Live a holistic lifestyle with ease. Erin Oberlander is a Doctor of Musical Arts, a Certified Holistic Aromatherapist, herbalist, holistic health expert, sound practitioner, and permaculturalist . She has been working with essential oils, herbs, and other healing arts, on a regular basis for the past 20 years as owner of her company Prairie Soap House & Apothecary. She helps others live healthier lives through connection with Nature, themselves, and the Divine. Check out all of the course offerings at Arcadia Holistic School or join the Rewild + Untame Community.
Erin is thoughtful, speaks well, and is a true teacher of people. I appreciate all her knowledge and the explanations
I had no idea that some of the advice out there surrounding the use of essential oils was harmful for my children and pets! Erin knows what oils should be used and the most effective ways to use them. Also, she is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about finding holistic, sustainable solutions for health and wellness. I’ve learned so much!
A fun and relaxing class. Erin is very knowledgeable and you will walk away wanting to learn more.
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Are you ready to reclaim your health and reconnect with the wisdom of the Earth?
The Rewild and Untame Membership Community is for you if you’re curious about herbalism, ready to invest in your health, and eager to learn under a trusted guide.
For just $35 a month, you'll gain access to a supportive community designed for those who want to disrupt outdated health systems and embrace a no-tox lifestyle.
All of my most popular courses that break down myths, explore herbal basics, and teach you how to detox your home and body.
Resources like seasonal check-ins, recipes, and guides that honor the rhythms of nature and nourish your spirit.
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