The American Herbalists Guild
The American Herbalists Guild was founded in 1989 as a non-profit, educational organization to represent the goals and voices of herbalists specializing in the medicinal use of plants. Our primary goal is to promote a high level of professionalism and education in the study and practice of therapeutic herbalism.
2008 AHG National Symposium!
19th Annual American Herbalists Guild National Symposium
The 2008 AHG Symposium is taking place on October 24-26, 2008 (preconference intensives on October 23) at the Marriott Town Center in Redmond, Washington. "Botanical Medicine in Oncology, Immunity, and Chronic Illness" is the theme of this year's conference.
Details about the program and this year's teachers is available now by clicking on this link.
Online registration to the conference, preconference classes, and annual banquet is available by clicking on this link.
Click here you are interested in Sponsorship or Exhibitor opportunities.
2008 AHG TeleSeminars
Join us September 8 for the third evening in our 2008 TeleSeminar Series!
The 2008 AHG Tele-seminar Series enables you to attend workshops on botanical medicine without traveling from your home or office. Taught by AHG professional members, they are a convenient and cost-effective way to explore issues and enhance your knowledge of topics in the practice of herbal medicine. These one and one-half hour phone conferences will provide attendees with an opportunity to pose questions to the teacher. For more details, including topic descriptions and teacher bios, visit the Events & News section of our website.
The registration fee for each tele-seminar is $25 for AHG members ($15 for students), and $45 for non-members. The AHG will issue a Certificate of Attendance to all participants (i.e. for Continuing Education purposes).
Because there is a capacity to the phone-server we are currently using, registration will take place on a first-come, first-serve basis. To reserve a space, you can register online (See Below), by phone, or mail a check to the AHG office.
Starting and Growing an Herbal Practice
Nicholas Schnell, RH (AHG)
September 8, 2008
7:00 - 8:30 PM EST
Learn holistic business principles and practice management skills that allowed Nicholas to go from no patients to a waiting list in less than three years. Better understand how to operate an herb clinic, networking, spheres of influence, professionalism, office staffing and legal issues in the clinic. This seminar will also discuss patient retention, passion, personality dynamics, personal vision and the vital role of positive thinking. Understand how to apply the same vitalism principles of traditional healing to operate a successful herb clinic in any community.
REGISTER NOW!!!
| AHG Student Member | Click here to register |
| AHG Member | Click here to register |
| Non-Member | Click here to register |
FULL 2008 SCHEDULE
| March 24: | Robin DiPasquale | “Materia Medica for Women’s Health” |
| June 9: | Alan Tillotson | “Herbal Ophthamology” |
| September 8: | Nicholas Schnell | “Starting and Growing an Herbal Practice” |
| December 8: | Chanchal Cabrera | “Humoral Medicine” |
2007 AHG Symposium Recordings
Recordings of the sessions from the 2007 AHG Symposium in Columbia, Maryland are available through BackCountry Productions. Most of the sessions, including preconference intensives, were recorded and are available on CDs. Once BackCountry has finalized the construction of their web-store, a link will be available here. Until that time, all orders must be placed by phone or mail. Click here to download a copy of the order form.
