Free Webinar with Aviva Romm Winterize Your Kids!

The good folks at LearningHerbs have done it again!

This time they’re bringing you a FREE webinar on Thursday with doctor, author, herbalist, and midwife Aviva Romm to help you get the kiddos ready for winter colds, flu viruses, and infections. This free 90 minute class will cover the key guidelines for when to use natural or conventional therapies, basic safety considerations when using herbs, how to naturally boost immunity, and much more.

This will be an incredible resource for anyone with children in their life!

Plus, we have some organic goodies for you. . .

To help you stock-up the home apothecary this winter, we’ll be giving away this selection of medicinal goodies to one lucky winner during the webinar! The prize includes Chamomile Tea, Quiet Child Tea, Winter Spice Tea, Elder Berry extract, Echinacea Purpurea extract, Chamomile extract, Lemon Balm extract, a lime green porcelain tea pot, Support Organic Agriculture Tote Bag, and a Celestial Tea Strainer! For a chance to win, all you have to do is register for the webinar. Sweet!

 

We hope you’ll join us for this free webinar happening Thursday, November 8th at 5:30pm PST.

We’re also planning to replay the webinar this weekend, so if you can’t watch on Thursday be sure to register anyway for access to the replay.

To register now, please visit:

Herb Webinar: Winterize Your Kids!

 

This entry was posted on 06 November 2012 at 9:30 am and is filed under Children, Contests, Herb Stories, Herbal Events, Herbal Info, Meet the Herbalist, Natural Health. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

2 Responses to “Free Webinar with Aviva Romm Winterize Your Kids!”

  1. avatar fullerfinds@gmail.com says:
    November 7, 2012 at 4:22 am

    Thank you for providing this free webinar. I have two nephews and one niece. My sister and I are trying to find more natural ways to help them this cold and flu season. :)

  2. avatar chocolateshel says:
    November 8, 2012 at 9:53 pm

    Hello :) the registration link says it is closed. May I register here in the comments ?? Shelley Moore, email address on file :)

Leave a Reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

RSS | 

Facebook Follow Me on Pinterest Twitter YouTube

Meet Us

  • ErinErin (255)
    Erin is the Communications Manager at Mountain Rose and studied herbalism, botany, and ethical wildcrafting at the Columbines School of Botanical Studies. She spends her days making botanical illustrations, playing in the garden, creating culinary gems, and formulating medicine in the magnificent Oregon Cascades.
    ChristineChristine (81)
    Christine is our Product Manager here at Mountain Rose Herbs and our Certified Aromatherapist on staff. She's a longtime Mountain Roser with nearly a decade under her belt and assists with selecting new and exciting herbal and herb-related products. She also makes sure our current products are the best they can be!
    IreneIrene (47)
    Irene Wolansky is the Marketing Director at Mountain Rose Herbs. Born and raised on the Oregon coast, her interests include crafting body care products and herbal medicine, harvesting mushrooms, gardening, brewing herbal mead, fermentation, and exploring wild areas.
    FriendsFriends (36)
    An array of voices from around Mountain Rose Herbs and beyond share their wisdoms, inspirations, and exciting stories from the herbal world.
    ShawnShawn (14)
    Shawn is the Operations Manager at Mountain Rose Herbs, which means he has his hands in just about everything here, but he is most passionate about advancing the company's ecological platforms for sustainable business practices. In his spare time, he can be found deep in Oregon’s designated wilderness areas or fly fishing (strictly catch and release) with his furry friends Abigail and Maggie.
    AlyssaAlyssa (8)
    Alyssa is the Director of Social and Environmental Responsibility at Mountain Rose Herbs and an expert social butterfly. When not fluttering between community and non-profit events, she enjoys hiking, gardening, playing with her chickens, and organizing potlucks.


  • Featured Blogs

Archives