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Walk The Full Path - Sliding Scale Enrollment
Enroll in a full commitment to this journey. Classes are April through December 2026. We will gather one Saturday per month in-person, and have one additional virtual meeting per month.
Sliding Scale Enrollment
Tuition includes all that is listed above, including teachings, infusions, supplies for medicine making, harvesting plants we grow here on our land, and all preparations made throughout the year together.
We ask our students choose the tuition that is honestly the most within your means.
Tuition is determined on a sliding scale to ensure accessibility while honoring the time and energy dedicated to teaching.
All tuition is due before the start of each class and may be paid in full or paid in equal installments through Klarna.
Pay it Forward: Supports scholarship funds and our free herbal clinic.
Standard Tuition: Covers the full cost of the course.
Discounted Tuition: For those meeting basic needs with limited expendable income.
Lower Discounted Tuition: Reserved for those with the greatest need, or those with extremely limited expendable income.
Scholarship Spaces: Accessibility is an integral part of our foundation. Each gathering, there are limited spaces available for those with the greatest financial need. Please contact us directly at hello@transcendingroots.com to discuss this option.
We ask that applicants consider their commitment to the program carefully to honor the time and energy of our teachers and fellow students.
Refund Policy:
100% refund (minus registration fee) if cancellation occurs up to 15 days before the program starts.
40% refund (minus registration fee) if cancellation occurs within the first 30 days of the program.
No refunds will be issued after the first 30 days. However, we can discuss arrangements for making up lost time.
General Overview of Monthly Classes: (subject to change)
The full course will have a foundational focus on introductions to herbalism, Wise Woman Tradition values and Ethics of Practice . All months will include garden tending, harvesting, and wildcrafting when possible.
April: Spring Awakening – Liver, Digestion & New Beginnings
The liver and digestive systems as the body’s spring renewal centers; the tastes of sour and bitter
Learn to nourish body, mind, and spirit through wild spring greens and gentle detoxification
Spring Intention-Setting Ritual & Altar Creation for new beginnings under the waxing moon
Beltane teachings
May: Beltane – Fertility, Reproductive Wisdom & Emotional Flow
Exploring the reproductive and endocrine systems; cycles of fertility, creativity, and hormonal balance
Herbs for menstrual and reproductive health
Plant Ally Journey
Medicine making
June: The Heart of Summer – Circulatory & Nervous Systems
Connecting to the heart and emotional well-being through the Fire element
Herbs for physical, spiritual and emotional heart and circulatory health
Litha (Summer Solstice) fire ritual for gratitude and abundance; heart attunement and drum circle
Medicine making
July: Skin & Musculoskeletal Healing – Herbal First Aid
Herbal topical first aid: skin care, wound healing, muscle recovery, and inflammation support
Seasonal plants for skin care
Medicine making
Lammas ritual: celebrating strength, balance, and inner harvest
August: Immune & Lymphatic Health – Strength and Balance
Understanding the immune system through the lens of Qi and Wei Qi vitality
Herbs for immune support and prevention
Late Summer Harvest time
Medicine making
September: Autumn Equinox – Respiratory & ENT Systems
Herbs for respiratory wellness
Understanding coughs, colds, and sinus conditions from a holistic perspective
Mabon (Autumn Equinox) ritual for harvest, reflection, and transition into the dark
Medicine making
October: Root Medicine & The Spiritual Body
Working with herbs for emotional regulation and energetic protection, ethically
Samhain ancestral connection and protection ritual; honoring lineage and intuition
Medicine making
November: Earth Medicine & Year-End Integration
Presentation of Plant Ally Projects (for full year students); reflection and gratitude for the year’s learnings
Building a winter medicine cabinet
Rituals for honoring cycles of rest
Medicine making
December: Winter Dreaming – Dream Herbs & Solstice Renewal
Exploring the herbs of rest and dreaming
Winter medicine and seasonal blues
Medicine Making
Winter Solstice ritual: honoring the return of light, intention-setting for the coming year
Integrative closing circle for the year; gratitude and reflection
Enroll in a full commitment to this journey. Classes are April through December 2026. We will gather one Saturday per month in-person, and have one additional virtual meeting per month.
