Working with clients is one of the most rewarding parts of an herbal practice but it also one of the most challenging. You have to know how to be an effective communicator, listening more than speaking, taking good notes and understanding the right questions to ask. You have to be well organized and well stocked with the right herbal information, and "ready to use remedies" on hand. You also have to check your T's and dot your I's making sure that you won't make a client feel worse after taking your advice.

The advice that I'm going to share will make sure you can avoid all of the pitfalls that an unseasoned practitioner might face

* Learn the that herbal practitioners and clients must share before working togetherfundamental qualities

* Explore the Basic required questions for your intake form

* Learn the secret to asking the right of questions type

* Understand how to avoid contraindications and negative side effects

* Learn how to for everything from your apothecary to your paperworkorganize using systems

* Learn the that you must keep in stockReady to use remedies

Plus a and bonus Q&Arole play through the entire process

Be prepared to take a lot of notes, to follow along with the lessons and various excercises, having a copy ofHerbal Holistic Healing is highly recommended,

download on the How to Create Wellness Programs ChapterBONUS

Inventory ChecklistBonus

Copy of the Slides and Bonuses will be sent at least 3 days before the class date. , if all of those seats ae not filled the class will be canceled and refunded.Classes have a minium seating requirement