What does it mean to “Be Witch?” Who calls themselves “Witch” and how does following the path of witchcraft influence you physically, mentally, and spiritually?

In this 14-module program, Sarah explores this question from the aspects of Being Witch as an identity, a lifestyle, a spiritual practice, a political ethos, and an esthetic.

Witchcraft is about more than pointy hats, black cats, spells, and cauldrons. It has deep roots in many cultures, and has a long history of activism, community, and intersectionality.

Sarah shows you how to hold true to the value of personal and communal magical empowerments, as someone who identifies with this growing spiritual path. She breaks down myths and stereotypes around witchcraft and shows how to practice ethically and consciously. She also shows how to raise children within the context of witchcraft and how to safely open up about your spiritual beliefs to others.

The best way to reconnect to the soul of the world is to connect with plants, ecosystems, and fungi. This helps us reconnect to our mystical, inexplicable selves.

There are thousands of medicinal and food plants in the world, each with their own spiritual and magical qualities. In “Plants of the Craft” Sarah explores 77 plants and mushrooms that will help you understand the magic of the world at a much deeper level.

There is a certain inherent magic in the way the Earth regenerates and thrives. We, as her stewards need to foster this regeneration and let this magic continue to flow, so we can all prosper and heal this wonderful planet we call home.

Permaculture involves creating systems that conserve and regenerate natural systems. The goal is for these systems to be more than “sustainable.” It is to create a mutually beneficial, reciprocal, and interconnected relationship between the environment and the humans who contribute to it.

In “Regenerative Herbalism Foundations,” Sarah explores the intersections between herbal medicine, environmentalism, permaculture philosophy, ecosystem degradation and healing.

She shows how regenerative herbalism and permaculture can act as a holistic framework for everything from education and healthcare to creative pursuits and communities. Most importantly, Sarah gives you ways to reconnect to, heal, and protect the Earth, so we can work toward a healthy, sustainable environment.