Isn’t it refreshing, in those rare moments, to slow down and savor the sensations in life that usually fly by. The sound of a bird’s song, the feeling of the wind blowing through your hair, the fragrance from your herb garden, or even just tuning in to a full cycle...

Natural health enthusiasts often wonder how to turn their passion into a career. They may also question if a career in natural health is even possible. Thoughts like, “Can I make a good living?” or “What exactly should I do in the natural health field?” are common. Without proper guidance...

The following article was originally published in Health Keepers, a magazine created by Trinity's founder, Dr. Wendell Whitman. This article appeared in Volume 1 • Issue 4 • Autumn 1998, pg 17-18. This article originally titled, "Traditional Flower Remedies: Agrimony" was written by Beth Adams Spencer M.H., N.D. The remedy agrimony is for...

Weed Eaters, a new column focused on wildcrafting herbs for food and first aid, is written and sourced by Beth Hovis and Judy Masters, Trinity instructors and co-authors of the Certified Master Herbalist program. This recipe was provided by Judy Masters. Questions? Contact her at judy.masters@trinityschool.org. This Month's Featured Recipe: Purslane Chimichurri Purslane (see photo...

Barefoot and Healthy: The Benefits of Earthing This blog post was written by Victoria L. Freeman, Ph.D., CHFS. When was the last time you took a leisurely walk through the grass … barefoot? Walked barefoot on the beach? Dug into the earth with your bare hands? If you’re like most of...