Comprehensive Brain Health Certification & Resources for Holistic Practitioners
Our intermediate courses provide a certificate and/or are approved for CEUs and CH for acupuncturists (California Acupuncture Board Provider #1840), nurses, counselors, and herbalists.
Herbal Medicine Foundations Certificate
Learn the most important basics to support natural health
One of our most popular programs, this takes roughly 6 months and teaches herbal formulary, materia medica, and herbal medicine for all major body systems. Level: beginner-intermediate.
Herbs for the Brain CertificateÂ
Integrate herbal protocols into your clinical practice
Explore herbal care for brain health, neuron and neurotransmitter function, herbal actions for brain and mental health and survey Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, depression, anxiety, OCD and ADHD. This course is approved or eligible for 13 CEUs and CH for acupuncturists, nurses, counselors, and herbalists. Level: intermediate-advanced.
The Holistic Clinician's Toolkit for Brain & Mental HealthÂ
Integrate herbal protocols into your clinical practice
This downloadable toolkit series is a wealth of herbal education and resources. It's especially designed for healing arts professionals who want quick-reference resources to support their integration of herbs into a brain and mental health practice.
Compare Our Herbal Courses here
Our range of beginner, intermediate, and CEU-approved courses are here to serve you whatever stage of learning you're in.
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About Course Instructor Holly Bellebuono
"As the daughter of a registered surgical nurse and a pharmacist, I grew up appreciating chemistry, anatomy and physiology—especially at the dinner table as my parents shared stories of their daily pharmacy and nursing work (as we ate our spaghetti and sauce). The surgeries, the medications and the stories of my mother’s intense nursing training in the 1960s – where she endured everything from mental hospital wards to gang fights.
Out of this, I became a medical herbalist, intent on using natural methods to support health. With my extended family made up of counselors, therapists, and nurses, I developed a keen awareness of the challenges of (and need for) blending allopathic and holistic therapies.
I now use my 30 years in herbalism to support integrative clinicians and practitioners as they broaden their practice to include herbal medicine, aromatherapy and natural forms of healing -- especially for brain and mental health."
--Holly Bellebuono, M.P.A., C.H.
