I'm so happy to bring you this great conversation with Christine Cassella, a birthworker and herbalist who helps us uncover three things: 1) the content we should be teaching in our classrooms to help better prepare people for life! 2) the parallels we can draw between birthwork and ed work, and what we can learn as humans working within extractive systems to try to change them, and 3) some helpful stuff about taking control of our own health! Okay, it's not related necessarily to education, but this is important stuff, folks! About Christine:
Christine Cassella (she/her) is a mother, biologist, community herbalist, and holistic birth worker. She has been passionate about natural health and wellness throughout her life, but became particularly passionate about the childbearing years when she was pregnant with her first baby. She and her family live on 120 beautiful acres in Chardon, OH that they steward using regenerative land management principles. They call this land Resilient Acres. Her herbal and birth work business is called Resilient Birth & Botanicals. resilientbirthbotanicals.com resilientacres.com Insta: @resilient_birth_botanicals @resilient_acres You can access our Patreon Here: https://www.patreon.com/GroundedTeaching You can join our free Regenerative Ed Network Here: https://regenerativeed.mn.co/
