Akouatzin Medicina Ancestral Herbalism school

Akouatzin Medicina Ancestral Herbalism school Indigenous Herbal knowledge and Ancestral wisdom based in Austin, TX

Our goal is to help you become a confident practicing Yerberi (herbalist) — someone your family and community can turn t...
08/18/2026

Our goal is to help you become a confident practicing Yerberi (herbalist) — someone your family and community can turn to for support, guidance, and medicine. We believe every home should have someone who carries this knowledge.

Online only options available to those out of town. Payment plans and scholarships available let us know your needs in your application (link in bio)

As you learn, you’ll make medicine alongside experienced Yerberis (herbalists), with the intention of giving back. Some of what we create together will go to support mutual aid for organizations such as Casa de Resistencia, Herbalists Without Borders, & Birth Comadres. Our communities are in urgent need. Learning in service grounds your skills in purpose. It’s how we deepen our practice and create real, collective impact.

And if you’re called to go deeper — we’re here for that too. We will continue to develop and offer advanced teachings and courses to help you grow on your path.

Akouatzin Medicina Ancestral Herbalism School’s mission is to provide a nurturing environment for BIPOC students to reconnect with their ancestral roots through the art and practice of Herbalism led by elder, Abuela Santa Akouatzin & other experienced BIPOC herbalists. With a focus and emphasis on our native plant allies.

Si te curas tu, me curo yo (if you heal, I heal)

Comment “🌿” and we’ll DM you the link to our application

AMAHerbSchool Open House! Come chat with us and get to know the team behind AMAHerbSchool. We’ve also invited our suppor...
08/02/2026

AMAHerbSchool Open House!

Come chat with us and get to know the team behind AMAHerbSchool. We’ve also invited our supporting teachers and past Yerberis to come and share their experiences. We will be going over our mission and what this next cohort will look like for those who may be curious 🧐🌱

We will be having some light refreshments and snacks so stop on by! We encourage everyone who is interested to join us! ☺️💚

Open House
August 22, 2026
1PM-4PM
Dandelion House
5703 Manor rd
Austin, TX 78723

RSVP link in bio!
See you all there!

So te curas tu, me curo yo
Herbalism rooted in ancestral knowledge; For BIPOC by BIPOC

Interested in AMAHerbSchool but are out of town?Online AMAHerbSchool might be the right fit for you!9-month Sembrando Se...
07/28/2026

Interested in AMAHerbSchool but are out of town?

Online AMAHerbSchool might be the right fit for you!

9-month Sembrando Semillas: Intro to Herbalism will start in September 2026 and end in May 2027. The online version of this course will only include online classes.

Office hours will be from 5:30PM to 6PM. Recordings of the online class will be available to all Yerberis 24 hours after class. AMAHerbSchool will provide materials.

With a focus on hands-on learning and practical skills, our curriculum encompasses a wide range of topics, including connecting to and respecting our land, folk herbal medicine making, and the indigenous medicine practices of the region that many of our ancestors practiced. We focus and emphasize our native plant allies. Taught by experience BIPOC herbalists for our BIPOC community.

Sign up by August 15, 2026 for an Early Bird Discount!

Si te curas tu, me curo yo

07/27/2026

Here’s another preview into what’s in store this fall…

After a successful 5-month pilot cohort, AMAHerbSchool is ready to offer our official, Sembrando Semillas: Intro to Herbalism, 9-month program.

Starting this September we will meet on Thursday Evening over Zoom- 2 times per month. Then, once a month we will meet in-person for some hands-on learning. Finally, in May we will close with a special celebration and project for our Yerberis.

Tuition: Payment plan options available
- New students: $1845, $205/month (Online & in-Person)
- Online only: $1,134, $126/month

To register scan the QR code at the end or comment “💚🌱” and we’ll DM you the link to the application for our September 2026-May 2027 Cohort

Q&A with AMAHerbSchool Join us for a night, ask us your questions and get to know the team behind AMAHerbSchoolQ&A Sessi...
07/14/2026

Q&A with AMAHerbSchool

Join us for a night, ask us your questions and get to know the team behind AMAHerbSchool

Q&A Session
July 16, 2026
Zoom
6PM-8PM

Scan the QR code to RSVP or click the link in our bio

Akouatzin Medicina Ancestral Herbalism School’s mission is to provide a nurturing environment for BIPOC students to reconnect with their ancestral roots through the art and practice of Herbalism led by elder, Abuela Santa Akouatzin & other experienced BIPOC herbalists. With a focus and emphasis on our native plant allies.

