Podcast appearances and mentions of Karen M Rose

I too, have put more value in the things that hurt because suffering is familiar. I know her. I know suffering. And I have plenty of evidence that the shelter of suffering has kept me safe, kept me “out the way”. But at what cost? There is rent for living underneath the shelter of suffering. As with everything, there is a sacrifice. The cost was often my inner child who needed me to tend to her wounds but I couldn't bear her pain so I just kept looking away. The cost was often my body which needed my attention, my care, my tenderness, my grace but was often treated as a liability instead. The cost was often my dreams that needed my power, my protection, my faith but seemed too wild to be safe, too pleasurable to count on, too gooooood to be true. I just want us to consider, if only for this moment, how exhausting it is to be in perpetual disbelief of our power. Download Syllabus or Register for Workshop (Syllabus Included) Here: https://www.seedaschool.com/treehouse This Week's Newsletter: I Sell the Shadow to Support the Substance Sojourner Truth artifact: "I Sell the Shadow to Support the Substance” (1864) Karen M. Rose's post on the Cancer New Moon Saidiya Hartman's Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments: Intimate Histories of Riotous Black Girls, Troublesome Women, and Queer Radicals “Creative life of refusal” is language borrowed from Alexis Pauline Gumb's essay “The God of Everyday” Follow Ayana on Instagram: ⁠@ayzaco⁠ Follow Seeda School on Instagram: ⁠@seedaschool Cover Art: Augusta Savage with her sculpture Realization in 1938. Collection of The New York Public Library, Schomburg Center. Photo: Courtesy of CCS Bard. I came across this photo after/at a talk given by the curator Nana Adusei-Poku presenting her research on “Black Melancholia”. “Black Melancholia pushes beyond the iconography of melancholia as an art historical subject and psychoanalytical concept to subvert highly racialized discourses in which notions of longing, despair, sadness, and loss were not only pathologized, but also reserved for white cis (fe-)male subjects. The exhibition aims to create a generative space for inspiration, solace, and refuge through a presentation that blends new and recent works with pieces from the late 19th to mid-20th century by artists whose careers never reached full recognition or potential during their lifetimes due to systemic erasure.” — CCS Bard

In this podcast, Karen M. Rose, the Vice Dean, the Director, and a Professor of the Center for Healthy Aging, Self-Management, and Complex Care at The Ohio State University College of Nursing, discusses insights on assessing caregiver burden and supporting the mindfulness of caregivers and families. These podcasts, excerpted from a 2022 webinar, build upon the information delivered in the Resources for Integrated Care (RIC) September 2022 webinar titled: “Innovations in Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD) Caregiver Support Programs: Building and Leveraging Support Systems.” This webinar continues to explore innovative ways that health equity and caregiver support are addressed across ADRD programs supporting dually eligible people living with ADRD. The event speakers review community-level strategies to ensure adequate care for individuals living with ADRD and their caregivers. For more information about this webinar, click here: https://www.resourcesforintegratedcare.com/2022_ric_webinar_innovations_alzheimers_disease_related_dementias_adrd_caregiver_support_programs_innovative_community_strategies/.

In this podcast, Nikki Racelis, a Consultant at The Lewin Group, facilitates a panel discussion with Karen M. Rose, the Vice Dean, the Director, and a Professor of the Center for Healthy Aging, Self-Management, and Complex Care at The Ohio State University College of Nursing, Katie Scott, the President of CarePartners, and Jo Smith, a caregiver. During this discussion, panelists offer strategies and promising practices regarding innovations in Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias, or ADRD, caregiver support programs regarding innovative community strategies. These podcasts, excerpted from a 2022 webinar, build upon the information delivered in the Resources for Integrated Care (RIC) September 2022 webinar titled: “Innovations in Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD) Caregiver Support Programs: Building and Leveraging Support Systems.” This webinar continues to explore innovative ways that health equity and caregiver support are addressed across ADRD programs supporting dually eligible people living with ADRD. The event speakers review community-level strategies to ensure adequate care for individuals living with ADRD and their caregivers. For more information about this webinar, click here: https://www.resourcesforintegratedcare.com/2022_ric_webinar_innovations_alzheimers_disease_related_dementias_adrd_caregiver_support_programs_innovative_community_strategies/.

