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The EHTPA is an umbrella organisation representing the interests of herbal and traditional medicine professional associations from across Europe.
Click and like my page and be kept up to date with the latest product information and stock. Ask questions. Full of healthy information to educate.
I have a regular stand at this warm, friendly market promoting local goods and produce.
I first met Jennifer while I was studying herbal medicine with Michael Tierra on the East West School of Herbalism practitioner course. Jennifer has written two books, 9 Ways to Body Wisdom and the Detox Handbook. She was also a succesful health columnist for The Sunday Times, Style Magazine.
Offering a years introduction to Western Herbal Medicine distance learning course. Approved by the the British Herbal Medicine Association (BHMA).
The secure payment method for taking on-line payments.
My teachers', Michael Tierra, website. Distance learning herb course, articles and information about East West Herbalism.
Lovely, well made,hand-crafted jewellery.
I teach workshops from this rural retreat on the Somerset Devon Border, which offers a variety of rural and traditional arts and crafts.
Sustainable living. "Otesha" is a Swahili word that means "reason to dream."
The Otesha Project UK is a youth-led organisation that's mobilising our generation to create social and environmental change through our everyday lives.
Learn more about setting up your own Transition Town and find other Transition initiatives.
Transition Town Langport is a group of people who are committed to take action to create a low energy/carbon future. We are a very active organisation and organise events for Langport (Somerset) and it's surrounding area.
This will bring about a more connected, supportive and self-reliant community consisting of healthier and happier people.
We welcome everyone who cares for our local community, our countryside and the wider environment.
