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Bridget Childers: Healer | Ethnobotanist | Certified Forager | Teacher | Appalachian Medicine Woman
Bridget Childers is a dedicated healer and passionate advocate for the ancient wisdom of plants, drawing upon her extensive knowledge as an ethnobotanist and certified forager. Residing in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, Bridget embodies the rich heritage of her surroundings, combining traditional practices with modern understanding to promote holistic health and well-being.
With a deep-rooted connection to nature, Bridget has spent over a decade studying the intricate relationships between plants and human culture. Her expertise in ethnobotany allows her to explore the ways in which various cultures utilize flora for medicinal and spiritual purposes, making her a valuable resource for those seeking natural remedies and a deeper understanding of their environment.
As a certified forager, Bridget leads immersive workshops and guided foraging experiences, teaching individuals how to identify, harvest, and utilize wild plants safely and sustainably. Her passion for education shines through as she empowers her students to reconnect with the earth, fostering a sense of stewardship and awareness of the natural world.
Bridget's role as an Appalachian Medicine Woman is deeply intertwined with her commitment to healing. She practices a blend of herbalism, energy work, and intuitive guidance to support individuals on their healing journeys. Whether through one-on-one consultations, community workshops, or holistic retreats, she creates a nurturing space for transformation and growth.
Through her teachings, Bridget emphasizes the importance of honoring ancestral knowledge and the healing power of nature. She believes that everyone has the capacity to tap into their innate healing abilities, and she is dedicated to guiding others in rediscovering this connection.
Bridget Childers is not just a healer; she is a bridge between the ancient and the modern, the wild and the cultivated. With her wisdom, compassion, and unwavering commitment to the earth, she inspires a new generation to embrace the gifts of nature and reclaim their health and vitality.
I’m also the Co- founder of Forever Wild Foraging , and Founder of Tree of Life Farms , Southeastern Mycological Society , and Georgia Foragers.
Appalachian's Anonymous
Appalachians Anonymous is a project of local artist and singer/songwriter Jeremy Wells to host and promote events that showcase some of North Georgia's best local talent. Specializing in booking and stage management.
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My Story - Bridget Childers
With my extensive academic background and studies at the University of Georgia, self-taught knowledge, and practical experience, I have dedicated and knowledgeable botanist, mycologist, herbalist & certified forager. The commitment I have brought to understanding and appreciating the intricate relationships between plants, fungi, and soil has made her a valuable asset to the scientific community and a source of inspiration for those interested in the wonders of the natural world and it's healing properties.
I have brought the company Tree of Life Farms to serve as a wellness center and school’s foundation is built on a holistic approach to health, education, and community engagement. By integrating sustainable practices, providing diverse educational opportunities, and fostering a supportive environment, Tree of Life Farms is a vital resource for the community, promoting wellness and connection to nature.
The upcoming event showcased on our events page, is our Chattanooga Mush Festival, Co-hosted by Tree of Life Farms & Appalachian’s Anonymous.
Reflecting on Natures Beauty
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