Northeast School of Botanical Medicine
7Song, Director
P.O. Box 6626
Ithaca, NY 14851
607-539-7172
7Song@lightlink.com
Syllabuses for 2010
Photos-Below are photos I have recently added or want to share. You can access all the photos from here.
- Not for the squeemish. I have posted 2 photos of staph infections (different people) and 2 photos of a spider bite (same person). I put these here as folks have been wanting to see the differences between the two. To see them, go to the Photos section and put either staph or spider bite into the search box
Links Page-I just started this page where I will eventually provide a variety of links. If you have any idea's, please contact me
Ithaca Free Clinic
Below are the upcoming dates I will be at the clinic. They are either Thursday from 4-8 and Monday from 2-6
These appointments often fill up weeks ahead, if you are interested, please call and schedule when you are sure you would like to come in. Please do not break appointments, someone else could have been there instead.
First time appointments are for 1 hour (about 40 minutes of interview time and 15 minutes for medicine preparation and instructions). Follow-ups are generally a 1/2 hour long.
Upcoming Dates-all days are Thursday's from 4-8
- August 19
- August 26
- September 23
- October 7
- October 14
- October 28
Northeast School of Botanical Medicine
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School Grounds
Here is where you can see photos of the school building, and physical grounds of the Northeast School of Botanical Medicine.The Schoolhouse. This is my home, which is also the school house. The classroom is the lower glass 'solarium' part of the home. This photo was taken in March.
Another photo of the class taken from the pond. The classroom is in the foreground of the buildings with the white shades pulled. Photo taken in September
Below is the pond as seen from the classroom in June
Another view of the school from the pond in September
Winter View. A view that students will rarely see unless they stay in Ithaca. Below is our first snow of November 2007 as seen from the school. It is early enough that some plants are still green and sticking up through the storm. Beautiful, no?
Original Site. Below is a photo of the humble origins of the school. This was my home and also the school from 1992-1998, when I moved to my current location. It was about 15 miles southeast of Ithaca. It is very rural, with no electricity, nor running water. Propane lamps provided light, and a woodstove for heat. It was a beautiful place to be amongst and learning about the plants.
