Sleep Better This Spring: herbs for better sleep
Class Description
Sleep is medicine. It restores us mentally and gives our bodies time to physically repair our tissues. An estimated 18 million adults in the US use either prescription or over the counter medications to help them get better sleep. For those who would like to explore other options, a more holistic approach is possible.
If you’re someone who doesn’t get the recommended 7-9 hours of sleep per night, herbs could be your ally. In this one-hour community workshop, we’ll talk about common issues surrounding sleep and DIY herbal preparations to address imbalances.
Plants can relax tense muscle, soothe intrusive thoughts at bedtime, and encourage our nervous system to “rest and digest.” We’ll learn strategies for balancing hormones and circadian cycles to encourage healthy sleep/wake cycles. Participants will be able to taste and try different preparations and will be encouraged to try making their own at home!
Presenter
Emma O’Brien is a clinically trained Western herbalist, birth worker and Hyde Park 
resident. She has been working professionally and personally with herbs as medicine for a decade, and has supported over 200 families in their pregnancy, labor and birth process.
Cost
$15-$25 sliding scale for each person taking the class. You can pay in advance online, or pay with cash or card when you arrive for the class at Boston Acupuncture Project.
Save your spot
Class size is limited to 12, and we need at least 7 signed up to make this class happen. So click the red “Schedule Appointment” button below, select Feb. 25 in the calendar, and enter your information to sign up today!