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  • Fire Cider Workshop- Sept 12th at 6pm

    A Folk Remedy for Modern Wellness

    Fire Cider is a traditional folk remedy that has become a staple in herbal kitchens everywhere. This zesty, immune-supporting tonic is made with raw apple cider vinegar, honey, and a bold mix of herbs and spices. The result is a fiery, flavorful preparation that helps clear sinuses, warm the body, and boost resilience during the colder months.

    In this hands-on herbal workshop, you will:

    -Learn the rich history and folk traditions behind Fire Cider

    -Understand the herbal actions of each ingredient and why they work

    -Create a personalized blend that suits your own needs and taste

    You will leave with your own jar of Fire Cider to take home, along with:

    -A customizable recipe you can use again and again

    -Practical tips for taking it daily or as needed

    -Ideas for creative seasonal variations

    No herbal experience is required, just bring your curiosity (and maybe a tissue for the horseradish kick). This lively, accessible workshop is a fun way to add herbal remedies for immune support into your everyday life.

    Hosted at L&L Caffeinated

  • A glass jar filled with pickled vegetables including jalapenos, garlic, and ginger, placed on a wooden cutting board with a whole lemon, ginger root, a jalapeno, and a knife beside it. This is Fire Cider.

    Fire Cider Workshop- Sept 21st at 12pm

    An old folk remedy, a new favorite in your herbal kitchen.

    Fire Cider is a time-honored herbal preparation designed to help support your immune system — especially during the colder months. Made with raw apple cider vinegar, honey, and a vibrant mix of herbs and spices, this fiery tonic helps clear the sinuses, warm the body, and fight off seasonal sluggishness.

    In this hands-on class, you’ll learn the rich folk history behind Fire Cider, the herbal actions you need, and how to create a blend that fits your personal needs and tastes.

    You’ll make your own jar of Fire Cider to take home — plus:

    -A customizable recipe

    -Tips for using it daily or as needed

    -Ways to get creative with your own seasonal variations

    No herbal experience necessary — just bring your curiosity (and maybe a tissue, in case the horseradish kicks in!).

    In-Person & Virtual Tickets Available

    Hosted at Valhalla’s Gate

  • A hand holding a loose leaf tea for immune system support.

    Herbal Prep for Immune Strength- Oct. 2nd at 6:15pm CT

    Support your body before the chill sets in.

    Even if the air is still warm, nature is already shifting — and now is the perfect time to begin preparing your herbal toolkit for colder months ahead. In this beginner-friendly class, we’ll explore how to align with the seasons by adjusting your herbal support before cold and flu season arrives.

    You’ll learn about tried-and-true herbs that help the body transition smoothly into fall and winter, plus simple remedies you can make at home to stay resilient and nourished.

    You’ll leave with:

    -Easy, effective recipes to try on your own

    -Tips for making herbal gifts for the holidays

    -A small seasonal herbal gift to take home

    -More confidence in preparing for the season with plants

    Whether you're just starting your herbal path or looking to build supportive rhythms, this class is your gentle invitation to align with the wisdom of the seasons.

    In-Person & Virtual Tickets Available

    Hosted at Valhalla’s Gate

Love Notes From Students

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Michelle

“I’ve taken Danielle’s classes and have learned so much. She has definitely changed my relationship with plants and herbs.”

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Chad

“The lesson on hops for sleep really helped me. I sleep better now and feel way more calm. I don’t deal with anxiety anymore. It’s made a big difference.”

Examples of Past Class Topics

Over the years, I’ve taught a wide variety of herbalism classes, from practical first aid remedies to seasonal rituals and plant folklore. Here’s a sample of topics that students have loved.

  • Plant Identification Walk & Wildcrafting / Foraging Excursion

  • Herbs for Stress & Anxiety Relief

  • Herbal Sleep Support & Natural Remedies for Rest

  • Building a Natural First Aid Kit with Herbs

  • Tennessee Native Plants & Local Herbalism

  • Herbs for Women’s Wellness & Hormone Balance

  • Dream Work & Meditation with Herbal Allies

  • Herbs for Shadow Work & Inner Healing

  • Tea Leaf Reading & Divination with Plants

  • Kitchen Herbalism: Everyday Remedies from Your Pantry

  • Herbs for Focus, Memory & Brain Health

  • Medicinal Mushrooms for Wellness & Immunity

  • Crafting Intention-Infused Oils for Ritual & Healing

  • Crafting Tinctures, Vinegars & Oxymels

  • Crafting Medicinal Oils & Herbal Salves

  • Fire Cider Workshop: Immune-Boosting Herbal Remedy

  • Digestive Support with Herbs & Herbal Remedies for Gut Health

  • Poisonous Plant Energetics & Folklore

Curious what’s coming next? Scroll up to see this month’s classes!

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The Rooted Rhythm Mentorship is my private, personalized herbal path for students ready to move beyond individual classes and fully embody herbal wisdom.

Instead of piecing together classes, mentorship gives you:
-2 private sessions/month tailored to YOUR interests
-Custom study materials + ongoing Voxer support between sessions
-A guided path to build confidence with herbs in your daily life

If you’ve been coming to my classes and want to truly integrate herbalism into your rhythm — mentorship is where your path deepens.

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