Marketing graphic for "The Home Apothecary" online course showing Jill in overalls and colorful headband working with herbs in a kitchen, displayed on tablet and phone screens alongside course materials including supplies checklist and PDF guides.
Module 1 introduction covering course overview, instructor introductions for Jill Ragan and Kaylee Richardson, and fundamentals of holistic herbalism.
Module 2 curriculum on materia medica and herbal actions, featuring jars of herbal capsules and powder preparations.
Module 3 curriculum focused on body systems, listing digestive, cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory, nervous, urinary, reproductive, musculoskeletal, integumentary, immune, and endocrine systems.
Module 4 home apothecary setup guide including instructor apothecary tours, resources for sourcing herbs and supplies, sterilization methods, drying techniques, and herb glossary.
Module 5 recipes and remedies section covering herbal tea preparation, tinctures, decoctions, cold infusions, bitters, syrups, oxymels, infused oils, salves, and capsules.
Module 6 course outline covering common herbal preparation issues and solutions, with topics including ineffective preparations, allergic reactions, storage problems, and dosage confusion.
Marketing graphic for "The Home Apothecary" online course showing Jill in overalls and colorful headband working with herbs in a kitchen, displayed on tablet and phone screens alongside course materials including supplies checklist and PDF guides.
Module 1 introduction covering course overview, instructor introductions for Jill Ragan and Kaylee Richardson, and fundamentals of holistic herbalism.
Module 2 curriculum on materia medica and herbal actions, featuring jars of herbal capsules and powder preparations.
Module 3 curriculum focused on body systems, listing digestive, cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory, nervous, urinary, reproductive, musculoskeletal, integumentary, immune, and endocrine systems.
Module 4 home apothecary setup guide including instructor apothecary tours, resources for sourcing herbs and supplies, sterilization methods, drying techniques, and herb glossary.
Module 5 recipes and remedies section covering herbal tea preparation, tinctures, decoctions, cold infusions, bitters, syrups, oxymels, infused oils, salves, and capsules.
Module 6 course outline covering common herbal preparation issues and solutions, with topics including ineffective preparations, allergic reactions, storage problems, and dosage confusion.

The Home Apothecary: Enhanced Edition (Digital Course)

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The Home Apothecary

A complete, from-scratch approach to herbal wellness — all in one place

Imagine feeling confident reaching for herbs the same way you reach for ingredients in your kitchen.
Knowing why you’re choosing a remedy, how to make it, and when to use it — without second-guessing yourself or feeling overwhelmed.

The Home Apothecary is your all-in-one guide to holistic herbalism, designed to help you build real, practical confidence with herbs — not just collect information.

This isn’t about memorizing long lists of plants or following rigid rules. It’s about understanding how herbs work, how your body works, and how to bring the two together in a way that fits naturally into your everyday life.

Inside The Home Apothecary, everything is intentionally designed to support you as you learn, practice, and apply herbal wellness — with clear guidance, hands-on education, and resources you can return to again and again.

Inside The Home Apothecary, you’ll learn how to confidently bring herbal wellness into everyday life — in a way that feels practical, grounded, and sustainable.

Instead of feeling unsure about what to use or where to start, you’ll gain a clear understanding of herbs, how they work, and how to use them with intention.

What You’ll Learn Inside The Home Apothecary

Inside the course, you’ll learn how to:

  • Understand the foundations of holistic herbalism

  • Build and stock a simple, functional home apothecary

  • Understand herbs by their actions, not memorization

  • Learn how the body’s systems work and how herbs support them

  • Confidently make herbal remedies, including:

    • teas & infusions

    • tinctures & syrups

    • salves, oils, and capsules

  • Source, store, and safely use herbs at home

  • Troubleshoot common concerns without overwhelm

By the end of the course, you won’t just know about herbs — you’ll trust yourself to actually use them.

What’s Included with Your Enrollment

Everything you need is included inside The Home Apothecary:

  • Full lifetime access to the complete Home Apothecary course

  • A guided course workbook to help you apply what you’re learning

  • Bonus modules for deeper understanding and practical use

  • Five in-depth herbal eBooks, including:

    • Holistic Winter Wellness Guide

    • Herbal First Aid

    • Beginner’s Guide to Growing a Medicinal Garden

    • Compatibility vs. Conflict: Herbal Combinations

    • Medicinal Herbs by Plant Family

  • A 2-hour Herbal First Aid webinar focused on real-life, family-friendly use

Wow, both of you made this so empowering and inspiring, I love this approach to learning something new that is also something old.

~Deborah Raleigh

A deeper look into The Home Apothecary course

Jill and Kaylee, one reading from a book while the other holds a dark bottle, surrounded by shelves of glass jars containing herbs and remedies.

Module 1

  • Welcome
  • Meet the Teachers
  • What is Holistic Herbalism
  • NEW Course Workbook
Two Ball mason jars with kraft paper labels - one containing capsules labeled "Passifolia Incarnata" and another with powder labeled "Passion Flower Herb Extract."

Module 2

  • Course printable PDF
  • Herbal Actions/Materia Medica Printable PDFs
  • Materia Medica
  • Herbal Actions
  • Picture of herbs discussed
Multiple open tins containing yellow-green herbal balm or salve arranged on a surface.

Module 3

  • Systems of the Body Introduction
  • Digestive System
  • Cardiovascular System
  • Lymphatic System
  • Respiratory System
  • Nervous System
  • Urinary System
  • Reproductive System
  • Musculoskeletal System
  • Integumentary (Skin) System
  • Immune System
  • Endocrine System
Organized shelves displaying glass jars of various herbs and natural remedies with handwritten labels, alongside decorative elements in a well-lit apothecary-style space.

Module 4

  • Kaylee's Home Apothecary
  • Jill's Home Apothecary
  • Resources
  • Sourcing Your Herbs
  • Supplies For Your Apothecary
    Sterilization
  • Drying Herbs
  • SUB MODULE - Herbs For Your Apothecary, Herb Glossary & Detailed Videos and Printables for 20 Herbs!
Mason jar labeled "Golden rod Solidago Canadensis" filled with yellow dried herbs, with loose herbs scattered on counter in rustic kitchen setting.

Module 5

  • Crafting Herbal Teas | Kid & Adult Blend
    Infusing Herbal Teas
  • Decoctions | Adaptogen Chai Tea
  • Cold Infusion | Marshmallow Root
  • Helpful Tincture Tips
  • Fresh Herb Tincture
  • Dry Herb Tincture
  • Glycerite Tincture
  • Bitter
  • How To Press A Tincture
  • Formulating Tinctures
  • Syrups | Elderberry
    Oxymel
  • Herb Infused Oils | Calendula
  • Salves | Plantain Salve
  • Capsules
Close-up of natural skincare products including a dark "PLANTAIN" bottle, yellow balm tin, and bar of soap on a wooden surface.

Module 6

  • Common Issues & Solutions Introduction
  • Ineffective Preparations
  • Unpleasant Taste
  • Allergic Reactions
  • Inconsistency In Effects
  • Storage and Shelf Life
  • Digestive Discomfort
  • Herb Identification Doubts
  • Limited Availability of Specific Herbs
  • Mold or Spoilage
  • Confusion with Dosage
  • Overwhelm with Information
  • Thank You

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