We are celebrating this Mother's Day by channeling Divine Mama energy with Empress Karen M. Rose! Trained in Eastern and Western Herbal Medicine, Karen M. Rose created an outlet for her teachings and healing modalities with the opening of Brooklyn-based Sacred Vibes Healing and Sacred Vibes Apothecary in 2002.  Her inspiration for this work began as a child in her native home of Guyana, where she was exposed to how African, Caribbean and Latin American traditions profoundly influenced plant medicine and community healing. The legacy of these lands is the foundation of Karen's spiritual and healing practice. In this conversation, we cover her book The Art & Practice of Spiritual Herbalism, Karen's history growing up in relationship with plants where there was no separation of Spirit, and how she weaves that into her work today.  We talk about Mal de Ojo, or the evil eye, and the importance of energetic and spiritual protection for babies, as well as related physical symptoms, such as colic.  Karen shares some of the biggest challenges that she sees in her community and mothers, and why it's critical to weave in medicine as part of your daily life. She talks about how incorporating the rituals of food and medicine into daily practice with children can be a form of self-care and self mothering. We also touch on the topic of Orishas - what they are, their importance in nature and medicine, and the Orishas connected to Mother such as Yemaya.  Karen weaves in ways to tend to our mother wounds and learn to nurture and Self-mother our selves, including her favorite plant allies to support Mothers. We touch on racial disparity in maternal health outcomes, the resilience and strength of black women and populations, and how to tap into these generational gifts for healing. Karen shares how she works with her own ancestors and plants to connect with her generational resilience and gifts, and so much more.  In the intro, I reference my upcoming group mentorship for healers and helpers who are ready to step out of the spiritual closet, expand their intuitive gifts, and go from conventional practitioner to New Earth Intuitive Healer. Click the link below to learn more about the Wildly Intuitive Practitioner Pathway.…   APPLY FOR PRESALE SPECIAL :: Learn more about the upcoming Wildly Intuitive Practitioner Pathway Mentorship and apply for your seat in this presale special (limited spots)! >> https://www.wildlyrooted.com/wipp    Click here for full show notes: https://www.wildlyrooted.com/fywpodcast/karenmrose    SUBSCRIBE :: Sign up for newsletter to receive updates on upcoming programs and events   GET WILDLY UNSTUCK :: Sign up for Wildly Unstuck audio program (it's free) + learn the top 5 things sabotaging your health goals & what to do about them. SUPPORT THE PODCAST Your support means the world... If the show has helped, inspired or spoken to you, it would mean the world to me if you show your support through a small financial contribution. Each FYW episode is a labor of love that takes me about three days to produce... From as little as $1 a month, your support will help to cover the costs associated with producing and hosting the show. I love you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! To make a monthly contribution, head to the Patreon page here. If you would like to make a one-time contribution, you may use our personal Venmo Link here and offer any dollar amount you'd like - send to @WildlyRooted: https://venmo.com/WildlyRooted   Thank you as every penny counts toward supporting this work! xo   *****   Leave a 5 Star Review for a chance to win a free personalized Akashic Soul Record Reading Recording. Then tune into future episodes to hear your review announced! If you win send us a message on Instagram to claim it.

