Wellness Tent
Join clinical herbalist Laura Cascardi for a live wellness experience. Our offering is to create a space for healing on all levels- physical, spiritual, and emotional. We will be contributing simple rituals and recipes to increase your overall personal power as well as offering donation-based live consultations for those desiring an in-depth look at their health. We will be present for immediate assistance, if needed, throughout the event and have resources on hand to explore! Allow us to peacefully, joyously, naturally, and herbally guide you to your greater vibrance and deep inner health.
Questions? Comments? Contact Laura at wellnessredearth@gmail.com.
This year we will also have The Healing Village, a wellness marketplace for the healing arts. You may apply to be a vendor.
Note: Sponsors at the Cottonwood and Osha levels will be given a Marketplace booth in thanks. All others* who are interested in participating in the Marketplace must pay the Marketplace vendor fee and purchase an entrance ticket in order to participate in the Wellness Marketplace.
* Teachers, Sponsors, and Performers, please check your own application agreements.
Laura Cascardi
Laura’s passion for herbalism, healing, and well-being is evident in her 20 + years of working with herbs and people. She began her formal education with herbs at the Rocky Mountain Center of Botanical studies where she graduated in 2001 as a certified herbalist. In 2013 she graduated from Colorado State University with a bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences with a concentration in Botany. In 2014, Laura co-founded the Equinox Center of Herbal Studies where she is the director and one of the primary teachers. In private consultations she works one on one to discover tools for personal wellness that best serve each person. She focuses on creating a safe space where the individual can explore spiritual, emotional and physical growth.
She is passionate about teaching and creating community around herbalism and loves to couple her herbal knowledge with her botanical expertise. While teaching her goal is integrating new science with ancient wisdom. As a long-time resident of the Front Range, she is extremely familiar with local flora and often hosts herb walks focusing on edible and medicinal uses of local plants. Furthermore, she often offers more intensive botany workshops and private plant identification consultations to teach others how to deepen their knowledge of plants.