Founded in 2012 by Todd Caldecott, the Dogwood School of Botanical Medicine (DSBM) provides intermediate to advanced training in herbal medicine, Ayurveda, and clinical nutrition through the DSBM Mentorship program. Both online programs and continuing education courses are available.
DSBM Mentorship Program
The DSBM (Dogwood School of Botanical Medicine) Mentorship Program is a multi-year, ongoing training program for students that wish to broaden and deepen their knowledge and skills as they develop and begin to practice. Although it is not meant to replace an academic environment per se, the DSBM Mentorship Program aims to take students with no more than high school equivalency all the way to becoming highly skilled practitioners. To achieve this goal, the DSBM Mentorship Program utilizes a self-paced, modular approach, rather than a semester-based system, including distance learning tools, webinars, personal consultation, learning adventures, and group intensives. This program attempts to model traditional approaches to learning, such as found in ancient India and Greece, while making use modern technology.
The components of the DSBM Mentorship program include:
- Inside Ayurveda program
- Food As Medicine program
- Phytomedica program
- Nepal/India study program
- Group Intensive program
Please note that these links will direct you to pages found on the DSBM website. If you wish to learn more about the DSBM program, please review the DSBM FAQ.
Further inquires can be made through the DSBM contact page.