Meat and Three is taking a slightly different approach to Valentine's Day this year. Instead of more stories about food and love, we're delving into some culinary odd couples. Today, we pay tribute to some pairings that might be unfamiliar, like migas and rainy days. We'll also hear about a book dedicated exclusively to food pairings, and some Valentine's Day traditions from around the world. Lastly we'll hear from two friends who forged a bond through cooking on TikTok.Further Reading:Visit Shemesh Kitchen's TikTok and Instagram, both @shemesh.kitchen Learn more about María José Sevilla and her books hereFind out about The Flavor Bible hereTo read more about Brooklyn-based Sacred Vibes Apothecary and the work of herbalist Karen M. Rose, click here.Check out this study on the medicinal effects of hawthorn.Keep Meat and Three on the air: become an HRN Member today! Go to heritageradionetwork.org/donate. Meat and Three is powered by Simplecast.

Master Herbalist Karen M. Rose has dedicated her life's work to empowering individuals to reconnect to their own ancestral traditions. Over the past 20 years, she has created several outlets to offer her teachings and healing modalities to women, people of color, Black, and LGBTQX communities including the opening of her three Brooklyn shops, Sacred Vibes Apothecary, Sacred Botanica, and Sacred Spice. Karen also has a new book coming out in February called The Art & Practice of Spiritual Herbalism: Transform, Heal, and Remember with the Power of Plants and Ancestral Medicine.Karen has trained over 400 herbalists through her Spiritual Herbalism Apprenticeship program and she is also the founder of the Sacred Vibes' Annual NYC Spiritual Herbalism Conference, the Global Virtual Apprenticeship Program, and much more. In addition to offering herbal consultations, she also incorporates astrology and divination into spiritual guidance sessions. Karen has been featured in The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Black Enterprise, Refinery29 and Allure Magazine, and has partnered with brands like BET and Squarespace.On this episode, Karen discusses the power of holistic herbal healing, the importance of ancestral wisdom, and plants that are particularly supportive in times of turmoil. Pam also talks about why witches are so often depicted as green, and answers a listener question about witchcraft and grief.Our sponsors for this episode are VERAMEAT, That Witch Life Podcast, Sanctuary, BetterHelp, Plum Deluxe Tea, and The Path 365And if you want more Witch Wave, please consider supporting us on Patreon to get access to bonus Witch Wave Plus episodes, Pam's monthly online rituals, and more! That's patreon.com/witchwave

#002 - In this episode, Roxana Marroquin of Agua de Jade Apothecary shares about the journey of remembrance and reconnection in healing with ancestral medicines. And there is such a sweet radiance beaming in her relationship with the plants and how she connects with them directly from the heart. We first recorded this interview for the Plant Spirit Herbalism Summit, and it was such a gem of a discussion that I wanted to share it with you here.Roxana Marroquin (she/her/ella) is a spiritual herbalist, artist, art therapist, organizer and gardener. Trained under master herbalist Karen M. Rose of Sacred Vibes Apothecary, Roxana centers ancestral wisdom and Earth based spirituality in her herbal practice. Agua de Jade Apothecary is the vessel from which she creates and distributes herbal offerings, provides individual consultations, and facilitates sharing of knowledge among her community.Roxana has facilitated herbal knowledge shares (workshops) at GreenThumb's 34th Annual GrowTogether Conference, Annual NYC Spiritual Herbalism Conference, Make The Road NJ, The Youth Farm, and various other community gardens, organizations, coffee shops, and pop up locations around her community of Hudson County, NJ and beyond.A perpetual student of self, plants, and all her relations, Roxana is in a lifelong journey of remembrance and reconnection.You can find her at www.aguadejade.com and on IG @aguadejade.For more info, please visit: www.saraartemisia.com and IG @multidimensional.nature

