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For all those who give care: paid and unpaid, seen and unseen.
Welcome parents, guardians, service and health care providers, mental health practitioners, domestic workers, organizers, educators, and all those who do the potent work of supporting the survival of others.
In this participatory herbal workshop on taking care of ourselves and each other, we’ll explore herbal allies, nourishment practices for inward listening, simple embodiment practices, and rituals for sustaining our energy for the long haul. Let’s spend 2 hours together, nourishing ourselves and receiving as much as we give. You'll take away a set of ideas and practices to help you keep refilling your cup, day after day.
Because in these times we need you; we need your care; we need you to be cared for.
About the Instructor Tessa Micaela Landreau-Grasmuck (they/them) is a Certified Professional Midwife (CPM), community and clinical herbalist, and a poet. Tessa was born into the hands of a midwife at a freestanding birth center in Philadelphia, and has been working in generative care and full spectrum reproductive health for over a decade. As a queer provider, Tessa is especially committed to working with queer and trans folks across all reproductive experiences. Tessa currently sees herbal clients, works with pregnant folks and folks trying to conceive, catches babies and walks with their dog on unceded Abenaki land (central VT). They spend lots of time with hands in the dirt, in somatic inquiry and working to build sustainable, liberatory models for collective healing, and organize with The Rose Core Collective. More about Tessa’s work can be found at Threshold Community Midwives and Threshold Apothecary.