Clinical Craft Series…
refining your craft.
Refine your clinical craft with continuing education online classes for seedling through seasoned practitioners of clinical herbalism. Brought to you by Sovereignty Herbs and the Herbal Practice Connexion. Classes from the Clinical Craft Series are all about honing in on the skillfulness of our clinical work - with a specialty focus on topics surrounding both the practice and business of clinical herbalism.
Please note there are several registration options. You can register for individual classes with 3 different ‘pay from the heart’ payment options. All classes will be recorded and replays will be made available for all registered participants.
Next up in the Clinical Craft Series…
december 17, 2025 ~ 4:00 PM EST - 6:00 PM EST
This class will initially cover the anatomy and physiology of the typical male reproductive parts using anatomical models to show and describe them. We will discuss various processes, including how the testes produce sperm, the nervous system innervation of erection and ejaculation, the hypothalamus-testes axis, and other physiological functions. We will then focus on health treatments with a focus on prostate health. The goal of this class is for participants to understand male reproductive physiology and to know a few herbs that can help with health conditions.
7Song is an herbalist, teacher, and naturalist residing in Ithaca, NY. He is the director and main instructor at the Northeast School of Botanical Medicine and is a founding member and clinical herbalist at the Ithaca Free Clinic. As an herbalist, his focus includes gathering and preparing herbal medicines, clinical practice, first aid, teaching, and botany. He also spends a lot of time taking photographs of things that run, crawl, fly, or photosynthesize.
His teaching goals include showing how herbal medicine offers useful primary and adjunct treatments and how to make herbal medicine accessible and available to the larger community.
He began studying the male reproductive system soon after learning about herbal medicine, to help himself and others learn about the anatomy, physiology, and treatment of these structures.
How to Register
Please read these registration instructions: We ask that you please read our Service Cancellation & Refund Policy prior to registering for these online classes. To register, click on the button below that says ‘Continue Registration’ and fill out the form. Once the form has been completed and submitted, your registration will be added to your shopping cart. Click on the shopping cart icon to complete your purchase. Please note that payment must be received in order for your registration to go through. If you are having any difficulties with the registration process, please contact Erika Galentin at office@sovereigntyherbs.com.
Please note there are several registration options. You can register for individual classes with 3 different ‘pay from the heart’ payment options. All classes will be recorded and replays will be made available for all registered participants.
Herbal Practice Connexion (HPX) members please note that these classes are included in your membership and you do not need to register here. Interested in learning more about the Herbal Practice Connection (HPX) and all that membership has to offer (including awesome classes like these)? Please click here to learn more.
Registration for Individual Classes
individual Classes ~ Pay from the Heart
‘Pay from the Heart’ is a model of payment for services that comes from the work of Mark Silver and The Heart of Business. Interested participants can choose which payment feels most in alignment with their hearts and what they can afford while offering the opportunity to also pay it forward.
Choose to pay it forward if you are able.
About Clinical Craft Series Instructors
7Song
7Song is an herbalist, teacher, and naturalist residing in Ithaca, NY. He is the director and main instructor at the Northeast School of Botanical Medicine and is a founding member and clinical herbalist at the Ithaca Free Clinic. As an herbalist, his focus includes gathering and preparing herbal medicines, clinical practice, first aid, teaching, and botany. He also spends a lot of time taking photographs of things that run, crawl, fly, or photosynthesize.
His teaching goals include showing how herbal medicine offers useful primary and adjunct treatments and how to make herbal medicine accessible and available to the larger community.
He began studying the male reproductive system soon after learning about herbal medicine, to help himself and others learn about the anatomy, physiology, and treatment of these structures.