Welcome to the American Herbalists Guild

The American Herbalists Guild was founded in 1989 as a non-profit, educational organization to represent the goals and voices of herbalists specializing in the medicinal use of plants. Our primary goal is to promote a high level of professionalism and education in the study and practice of therapeutic herbalism.


Save the Date!  2013 Annual AHG Symposium  
November 7 to 10, 2013 

Bend, Oregon
We are thrilled to announce that the 2013 AHG Symposium is going be in held in Bend, Oregon one of the most beautiful places in the Northwest! FIND OUT MORE at the AHG Symposium website page at www.ahgsymposium.com The site of our symposium is The Riverhouse located on the banks of the Deschutes River not far from the city center. The Riverhouse offers comfortable and affordable lodging, great food and is less than 30 minutes away from Redmond, OR airport. 

 




 AHG Professional Herbalist Training Webinars

The American Herbalists Guild is proud to announce the launch of a series of herbalist training webinars taught by AHG professional members. These webinars will provide up-to-date information that combines ancient wisdom with modern science, drawing upon the varied herbal traditions of the world. Beginners and experienced health professionals are welcome to attend. Many of the webinars are free and open to the public, but attendance at all webinars is free for AHG members. 

Consider an AHG membership today. There are many, new benefits to membership. You can find out more and join the American Herbalists Guild here.

Recordings of past sessions can be found in the archives on our AHG Training Webinars page.

June 17th: 7pm-8:30pm EST: Ben Zappin, RH(AHG) Networking for Herbalists, a Mentored Opportunity! AHG Members Only This class is geared towards professional herbalists and students seeking to develop their ability to create larger networks through which to cultivate and express their craft as an herbalist. Whether ones aim is to solicit primary care referrals from physicians, or to just begin to access more clients to build their experience with, this class will provide direction and support. The class will focus on developing customized to the herbalist scripts for how to identify and research meaningful individuals or populations to reach out to, and then follow up with useful another set of templates for educating them about an individuals services and the scope of what their own version of herbal medicine can offer. Herbalists will be challenged to think about how other professionals may view them and they will be challenged to develop the communication skills that will enable them to develop trust and confidence in their ability. We will explore the benefits and limitations of a variety of strategies using case examples from Benjamin's own experience and observation of others successes and challenges. Ben will also provide templates and scripts for consideration an appropriation for your networking pleasure. Following this course Ben will present 'homework' assignments for students and practitioners to utilize for their own networking utilizing the suggestions and templates he provides in his Networking for Herbalists webinar. Ben will schedule a monthly follow up session for AHG members to offer more suggestions and to facilitate students and practitioners in their professional and clinical development relevant to the topic of networking in a webinar format and possibly online forum. Look for registration link soon in member mailings or enroll now in an AHG membership to receive your link.

These webinars are open to members of the American Herbalists Guild. All AHG members will receive the registration link for this event by email. Become a member today to receive your webinar registration link for this event and take advantage of monthly free webinar offerings, our Biannual Journal subscription, access to lecture archives, and discounts at outstanding suppliers of botanical products. Join Now at: http://www.americanherbalistsguild.com/membership/general The American Herbalists Guild (AHG) is North America’s largest professional association for those interested in herbal medicines. The Guild was founded in 1989 as a non-profit, educational organization to represent the goals and voices of herbalists specializing in the medicinal use of plants. With over 2000 members from around the globe, the AHG stands at the forefront of high-quality botanical medicine education.

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