Culinary Remedies:
Exploring Health in African American Kitchens
Practical - Nourishing - Connecting
It's a dash of history, a sprinkle of health, and a pinch of appreciation for Black herbal pioneers.
Discover the magic of kitchen medicine with Culinary Remedies!
Culinary Remedies explores the historical significance of herbs, vegetables, and fruits in traditional African and African American cultures. In addition to discussing medicinal uses, culinary practices, and the role they played in promoting health, we present prominent figures in Black history who contributed to herbal medicine will be highlighted.
This is a fantastic class to pair with Black Folk Herbalism.
In this class we:
- Foster an awareness of the interconnectedness between cultural heritage, health, and sustainable living through kitchen medicine.
- Explore the medicinal properties and health benefits of specific herbs and plants traditionally used in kitchen medicine.
- Analyze the cultural and culinary impact of herbs and plants, emphasizing their role in promoting health.
- Recognize and appreciate the contributions of Black figures in history to herbal medicine and culinary practices.
- Understand the historical significance of herbs, vegetables, and fruits in African and African American cultures.
This is a fantastic class to pair with Black Folk Herbalism.
Includes
Support Materials
access to the extensive presentation slides by Carolyn Jones
Video
2.5 hours of teaching
Certificate
Certificate included
Pay Once = One Year Access
1 year to view and review content, ask questions and discuss
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Teachers
Matthew Wood, MS
Matthew Wood has been a practicing herbalist for over forty years. He is an internationally known teacher and author with more than ten books to his credit. Matthew has an MSc in herbal medicine from the Scottish School of Herbal Medicine (accredited, U. of Wales). He lives in the Midwest.
Carolyn Jones, MSc, CC, HHP
Carolyn Jones is a Holistic Health Educator and Chaplain who teaches the art of self-care and practices a ministry of presence. She is licensed by the New York State Chaplain Task Force and serves the community as an herbalist, a certified aromatherapist, and a reflexologist.
Certificate Included
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How to Get a Certificate
- Complete course materials
- Pass the test with a grade of 70% or better
- Save or print your certificate!
Available with subscription and individual course purchases.
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Accreditation hours
This course is a total of 3.25 accredited hours- 0.5 hours Materia Medica
- 0.75 hours Nutrition and Medical Terminology
- 2 hours History, Philosophy, and Therapeutic Paradigms and Applications (Including Energetics)
*Please check with your accrediting agency whether they will accept accredited hours or certificates from the Matthew Wood Institute of Herbalism
Culinary Remedies: Exploring Health in African American Kitchens
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