Herbs for the Scattered Mind: Memory, Focus, and Longevity - Feb 23rd

Herbs for the Scattered Mind: an Experiential Study & Meditation with Herbs for Memory, Focus, and Longevity
with Holly Jones
Sunday, February 23rd, 2025
1:00 - 3:00pm MST

Join Online or In-Person

In a highly stimulating world, many people are finding that they are struggling to focus on the day-to-day tasks. Others are finding theirs or their loved one’s memories are declining with time. Some are struggling to collect their thoughts through the menopause transition.

This course aims to educate you on what contributes to the scattered mind, and to provide the opportunity to meet the herbs that may help through a blind tea tasting. 

By attending this session, you will learn:
How our personal history, lifestyle, and environment can contribute to having a scattered mind.

How to take advantage of the brain’s neuroplasticity for the better.

What herbal actions to look for in a herb, and some of the herbs that can help.

What herbs resonate with them through tea tasting of four different herbs. 

Other tools that can help alongside the herbs to achieve long-term, positive outcomes. 


This class is for you if you are new to herbal medicine or are looking to deepen existing knowledge within this specific area.

Register now and you will come out with the tools and motivation to change your life for better internal clarity.

Join this session live in-person or online. Everyone who is registered will receive details to join the class including a zoom link if you are attending online. A recording of the session plus any notes will be sent out to all registrants after the class. 

About the Instructor:

Holly is a medical herbalist and founder of Elder Song Herbal Therapy based in Calgary, AB. She has a diploma of Herbal Medicine from Heartwood Education in the UK. She has hundreds of clinical hours training with medical herbalists in Canada, the UK and Ireland. She also has three years of experience apprenticing with a medical herbalist on Vancouver Island, where she spent many days working in the gardens with the plants themselves. Holly is passionate about matching the plants to the person based on their needs and energetics. She loves being outside, learning from the plants in all of the places she has lived and traveled. She is also a landscape designer, specializing in edible and medicinal gardens.