Discover the foundations of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) through the lens of Asian American Herbalism, blending ancient wisdom with modern wellness practices. This live, cohort-based course offers weekly learning in community, with practitioner-led teaching, guided integration, and space for real-time questions and reflection — see the full program description here Note: This is the live weekly cohort (not the self-paced option). A self-paced version is also available for students who prefer independent study. About the Course This 6-week, self-paced course is designed for anyone curious about TCM, from beginners to practicing herbalists and wellness practitioners. You’ll explore culturally rooted concepts and tools often taught in the first year of acupuncture school, giving you a strong foundation in this powerful healing system. What You’ll Learn Core TCM principles: Yin Yang theory, Qi and Blood dynamics, Five Elements, tongue diangosis, and the energetics of herbs. Everyday integration: Practical ways to bring TCM into your daily life for mental, emotional, and physical wellness Culturally relevant perspectives: Enrich your wellness journey and holistic health work through an Asian American herbalism lens What’s Included ✔️ Live weekly classes with Erin Masako Wilkins (with time for Q&A)✔️ Class replays available for a limited time [insert replay window]✔️ Pre-class materials (readings and/or short recordings to support your learning)✔️ Access to our Community Circle — a private space for students and alumni to connect, share resources, and learn together✔️ Office hours and/or support touchpoints during the cohort for questions and guidance In Depth Learning This self-paced program is the first step in our Asian American Herbalism School curriculum and lays the groundwork for deeper study in Clinical Foundations (Level 2). Learn at your own pace while still being supported through office hours and community connection. Ready to begin your journey into Asian American Herbalism?Enroll now and start learning today.
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