Cultivating Resilience: A Holistic Approach to Cannabis, ECS, and Medicine with Dr. Bhodi Tims and John Courie
May 29 & June 5, 12, 19 - 8-10pm EST
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Live Dates: May 29 & June 5, 12, 19 | 8-10pm Eastern | Join Live or Access Recordings
Instructor Bio:
Dr. Bhodi Tims is Program Director of the Herbal Product Design and Cannabis Programs at Maryland University of Integrative Health. His research is focused on product development of adaptogen and trophorestorative formulas to build constitutional resilience. In addition, he is Vice-Chairperson Board of Directors, Verax Research Services, Inc., as well as the Scientific Advisor for Vitreon America, Inc. and Care Beyond Diagnosis directing cannabis and herbal product development for the cosmeceutical as well as supplement marketplace. Dr. Tims’ poetry manuscript, The Acoustic Property of Ancient People, was published by Finishing Line Press. He maintains an herbal research blog, https://www.bhoditims.
John Courie, MS is clinical herbalist and full time instructor in the Herbal Product Design and Cannabis Science programs at MUIH. He is also the internship coordinator for the Herb Department. In this role he works with external stakeholders to create rich learning opportunities for graduate students in the herbal products industry.
His herbal practice serves clients throughout the midwest and east coast. His therapeutic approach integrates in a modern evidence based perspective on plant therapeutics grounded in the theories of coevolution, synergy, hormesis, and allostatic load with cultural humility and respect for the diverse and vibrant approaches to energetics in herbal medicine. He also provides guidance to farmers on the cultivation of therapeutic herbs at scale on the eastern shore of Maryland. His research interests involve social justice and community empowerment, the endocannabinoid system, hydroponic cultivation of medicinal plants, and how technology affects both the clinical interaction and the student experience.