Sliding Scale Enrollment
Tuition includes all that is listed above, including teachings, infusions, supplies for medicine making, harvesting plants we grow here on our land, and all preparations made throughout the year together.
We ask our students choose the tuition that is honestly the most within your means.
Tuition is determined on a sliding scale to ensure accessibility while honoring the time and energy dedicated to teaching.
All tuition is due before the start of each class and may be paid in full or paid in equal installments through Klarna.
Pay it Forward: Supports scholarship funds and our free herbal clinic.
Standard Tuition: Covers the full cost of the course.
Discounted Tuition: For those meeting basic needs with limited expendable income.
Lower Discounted Tuition: Reserved for those with the greatest need, or those with extremely limited expendable income.
Scholarship Spaces: Accessibility is an integral part of our foundation. Each gathering, there are limited spaces available for those with the greatest financial need. Please contact us directly at hello@transcendingroots.com to discuss this option.
We ask that applicants consider their commitment to the program carefully to honor the time and energy of our teachers and fellow students.
Refund Policy:
100% refund (minus registration fee) if cancellation occurs up to 15 days before the program starts.
40% refund (minus registration fee) if cancellation occurs within the first 30 days of the program.
No refunds will be issued after the first 30 days. However, we can discuss arrangements for making up lost time.
General Overview of Monthly Classes: (subject to change)
The full course will have a foundational focus on introductions to herbalism, Wise Woman Tradition values and Ethics of Practice . All months will include garden tending, harvesting, and wildcrafting when possible.
April: Spring Awakening – Liver, Digestion & New Beginnings
The liver and digestive systems as the body’s spring renewal centers; the tastes of sour and bitter
Learn to nourish body, mind, and spirit through wild spring greens and gentle detoxification
Spring Intention-Setting Ritual & Altar Creation for new beginnings under the waxing moon
Beltane teachings
May: Beltane – Fertility, Reproductive Wisdom & Emotional Flow
Exploring the reproductive and endocrine systems; cycles of fertility, creativity, and hormonal balance
Herbs for menstrual and reproductive health
Plant Ally Journey
Medicine making
June: The Heart of Summer – Circulatory & Nervous Systems
Connecting to the heart and emotional well-being through the Fire element
Herbs for physical, spiritual and emotional heart and circulatory health
Litha (Summer Solstice) fire ritual for gratitude and abundance; heart attunement and drum circle
Medicine making
July: Skin & Musculoskeletal Healing – Herbal First Aid
Herbal topical first aid: skin care, wound healing, muscle recovery, and inflammation support
Seasonal plants for skin care
Medicine making
Lammas ritual: celebrating strength, balance, and inner harvest
August: Immune & Lymphatic Health – Strength and Balance
Understanding the immune system through the lens of Qi and Wei Qi vitality
Herbs for immune support and prevention
Late Summer Harvest time
Medicine making
September: Autumn Equinox – Respiratory & ENT Systems
Herbs for respiratory wellness
Understanding coughs, colds, and sinus conditions from a holistic perspective
Mabon (Autumn Equinox) ritual for harvest, reflection, and transition into the dark
Medicine making
October: Root Medicine & The Spiritual Body
Working with herbs for emotional regulation and energetic protection, ethically
Samhain ancestral connection and protection ritual; honoring lineage and intuition
Medicine making
November: Earth Medicine & Year-End Integration
Presentation of Plant Ally Projects (for full year students); reflection and gratitude for the year’s learnings
Building a winter medicine cabinet
Rituals for honoring cycles of rest
Medicine making
December: Winter Dreaming – Dream Herbs & Solstice Renewal
Exploring the herbs of rest and dreaming
Winter medicine and seasonal blues
Medicine Making
Winter Solstice ritual: honoring the return of light, intention-setting for the coming year
Integrative closing circle for the year; gratitude and reflection