Date To Be Announced.
Please join us in welcoming Erin Masako Wilkins of Herb Folk to our space this June for our second session together:
Menopause: The Yin and Yang of Hormonal Health
Join Asian American herbalist and author Erin Wilkins for an empowering workshop exploring menopause and beyond through the lens of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, life transitions like perimenopause are not viewed as imbalances to “fix,” but as natural shifts in our energetic landscape. You’ll learn how Qi, Blood, Yin, and Yang influence your hormones, emotions, and energy—and how to harmonize them with herbs and food as medicine. We’ll also explore the 7-Year Cycles, TCM’s unique framework for understanding the evolving phases of a woman’s body.
Plus, you’ll gain hands-on experience with tongue reading—one of TCM’s most accessible self-assessment tools—to better understand your own state of balance. You will learn about perimenopause, menopause, and post-menopause in TCM and the impact on hormonal health, while also understanding 7-year Cycles of aging and herbs & food as medicine.
Space is limited—reserve your spot and reconnect with the deep cyclical wisdom of your body through time-honored East Asian practices and modern insight.
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Owner, Erin Masako Wilkins, is an Asian American herbalist, Japanese acupuncturist, and the author of Asian American Herbalism: Traditional and Modern Healing Practices for Everyday Wellness. She teaches virtual and in-person workshops, and is faculty at the California School of Herbal Studies and Land of Verse.
Erin's work is rooted in East Asian energetic theory –– tapping into her own ancestral healing traditions to empower others to restore health and prevent illness. And she remains a dedicated activist at the intersection of herbalism, racial equity, and environmental justice.
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We are thrilled and grateful to have Erin in our space and to continue to share integral community members with each of you.
As always, event attendees will be offered 15% off in the shop for the day of the event, exclusions apply.
