Saturday, December 15, 2018
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Aromatherapy in the California Native Garden and at Your Fingertips
For centuries, aromatherapy has been used to enhance health and well-being.
Modern research recognizes the benefits of aromatherapy for stress reduction, sleep and mood management, and easing discomforts associated with anxiety and chronic pain.
Join TOLs Certified Yoga Therapist and California Native Plants Education and Outreach Specialist, Melissa Adylia Calasanz C-IAYT, for this informative workshop, exploring the aromatic, healing benefits of California Native Plants.
She will share her approach to sustainable aromatherapy, and the many ways to utilize the healing properties of California Native Plants, cultivated locally, at Tree of Life Nursery.
Workshop will include information about:
· Basic historical and contemporary Aromatherapy
· Easy to care for, aromatic California Native Plants, their benefits, and uses.
· An introduction to each plant’s healing properties
· Aromatic native plants in mindfulness and meditation practices
· How to care for your aromatic plants
· Aromatic plants suitable for containers
· A plant list of easy to care for plants discussed in the workshop
Saturday
December 15, 2018
9:30 am - 10:30 am
Location
33201 Ortega Highway
San Juan Capistrano, CA
92675
Cost
This event is FREE and Open to the Public. No reservations necessary.
Keep in Mind
This event will be held outdoors, in a rustic environment, rain or shine.
There will be shelter from rain, the ground can get muddy and the temperatures have been cold in the mornings. Please dress for your comfort.
Keep in Mind
This event will be held outdoors, in a rustic environment, rain or shine.
There will be shelter from rain, the ground can get muddy and the temperatures have been cold in the mornings. Please dress for your comfort.
Click here for the Facebook Event Announcement
*NOTE: Please do not pick plants, flowers, or seeds in the wild. Countless critters rely on these plants for food and shelter; the drought, fires, and development has greatly diminished these plants in open spaces. :)
*NOTE: Please do not pick plants, flowers, or seeds in the wild. Countless critters rely on these plants for food and shelter; the drought, fires, and development has greatly diminished these plants in open spaces. :)
“Connect with nature, hold it in your hand, appreciate the beauty as well as the fragrance, really get in touch with what these plants and their flowers have to offer, and understand why… One does not need to have a garden to connect with nature; I often bring the garden to my people. And once the beauty of nature is held in ones' hand, one has a wonderful opportunity to understand the patience and respect that is needed to tend to a living thing...”
– Melissa Adylia Calasanz C-IAYT
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