Fall '26 - Spring ' 27 Cohort in Session

At AMA Herb School, we offer an Indigenous model of learning — one rooted in community, shared wisdom, and the creation of a sacred circle. We reject the inflated costs and rigid hierarchies of most Western herbal schools. Our teachings honor lineage, lived experience, and learning through relationship with the Earth and each other. In traditional times, our elders were supported through sacred offerings — food, herbs, eggs, tobacco, and other meaningful gifts. We continue to welcome these traditional offerings, like tobacco or copal, with gratitude. At the same time, we now also rely on monetary contributions — an energetic exchange that helps sustain this work in the modern world. So whether you’re joining us as a student or supporting us as an ally through monthly donations, your commitment helps keep these teachings alive, rooted, and accessible to our community. Tlazocahmati. Thank you.