Si te curas tu, me curo yo

06/23/2026

POV: You ask a Yerberi to borrow their phone…

Comment “🌱💚” if your camera roll looks like this 😉

Akouatzin Medicina Ancestral Herbalism School’s mission is to provide a nurturing environment for BIPOC students to reconnect with their ancestral roots through the art and practice of herbalism. Led by elder, Abuela Santa Akouatzin & other experienced BIPOC herbalists, with a focus and emphasis on our native plant allies.

Si te curas tu, me curo yo (if you heal, I’ll heal)

Look at her! Yes that’s exactly what it looks like…an aphrodisiac! 🌸This past cohort we learned that she is a great ally...
06/17/2026

Look at her!
Yes that’s exactly what it looks like…an aphrodisiac! 🌸
This past cohort we learned that she is a great ally in dream work. She is also an anti-oxidant and soothing to the nerves. As the Latin name suggests it has an affinity for womb bodies 😉

These pictures come from Santuario Papalomeh! We’re so excited to get to know this plantita more and more each day.
Shout out to for the beautiful blue butterfly pea plantitas!

Blue butterfly pea flower,
Latin name—Clitoria ternatea.
Commonly known as Shankhupushpam (conch-shaped flower) and, in Ayurvedic medicine, as Aparajita. Originally from what is commonly referred to as the South East Asia region. Butterfly pea flower has been introduced to parts of Africa, Australia and the Americas.

Come learn more with us this fall!
Next cohort begins September 19!

Don’t miss out!
Si te curas tu, me curo yo

We aim to provide a nurturing environment where BIPOC students can reconnect with their ancestral roots through herbalism led by elder, Abuela Santa Akouatzin & other experienced BIPOC Herbalists.

Ready to walk the path?
Comment “Yerberi 💚” and we’ll send you the link to the application ☺️🌿🪻💚

🌱🪻It’s official!! 🌸🌵Cohort 2 begins September 19! Here’s a preview into what we have in store for all of our future Yerb...
06/11/2026

🌱🪻It’s official!! 🌸🌵

Cohort 2 begins September 19! Here’s a preview into what we have in store for all of our future Yerberis!

Akouatzin Medicina Ancestral Herbalism School’s mission is to provide a nurturing environment for BIPOC students to reconnect with their ancestral roots through the art and practice of Herbalism led by elder, Abuela Santa Akouatzin & other experienced BIPOC herbalists. With a focus and emphasis on our native plant allies.

Si te curas tu, me curo yo (if you heal, I heal)

Ready to become a Yerberi?
Application is open, just head to our bio and tap on “Fall 2026 Cohort 2 Application”. We will follow up with next steps to complete registration

Want more information before signing up?
Stay tuned for our Q&A in July and an Open house in August, to be announced in the near future 😊

06/09/2026

No se agüiten con la agüita!

Quiauitl– Lluvia sagrada (rain): a life-giving force that can be equally destructive. The sacred rain is as unpredictable as the tides of life; it can be light and fertilizing or heavy and destructive. The rain can cleanse and cool the atmosphere, while also activating life. Much like mother Earth, we as humans go through a similar cleanse; our nervous system gets a chance to reset and regulate. The rain reminds us to take inventory and to let what does not serve us wash away. Nothing can flower without getting your roots wet first.

This would be a good day to start that new hobby you’ve been meaning to explore or visit that new place you drive by all the time. This is not the day to plan a business or work on permanent projects. Rely on the unpredictability of life.

Akouatzin Medicina Ancestral Herbalism School- led by elder Abuela Santa Akouatzin & other experienced BIPOC herbalists.

Si te curas tu, me curo yo.

05/12/2026

Here we have another one of our Yerberis, Arieli!

We are so blessed to have this opportunity to travel with our community.

Here Arieli shares some of her experience while hanging out with this beautiful rose bush 💚🌹at La Neveria in Oaxaca.

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Austin, TX

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