafting. . Please see our course description for detail about all the different areas of study.
We believe that the best way to connect with the plants is to meet them in their natural environment so we take three weekend camping trips to different ecosystems near Santa Fe where you will learn how to identify local medicinal plants and how to responsibly collect them from the wild.
The program is divided into two semesters, with a 10 day break after the first semester. There are 3 - four day field trips.
Class dates are as follows:
- Tuesday evenings, 6:00-7:30pm
- Two Saturdays per month 10am-4pm
- Field Trips: 3 per course (4 days each, Thursday-Sunday)
250 hours
Upon successful completion of this program, students receive a 250-hour Certificate in the Foundations of Herbalism. Many graduates of herbal certificate programs go on to use their skills with their families, communities, businesses, and healing art practices. In the United States, there is no license that covers the practice of herbal medicine. In New Mexico, the practice of herbalism is covered under the Unlicensed Health Care Practice Act (www.nmcaamp.org).
Program Policies:
Successful completion of this program requires at least 80% attendance and successful completion of all assignments. If, due to unforeseen circumstances, you must miss more than 20% of the classes, you will have the opportunity to complete make-up assignments based on the classes missed.
Tuition:
- Tuition for Foundations of Herbalism for 2018/2019: $2,995.00 plus Tax.
1. Submit the initial application with a $250 non-refundable deposit. After the $250.00 Application deposit, the remainder due is $2,745.00 plus tax.
2. Once you are accepted you will receive an acceptance package of
information regarding dates, books needed, and class requirements.
3. Your first payment is due 30 days after we mail your acceptance
letter. NOTE: If you are paying in full, it is due then by using cash, check, or credit card (credit cards please add 3%).
4. If you are signing up for the ½ down and ½ by payment plan, your
½ down is due and you will sign a contract for the remaining amount in 4 methods: by post-dated check in advance or by credit card (with an additional 3% fee).
**Checks are made out to: Milagro School of Herbal Medicine
5. If you are on a payment plan, the ½ down deposit is $1,372.50; the remaining 4 payments are $318.13 each (does not include 3% charge if using a credit card and New Mexico Gross Receipts Tax).
6. All administrative issues and payments are made directly with Tomas Enos of Milagro School of Herbal
Medicine.
7. Any applications received and accepted after March 1, 2019 have an immediate payment due date upon
notification.
**Refund Policy: No refunds are given for enrollment payments. Please do not enroll in this program unless you are absolutely positive you want to attend.
Books and materials are not included in the tuition. An estimated $300 additional expense includes books, transportation and food for camping and field trips, and herbs and supplies for at-home medicine making assignments.
Closely review the class dates and be sure that you can attend most if not all classes and all the camping trips. There is no way to make up missed classes! If you would like to participate in the program and are able to fully commit your time, please print, complete, and submit our Application Form. You may also come by the store and pick up a printed copy if you prefer.
When you submit your Application Form, you must include a $250 nonrefundable deposit to hold your space. In the case that your application is not accepted, the full $250 will be returned to you. We conduct a follow-up interview before enrollment in the program.
Applications and deposits may be submitted via mail send to:
Milagro School of Herbal Medicine
1500 5th Street #6
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505