A workshop to support your transition from winter to spring through Chinese Medicine.

In Chinese Medicine, spring is the season of wood, associated with the liver. Spring is usually the time for a “spring detox,” which has some roots in Chinese Medicine’s call to support the liver during this season of growth.

Dr. Rachel will map this concept onto foraging, discussing respectful harvesting practices and which spring bitters that grow abundantly in the Madawaska Valley. You’ll end the workshop tasting spring bitters and concocting your own, non-alcoholic bitter tincture.

Location: The Bluebird Collective, Barry's Bay, ON

Cost: PWYC-$55. There is 1 seat available at PWYC, 1 seats at $22, 2 seats at $33, 2 seats at $44 and unlimited seats available at $55. The sliding scale is offered in good faith and on an individual basis. If you’re not sure what is accessible to you, please reach out and we can have a conversation regarding this. Payment plans are available for everyone who asks.