Saturday, August 29, 11-2 pm at the ACHS Campus in PortlandCome meet holistic health professionals and learn more about the exciting opportunities waiting for you as an ACHS Graduate!
Schedule for the day:
11:00-11:30: Diane Vireday, ACHS Master Herbalist Graduate
Diane was in Mexico more than seven years ago when she first took a temazcal, an herbal steam bath from pre-Columbian traditional medicine, and found a calling to become an herbalist. Studying with ACHS and through Tlahui she has become a medical herbalist with interests in traditional Mexican medicine, North American native and European herbs, herbal first aid, her Swiss agricultural heritage, and sustainable farming. She started her apothecary business in 2007 and this year has expanded her herbal plantings to a 3-acre farm.
11:30-12:00: Candice Covington, ACHS Certificate in Aromatherapy Graduate
Candice is a graduate of the ACHS Certificate in Aromatherapy program. She will be presenting on the essential oil product line she has created based on Ayurvedic theory called The Tattvas line.
12:00-12:30: Christina Suarez, ACHS Master Herbalist Graduate
Christina is a graduate of the ACHS Master Herbalist program and owner of The Good Herb Company in Hood River, Oregon. The Good Herb Company services clients in a variety of industries such as: nutraceutical and naturopathic, organic food ingredients, food and beverage preparation, tea manufacturing, gourmet specialty and bulk herb retail.
12:30-1:00: Pat Reder, RN & HHP Student
Pat Reder has been a registered nurse for almost 30 years. She currently provides wellness education and disease management to those with chronic diseases, and wellness coaching as a corporate wellness consultant. She is now in her final course at ACHS toward obtaining her Holistic Health Practitioner Diploma, and she plans to open her own practice where she will incorporate all of her allopathic healthcare knowledge and skills, holistic nutritional knowledge, energy work, and aromatherapy into her future career of promoting holistic health and wellness. She is also actively involved in many different volunteer projects; providing Reiki energy work at clinics and retreats, moderating a website section on maintaining a healthy body, and participating on Boards and Committees in an effort to improve the health and wellness in her community.
1:00-1:30: Angie Goodloe, LMT, ACHS Master Herbalist Graduate
Angie Goodloe is an Oregon licensed massage therapist, writer, and herbalist practicing in Sandy, Oregon. As an herbalist, Angie specializes in local medicinal herbs, women and children's health and wellness, and home herbalism. She teaches classes about herbalism both locally and online. Learn more about Angela on her blog online at www.herbalistpath.blogspot.com.
1:30-2:00: Amanda Lattin BA, MA, Dip.Aroma, MH
Amanda has a Bachelor of Arts (Chemistry) from Huntingdon College and a Master of Arts in Teaching (Chemistry) from Lewis and Clark College Graduate School of Education. She completed her herbalism training at American College of Healthcare Sciences and is also a certified aromatherapist. Learn more about Amanda online at www.terracinaherbals.com.
This event is open to the public, so bring a friend and join us for the afternoon!
Space is limited. For more information and to RSVP, please call (503) 244-0726 or email admissions@achs.edu.
2 comments:
I very much enjoyed learning about what your graduates are doing. Thank you for the opportunity to meet them. I enjoyed the Tattvas presentation By Candice.
Candice Covington's depth of knowledge and insight into the Tattavas elements and Divine Archetypes is amazing.
I have been fortunate to experience the healing properties of the Tattavas essential oils through Rosemary Beam (www.rosemarybeam.com)who is the practitioner who orchestrates my use of the oils.
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