Herbs are my love language so you will definitely hear me sounding like a fan girl on this episode. But why wouldn't I be? Karen M. Rose is a true master of herbal medicine and healing. It was a pleasure to learn from her holistic point of view and get some real practical medicine recommendations for these challenging times. So grateful for her wisdom and recommendations.  --- Herbs mentioned: Astragalus, Thyme Honey, Onion, Garlic, Holy Basil, Catnip, Spearmint, Red Clover, Chamomile, Lemon Balm, Catnip, Hawthorne Berries, Ginger and Rose.  --- Connect with Karen M. Rose and her Apothecary Below Sacred Vibes Website IG: @sacredvibesapothecary --- We want to spread by word of mouth, so... please text this episode to your homegirl, your partner, your mama, your co-worker. Let them know what's on your heart. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, REVIEW AND RATE THE PODCAST! Follow us on IG/FB and send questions via email and DM INSTAGRAM @allheartpodcast Email allheartpodcast@gmail.com ---- All Heart is a wellness and relationship podcast, healing the culture with joy and pleasure. Hosted and Produced by Noni Limar @nonilimar Co-Produced and Edited by Debbie Allen @tribemidwifery

In this episode, we explore the healing journey of Karen Rose. Trained in Eastern and Western Herbal Medicine, Master Herbalist, Karen M. Rose created an outlet for her teachings and healing modalities with the opening of Brooklyn-based Sacred Vibes Healing and Sacred Vibes Apothecary in 2002. Her inspiration for this work began as a child in her native home of Guyana, where she was exposed to how African, Caribbean and Latin American traditions profoundly influenced plant medicine and community healing. The legacy of these lands is the foundation of Karen’s spiritual and healing practice. 

In this episode, we explore the healing journey of Karen Rose. Trained in Eastern and Western Herbal Medicine, Master Herbalist, Karen M. Rose created an outlet for her teachings and healing modalities with the opening of Brooklyn-based Sacred Vibes Healing and Sacred Vibes Apothecary in 2002. Her inspiration for this work began as a child in her native home of Guyana, where she was exposed to how African, Caribbean and Latin American traditions profoundly influenced plant medicine and community healing. The legacy of these lands is the foundation of Karen’s spiritual and healing practice. 

Today we’ll hear about the upcoming 3rd Annual Spiritual Herbal Conference: The Structure of Dreams! Workshops this year will call us all into the activation of dreaming toward practical strategies for liberation and abolition. Teachers will consider Indigenous and Ancestral technologies to return to, to prepare us with magic, inspiration, knowledge, and tangible skills to co-create structures of collectivity, equity, and abundance. This year, virtual technologies will serve as a space for us to challenge what it can mean to mobilize, connect, and find rootedness within the context of a global pandemic. Join in virtually October 3rd and 4th to hear from the keynote speaker, Karen M. Rose, and attend workshop offerings from a diversity of fields. Click here for more information! Purchase tickets Donate to sponsor tickets for POC in the local community Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com

Emergency Care Of Open Wounds/When It Hurts by Indigo Calmly rinse the wound with copious amounts of cold tap water. This will significantly reduce the possibilities of infection. If available, use clean linen applied firmly against the wound to inhibit bleeding. If the pressure is not adequate, do it again. Another method allows the bottom of a stainless steel saucepan to be applied to the wound. The cold of the pan reduces swelling as well as bleeding. A poultice of mandrake berries can be of great use also, until further care can be offered. Emergency Care Of Wounds That Cannot Been Seen Hold the victim gently. Rock in the manner of a quiet sea. Hum softly from your heart. Repeat the victim's name with love. Offer a brew of red sunflower to cleanse the victim's blood & spirit. Fasting & silence for a time refurbish the victim's awareness of her capacity to nourish & heal herself. New associations should be made with caution, more caring for herself. Sassafras, Cypress and Indigo, Ntozake Shange Where do the healing practices and wisdom of our ancestors live in your body? How do you access them, claim them, reanimate them? For some of us that will look like activating personal practices that may only be extended to ourselves and our families. For others, it may look like a practice that is offered to the community to assist others who's way of activating their healing is through connecting with you. They are healers who become a facilitator, mentor and guides to access health and well being for our bodies, minds and spirits. They hold the identities of student, apprentice, teacher, master teacher and see their journey as a practitioner as ever evolving, dynamic and sacred. Karen Rose is a healer. In this episode, we explore the healing journey of Karen Rose. Trained in Eastern and Western Herbal Medicine, Master Herbalist, Karen M. Rose created an outlet for her teachings and healing modalities with the opening of Brooklyn-based Sacred Vibes Healing and Sacred Vibes Apothecary in 2002. Her inspiration for this work began as a child in her native home of Guyana, where she was exposed to how African, Caribbean and Latin American traditions profoundly influenced plant medicine and community healing. The legacy of these lands is the foundation of Karen’s spiritual and healing practice. Karen and her work have been featured in a variety of media outlets, including on The FEED, featuring culinary celebrity Marcus Samuelsson, the New York Times, Black Enterprise Magazine, Organic Life, and the New York Daily News. Aside from her dedication to healing, Karen is also a devoted mother of three, who she proudly believes are her best apprentices. You can access Karen's healing and herbal offerings through her websites listed below: https://www.sacredbotanicanyc.com/ http://www.sacredvibeshealing.com/ IG: @empresskarenmrose @sacredvibesapothecary Learn more about The Black Girl's Guide to Surviving Menopause at www.blackgirlsguidetosurvivingmenopause Love offerings: Cashapp $omitutu Venmo: @omisade5 Become a patron: https://www.patreon.com/blackgirlsguidetomenopause

