Cheryl's Herbs Articles
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New Life for Cheryl’s Herbs
We appreciate all of our customers sticking with us through these difficult past few years! Here is a little background on Cheryl’s Herbs… Cheryl’s Herbs was started in 1991 by Cheryl and Jeff Hoard. Cheryl was a self taught herbalist, professional musician and pioneer in aromatherapy. Cheryl’s Herbs grew into a thriving herbal enterprise, featuring […] -
FREE Informational Session on TRE(Tension/Trauma Releasing Exercises)
Saturday, May 4th at 10:30am Who Can Benefit From TRE? YOU! Since this shaking mechanism in the muscles is part of our natural behavior as humans,everyone can benefit from TRE. This shaking of the muscles increases the resiliency of thebody because it causes deep relaxation that naturally reduces stress levels. It can release emotions ranging […] -
December 2018 Annual Holiday Party & Sale
We’re throwing a big party to say Thank you! to all our loyal customers!
Snacks, awesome discounts, and a wonderful atmosphere.
Don’t miss this opportunity to receive 20% off all purchases! Place your order to make sure you save!
One day only! In-store and online!
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Class: Free Intro to Pranic Healing
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FREE
Saturday, October 20th
10:30 – 12:00
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Class: Pranic Healing Level 1
Two day course:
Saturday & Sunday
November 10th and November 11th9 – 5 pm
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Aromatic Scholars : Aromatherapy 201
We are pleased to announce that Cheryl’s Herbs will sponsor a 300-hour advanced aromatherapy certification course. The class, Aromatic Scholars(formerly known as 201: Masters Apprenticeship) is offered by The School for Aromatic Studies (formerly East West School of Herbal and Aromatic Studies) (www.theida.com) and will be taught by Kathy Klug, Registered Aromatherapist.
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NEW Store Hours
Just a heads up to our wonderful customers, our store hours will be changing. The new hours will be the following: 10 AM – 6 PM Monday through Saturday This change will take effect as of 6/11/2018 -
CLASS: Chakras and Essential Oils
Chakras and Essential Oils
Join us in a Summer Series Workshop regarding the 7 main chakras and their correspondences. This includes, colors, mantras, hand positions, Essential Oils, stones, and some herbs. You will learn how to cleanse and balance your chakras using Essential Oil blends and natural stones. This series will be one day a month and you will learn 2-3 chakras on that day. You will also be doing a brief grounding session and meditation before and after each lesson. In the final class we will be doing a full chakra cleansing and balancing along with meditation. Chakra Kits available for purchase. Each kit contains a different Essential Oil blend for each of the 7 main chakras along with a natural stone to correspond with each chakra. Kits are regularly $24.00 but you will be able to purchase it for $20.00 at the first class.
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Class: Planning your Herb Garden
Sunday, April 22, 2018 10:30-1:00 PM
Join us for this fun and informative workshop on planning your
herbal garden! We will discuss how to make the best of your space, whether you are planting in the ground or in pots, and
how to select the best plants for you that will benefit your mind, body and spirit! Also enjoy making a couple of products to take
home with you.
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Herbal Information Sheet: Eleuthero
ELEUTHERO (Eleutherococcus senticosus) 2/6/18 Excerpted from: Adaptogens in Medical Herbalism By Donald R. Yance “Eleuthero is the most well-known, well-researched, and well-suited adaptogen in the world. Often referred to as the ‘king’ adaptogen, there are more published scientific studies on Eleuthero than on any other herb. It blends well with other herbs, […] -
Herbal Information Sheet: Lobelia
LOBELIA (Lobelia inflata) Excerpted from: The Book of Herbal Wisdom, Using Plants as Medicines By Matthew Wood “Herbs are so darn peculiar! I have long enjoyed the homeopathic model. By placing the […] -
Herbal Information Sheet: Bacopa
BACOPA (Bacopa monnieri) Excerpted from: The Way of Ayurvedic Herbs By Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa and Michael Tierra “In India, Gotu Kola is often used interchangeably with another similar herb, Bacopa. Both are called Brahmi. These two plants are not very well distinguished in the […]
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