Dogwood School of Botanical Medicine
Ayurveda, herbal medicine, and clinical nutrition.
About the school
The Dogwood School of Botanical Medicine was founded by veteran herbalist Todd Caldecott, in 2012, to provide high quality distance education and mentorship training for aspiring clinicians. For more information, please visit our FAQ page!
Recent Posts
- Spring can really hang you up…
- Full moon spring equinox herb gathering
- Holistic medicine meets holistic learning
- Understanding thyroid issues
- Cannabis and Ayurveda
- Should Kratom be banned?
- Ayurveda Overseas Study Program
- The Graduated Diet
- Some of our teachers in Nepal
- Dr. Mana’s watercolors
- Visit to Ajaya’s
- Godawari Botanical Gardens
- Day 3: Ayurveda in Nepal
- Anemia in women
- Ayurveda In Nepal tour
- A guide to fasting and detoxification
- Shedding some light on bone broth
- 12 culinary herbs… a free lecture
- Ayurveda In Nepal: free lecture
- Putting an end to seasonal allergies
- New semester begins March 23
- Āyurveda, diet, and psychosis
- What is Paleo-Ayurveda?
- Food As Medicine begins October 8th!
- Vegetarianism and Ayurveda
- Ayurveda and vitamin B12
- New semester begins Oct 7th!
- New Ayurveda Lifestyle Program!
- What can I do for my anxiety?
- On the subject of education
- Spring semester begins March 4th!
- Basic fermentation skills
- Free preview of Food As Medicine
- Free preview of Inside Ayurveda
- Let them eat salt!
- Food As Medicine launched!
- My take on E3 Live during pregnancy
- Dealing with cold and flu season
- The FODMAPS diet
- DSBM website launched!
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