Greetings!
Herbalists without Borders VT and Railyard Apothecary invite you to participate in a Trauma Informed Learning Weekend. Herbalists Without Borders- VT has designed a weekend exploring trauma and creating community. This weekend will focus on authentically making space for Black, Indigenous, Peoples of Color and Trans-Identified people through accountability and love. See details below!
TRAUMA INFORMED LEARNING WEEKEND
Saturday, November 10th, 9-5 pm: with Mercedes Mack and Larken Bunce
Sunday, November 11th, 2-6 pm: with Sherri Mitchell
Railyard Apothecary, 270 Battery St, Burlington, VT
You can find more information on facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/events/759302757795488/
COST:
$55 for Saturday's event
$75 Sunday's event
$111 for WHOLE WEEKEND COST
***with full and partial scholarships available for BIPOC/Trans Identified Individuals. BIPOC- Black. Indigenous. Persons of Color.
For more info, please contact us at HerbalJusticeVT@gmail.com
SATURDAY: Trauma Informed Learning Space with Larken Bunce and Mercedes Mack
Saturday is a space for folks who self-identify as using healing modalities to support others who may be struggling with lasting effects of trauma, such as herbalists, activists, therapists, body workers, tarot readers, astrologers, etc. Saturday will incorporate two presentations (more details on website), discussions, and space for collective learning.
Tentative Schedule:
9-9:30: Registration/Tea
9:30 -10: Welcome in
10-12: Larken Bunce: Herbs and Somatic Practice for Stress, Trauma, and Resilience
12-1245: LUNCH with space for Topic Based Conversation
1245-1:30: Conversation groups on topics continued or Gentle Yoga Movement with Noah Weisman
1:30-3:30: Mercedes Mack: From Margin to Center: Practices in Human Connection Informed Care
3:45-4:00: BREAK
4:00-4:45: Collective Space Sharing LEADS into next steps…
4:45-5 PM: CLOSING
SUNDAY- Dancing with the Cannibal Giant; Healing Our Collective Trauma and Reconnecting with Our Spiritual Source with Sherri Mitchell
Sunday will be for all folks interested in hearing Sherri Mitchell's perspective on collective and personal trauma through an indigenous lens. Sherri Mitchell Weh'na Ha'mu Kwasset is an Indigenous rights activist, spiritual teacher, and transformational change maker.
For more details including registration, please visit our website at:
https://www.railyardapothecary.com/trauma-learning-weekend.html
If you have any questions, feel free to email us at HerbalJusticeVT@gmail.com.
Take Care!
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