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Herbs, Honey & Hygge

£75.00

Herbs, Honey & Hygge
An introduction to making herbal remedies for winter wellness.

These workshops are aimed at people who are new to herbalism, or would like to build confidence and herbal remedy making skills.

Join me by the fire and around the home apothecary kitchen table to learn about and make herbal remedies to support healthy minds and bodies as we step towards the winter months.

This is a mini-series block of 3x Wednesday evenings in November.

A bit of time out to learn about plants which can support your health and wellbeing this winter season. I focus on herbs you can grow or forage locally, and use ingredients you can find in the local shops. Herbal medicine is the people's medicine, and the techniques I use and teach are accessible to all.

  • Wednesday 6th November: Fire Cider (a local herbs edit!). Immune system focus. Warming herbs & spices. Plan a winter protocol.

  • Wednesday 13th November: All-Natural Chest Rub Balm, made with our beeswax. Respiratory system focus.

  • Wednesday 27th November: Aromatics Tincture. Holistic mental health focus. Aromatics bundles for steam and compresses.

We’ll take time out to be cosy and calm, connecting with plants and techniques which can support us. Each week there will be a collection of reference notes and herbal remedies to take home, and a packet of seeds relevant to each week to plan for your own herb garden (or set free!) in 2026.

All are welcome, whether you're coming on your own or with a friend; I think you'll find this a friendly and inclusive space.

Herbs, Honey & Hygge
An introduction to making herbal remedies for winter wellness.

These workshops are aimed at people who are new to herbalism, or would like to build confidence and herbal remedy making skills.

Join me by the fire and around the home apothecary kitchen table to learn about and make herbal remedies to support healthy minds and bodies as we step towards the winter months.

This is a mini-series block of 3x Wednesday evenings in November.

A bit of time out to learn about plants which can support your health and wellbeing this winter season. I focus on herbs you can grow or forage locally, and use ingredients you can find in the local shops. Herbal medicine is the people's medicine, and the techniques I use and teach are accessible to all.

  • Wednesday 6th November: Fire Cider (a local herbs edit!). Immune system focus. Warming herbs & spices. Plan a winter protocol.

  • Wednesday 13th November: All-Natural Chest Rub Balm, made with our beeswax. Respiratory system focus.

  • Wednesday 27th November: Aromatics Tincture. Holistic mental health focus. Aromatics bundles for steam and compresses.

We’ll take time out to be cosy and calm, connecting with plants and techniques which can support us. Each week there will be a collection of reference notes and herbal remedies to take home, and a packet of seeds relevant to each week to plan for your own herb garden (or set free!) in 2026.

All are welcome, whether you're coming on your own or with a friend; I think you'll find this a friendly and inclusive space.

The workshop is provided as a Community Herbalism activity, and the advice and information provided is based on traditional, commonly accepted and well-established herbal information. It is for education purposes only and not intended as medical advice. The workshop is intended to inspire and educate, and by purchasing this workshop you confirm you are attending on this basis.

Please note that once you have booked a place it is reserved for you on this workshop. If you cancel your place less than 48 hours before the workshop series is scheduled to take place, you will be charged the full amount and a refund will not be possible. To enable another participant to book, it is appreciated if you provide cancellation notice at least 48 hours prior to the workshop start time via email at liz@thehoneybeesanctuary.org.