Ingeborg Andersen studied western herbology in London and graduated from the University of Westminster in 2020. Herbology is her key to connect with all elements of nature, guiding paths into body-awareness, philosophy, singing, nutrition studies, and the aesthetics of life.
In this session, she will introduce us to a variety of teas intended for specific purposes, and provide a down-to-earth education on their core uses and history.
All materials will be provided, all free of charge.
Anna Invites You are monthly events for women of all backgrounds. ______________________________________________
Ingeborg Andersen studied Western herbal medicine in London and graduated from the University of Westminster in 2020. Herbal medicine was the gateway into her career as a naturopath, but since then she has delved into various disciplines, such as ancient healing, natural philosophy, philosophy, body-based therapy, singing and voice opening, nutrition, hydrotherapy, and more.
At this meeting, she will introduce us to the various herbal teas and tell us about the history and benefits of the herbs. All materials are available and, of course, free of charge.
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