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Herbal Support for Endometriosis - Online Class Series (Copy)

Herbal Support for Endometriosis - Online Class

November 1st - December 13th, 2025, Online only

Learn to work with endometriosis holistically

This is a condition I’ve worked with a  great deal, both in my clinical practice and personally. After 12 years of casework and even more years of direct experience, I’ve realized the power an herbal approach to endometriosis can have - and I’m so excited to share it with you!

Go in depth with the pathophysiology of endometriosis and how what we know (and don’t know) about this disease informs how we care for ourselves. This class focuses on herbal therapeutics, diet, lifestyle, and bodywork modalities for both acute and long-term care.


Online Course Includes:

  • Over 9 hours of downloadable video recordings

  • Downloadable PDFs of all class materials, including anatomy and physiology notes, PPTs, recipe handouts, and more

  • NEW - 3 live, 1-hour Q and A sessions

    • Mondays, November 3rd and 17th, and December 8th 6:30-7:30 pm, MST


Course Costs

  • Early bird (Before October 15th) - $100

  • Regular (After October 15th) - $123

Course Curriculum

Understanding Endometriosis 

  • In this portion, we cover relevant anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology. We will examine how endometriosis develops, its underlying mechanisms, and its far-reaching impact on the body. Students will gain an understanding of common symptoms and associated conditions, such as chronic pelvic pain, infertility, and gastrointestinal issues.

  • This part of the course also covers conventional diagnostic methods, including physical exams, imaging studies, and blood tests. We’ll discuss the current conventional treatment options ranging from hormonal medications to surgical interventions, highlighting their benefits, limitations, and potential outcomes.

  • We’ll also dive into menstrual pathology from a Vitalist perspective, looking at the role of nutrition, lifestyle, and mental/emotional health on menstruation and reproduction, and how that can relate to endometriosis.

  • Check out the course page for a Sample Lesson

Herbal Therapeutics for Endometriosis - Part 1

Explore the foundational herbal approaches for managing the challenging symptoms of endometriosis.

  • Addressing Pain and Bleeding

    • Learn how to work with Analgesics, Antispasmodics, and Anti-inflammatories to address the pain, cramping, and inflammation associated with endometriosis, including insights into the safe use of low-dose herbs for pain relief.

    • Understand how to work with Styptics, Astringents, and Uterine Tonics for reducing excessive bleeding and promoting uterine health.

  • Alteratives, Lymphatics, Antioxidants, and Immune Stimulants to reduce bloating, combat oxidative stress, and support detoxification pathways.

  • Check out the course page for a Sample Lesson

Herbal Therapeutics for Endometriosis Part II

Building on the foundation of Part 1, this class expands into advanced herbal strategies for addressing the systemic effects of endometriosis. Topics include:

  • Carminatives, Bitters, Laxatives, and Digestive Tonics to soothe the digestive system and address symptoms like bloating, indigestion, diarrhea and constipation often experienced alongside endometriosis.

  • Nervines, Sedatives, Hypnotics, and Relaxants to support emotional well-being by calming anxiety, easing depression, and improving sleep.

  • Endocrine Modulating Therapeutics for addressing potential hormonal imbalances that can contribute to endometriosis symptoms.

  • Nutrition and Dietary Support with a focus on vitamins, minerals, and macronutrients to nourish the body and enhance resilience through dietary changes and supplementation.

  • Co-therapeutics, lifestyle changes,  and body work modalities for working with acute and chronic symptoms related to endometriosis, as well as commonly associated illnesses, such as autoimmune disorders

    Disclaimer:  Kat Mackinnon RH (AHG) is a certified herbal medicine practitioner, not a licensed healthcare professional. This course is intended for informational and educational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

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