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About
Katolen
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An amazing teacher with a wealth of knowledge. |
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Langara College Student |
Ms Yardley is experienced & very knowledgeable. Humble and generous with her knowledge, both personal and professional. |
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What a brilliant & intelligent & inspiring woman! Look to more teachers like her. |
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I loved the whole course and think that Katolen is a very kind and integral teacher & human being. Keep up the fight for truth. |
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About
Katolen
Courses and Lectures
- Herbal Remedies for Babies
and Children
An informative creative course discussing herbal and nutritional
remedies for common childhood complaints. Effectiveness
of remedies, safe dosage for youngsters and babies and methods
of administration will be covered. Topics to be discussed
include: colic, allergies, ear infections, eczema, mild
fevers and sleeping difficulties.
- Herbs for Stress and Stamina
Discover remedies for insomnia, depression, gastrointestinal
upsets, ulcers and other stress related symptoms related
to a hectic lifestyle. Explore strengthening your endurance
and immune system, as well as enhancing memory.
- Make Your Own Cosmetics: The
Herbal Way
Refine the art of creating kitchen cosmetics for yourself
and/or your family. Participants will make and take home
bath bombs, herbal toothpaste, deordorant, herbal facial
steam blend and a herbal grain cleanser.
- Herbal Medicine Making
Bring the magic of herbal medicines into your home! Learn
the Traditional approaches and modern techniques for making
herbal tinctures, edible infused oils, vinegars and lip
balms. Participants will take home products made in class.
- Women and Herbs
Rediscover the art of strengthening one’s body. Explore
Common imbalances arising throughout various stages and
conditions in a woman’s life (adolescence, pregnancy,
childbearing, PMS, menopause). Learn about holistic support
through herbs and nutrition. A thought-provoking course
full of folklore and self empowerment
- Nutrition and Menopause
- Osteoporosis Prevention
Understand how lifestyle and nutrition can contribute to
either osteoporosis prevention of can increase the risk
of brittle bones. Learn nutritional tips for strong healthy
bones throughout the stages in ones life.
- Fertility Awareness
Discover simple techniques of natural, non-invasive birth
control. Topics include; the hormone cycle, female reproductive
system, 3 signs of fertility awareness, other birth control
options, and related herbal remedies.
- Herbs As The Heart Of Healing™
An introduction to the realm of plant medicine, covering traditional use, safety, science based theory, ritual and sacred use. Learn to identify and recognize local medicinal plants, master techniques of blending medicinal teas and gain confidence in using herbal medicine for common health complaints and first aid. An introduction to the realm of plant medicine. Understand the philosophy of holistic healing. Offered through Langara College Continuing Studies.
- Complimentary Medicine Approach
to Attention Deficit / Hyperactive Disorder
Herbal medicine and nutritional supplements can provide
support for issues associated with ADHD (such as sleep disorders,
anxiety, irritability, allergies, depression and food and
chemical sensitivities, concentration and memory enhancement).
In addition to exploring current research, options to mainstream
medical treatments and under covering societal trends and
attitudes about ADHD will be discussed. Self care strategies,
lifestyle management techniques and brain and nervous system
anatomy and physiology will be discussed in relation to
herbs and supplements used as a healing strategy for the
person with ADHD. Offered through Langara College Continuing Studies. Course Registration Number 50194
I have an earache.
200 BC — Here, eat this root
1000 AD — That root is heathen. Here, say this prayer.
1850 — That prayer is superstition. Here, drink
this potion.
1940 — That potion is snake oil. Here, take this
pill.
1985 — That pill is ineffective. Here, take this
antibiotic.
2000 — That antibiotic is artificial. Here, take
this root. |
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From the Utne Reader, April 1998 |
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