A day long workshop with Fearn Lickfield and Spoonful Herbals!
What does it mean to magically steward the lands that we call home?
How can we leave a legacy of care and health, co-creation and regeneration?
Become an empowered, skilled and sensitized tender of the land and all beings!
In this day-long introductory workshop, we will learn earth divining skills to assess the energetics and spirits of place. By entering a state of deep communion, we will attune ourselves to listen with our whole being. Clarity comes when we understand what questions to ask, how to dowse and divine answers, and how to build relationships of reciprocity with the spirits of Nature.
What do we do with this information? We become response-able! We will explore ways to bring about greater well being, balance, clarity, fertility and connection. Earth connection skills/modalities explored will include earth acupuncture, offerings, ritual, and healing practices for the land, waters, air and fire.
Registration comes with a set of divining rods which you will learn to use!
Tending the Land
May 31st
at Rock Point Chapel, Rock Point Center, Burlington, VT
$175 for early bird, up to $225 after May 1.
Deadline May 15
About the teachers:
Fern Lickfield brings 30 years combined experience as a Druid priestess, Faery Seer, Geomancer, ceremonialist, ecstatic dancer, empowerment facilitator, and certified flower essence practitioner.
She serves life as a spiritual guide, community organizer, earth healer, gardener, tree speaker, web weaver, and remembrance facilitator. Fearn has a passion for co-creating vibrant community celebrations that honor the earth and waters, embrace the changing seasons, and commemorate rites of passage. As the steward and temple tender of Dreamland, an eco-spiritual retreat center and sanctuary Worcester, VT, she fosters a nurturing environment for growth and healing.
Over the last 19 years, she has held the mantle of teacher, administrator, director, and Chief of the Green Mountain Druid School and Order which she co-founded with her late great husband Ivan McBeth in 2006.
In this next chapter, she is excited to offer her unique blend of skill, heartful presence and wisdom to support people who long to belong and connect deeply to LIFE.
Katherine Elmer grew up in the green hills of Central Vermont (unceded Abenaki territory) and is a Clinical Herbalist, receiving her formal training at the Vermont Center for Integrative Herbalism. She is also a national board certified health and wellness coach (NB-HWC) affiliated with the UVM Osher Center for Integrative Health (https://www.uvm.edu/osher) as part of the Comprehensive Pain Program team.
Katherine founded Spoonful Herbals nearly a decade ago and is half of Spoonful’s Co-director duo. She is an earth priestess and ceremonialist of Celtic and Nordic bloodlines. She is a lecturer of Herbal Medicine at the University of Vermont and Vermont State University. She also co-founded Railyard Apothecary in Burlington and transitioned from a Director and Clinician role at Railyard in 2022.
