Class Description:
We’ll explore the foundations of how to work with herbs in everyday life from harvesting and drying plants to making infusions, decoctions, tinctures, vinegars, tea blends, and more. Feel confident in your use of herbs.
Teacher Bio:
Arielle Hayat is an herbalist, educator, and astrologer with over a decade of experience helping people reconnect to healing through plant medicine, ritual, and embodied self-care.
Arielle was trained at the Arbor Vitae School of Traditional Western Herbalism, where she completed 3 years of study and a full year of clinical practice. She deepened her training through a 2.5-year, 1000-hour apprenticeship at Flower Power Herbs and Roots in NYC, where she continued working for an additional eight years, rooted in the Wise Woman Tradition. For the past decade, she has supported clients through a private practice focused on digestion, stress, immunity, and long-term health challenges. She is currently a master’s candidate in Chinese Oriental Medicine, Herbs, and Acupuncture and is deeply deeply passionate about Gong Fu Cha and the art of Chinese Tea, honoring tea as both medicine and a pathway to presence, connection, and sensory awareness.
Class Description:
We’ll explore the foundations of how to work with herbs in everyday life from harvesting and drying plants to making infusions, decoctions, tinctures, vinegars, tea blends, and more. Feel confident in your use of herbs.
Teacher Bio:
Arielle Hayat is an herbalist, educator, and astrologer with over a decade of experience helping people reconnect to healing through plant medicine, ritual, and embodied self-care.
Arielle was trained at the Arbor Vitae School of Traditional Western Herbalism, where she completed 3 years of study and a full year of clinical practice. She deepened her training through a 2.5-year, 1000-hour apprenticeship at Flower Power Herbs and Roots in NYC, where she continued working for an additional eight years, rooted in the Wise Woman Tradition. For the past decade, she has supported clients through a private practice focused on digestion, stress, immunity, and long-term health challenges. She is currently a master’s candidate in Chinese Oriental Medicine, Herbs, and Acupuncture and is deeply deeply passionate about Gong Fu Cha and the art of Chinese Tea, honoring tea as both medicine and a pathway to presence, connection, and sensory awareness.