Barefoot Academia
1:1 Mentoring
Antiquated, personalized mentoring in Herbalism, Flower Essence Therapy, & Eclectic Alchemy
1:1 mentoring opportunities present unique, individualized experiences to learn herbalism, flower essence therapy, and Eclectic Alchemy in ways that are best suited to where you are at.
Folks come from all different levels of experience in the holistic arts and sometimes do not need to start at square one. Perhaps you have some herbalism under your belt, but want to learn how to better serve certain conditions? Maybe you are already an experienced herbalist and would like to expand your toolbox to include flower essence therapy? Maybe you want to learn how to make a good salve, tincture, or to identify wild flora with medicinal benefits? The kaleidoscope is wide with 1:1 mentoring opportunities. I have over 26 years experience in this field and have a lot to share.
If 1:1 mentoring opportunities sound interesting to you, please read through the information on this page and contact me through the button below that leads to my contact page.
How does it work?
It's quite simple. You decide what you would like to learn and we set a time for us to connect in person (or virtually). We set a time and go from there.
How much does it cost?
I believe that this wisdom should be shared and also that there be a reasonable exchange for my time and experience. My fee is $75 an hour for teaching/mentoring. I understand that this is not within everyone's financial means and therefore am open to a scale that slides, and remains a reasonable exchange. The financial scale for this would be $75 to $150 for a 2 hour time block, but I am open to bartering, partial bartering, or other possible arrangements. Exchange is due at the time of service.
How long is each meeting?
Typically 2 hours. Meetings will not go longer than 2 hours in length and the time is usually pre-determined so that we can also make appropriate exchange/payment agreements beforehand.
Where does it take place?
1:1 mentoring would most likely take place in the Downeast Maine area likely at the community gardens in Milbridge, Maine or online through Zoom.