As a society, we’ve lost much of the healing knowledge that our ancestors held. With that loss, combined with corporate greed, has come a fear of herbal medicine. Karen M. Rose joins me to talk about how the Divine Feminine is rising, ancient medicine is finally coming back, and why you need to heal your spirit. Karen says we need to rediscover how to trust ourselves, unlearning all the years of corporate propaganda that have been embedded into our minds. When we’re ready to expand ourselves, we will feel more comfortable exploring ancient medicines as an alternative to modern, and in my opinion last resort, medicines. Regardless of where your medicine comes from, true healing comes from within yourself. And with the global rise of the Divine Feminine, we’re seeing mass healing on a bigger scale than ever before. But for many women, especially black women, we need to deal with ancestral trauma that’s been passed down through our lineage. What modern medicine is missing is the language of wellness. Modern medicine treats the symptoms but it doesn’t look at the root cause or the health of your spirit. We’ve truly disconnected from the spirit of the earth and are only now finding our way back. Karen believes that we all need to celebrate and feel our joy every single day. Even when you’re fighting the good fight, sad about the state of the world, or whatever other negative emotions are swirling around in you. When you embrace joy, you embrace life… and you should always strive to be that calming and joyful model for others, as Karen is every day. For Karen, our spirit is the most important aspect of ourselves to heal. There is a connection between illness and spirit; you can’t heal only one, and you might find that when you’re healing your spirit, you’re also healing your illness and trauma. How are you finding and celebrating joy every day? How have you connected to your spirit today? I’d love if you shared your thoughts in the comments on the episode page.   In This Episode: Why we’ve developed a fear of herbal medicine Where healing comes from How the emergence of the Divine Feminine is healing the world What does it look like to have ancestral trauma in your lineage How modern medicine has ignored the language of wellness Why you need to stay connected to joy, especially through difficult times How you can be a model for joy and relaxation for others What the connection between illness and spirit is How you can show up in both your trauma and your joy   Quotes: “I find that our language in the West is designed to create a separation between ancient medicine and people. So, of course, if we think of it as something alternative or something that is next to normal, we have a harder time using it.” (6:34) “The more healed you become the more you see what you need to heal.” (15:22) “We’re going to delve into all the ways in which plants work in this body but also all the ways in which plants work in the spirit. They cannot be separated from what’s going on around you spiritually and emotionally.” (41:26)   Links Find the full episode post here Find Karen M. Rose Online Follow Karen M. Rose on Facebook | Instagram    Claim your free Earth Medicine Healing Bundle Dr. Maya Shetreat Follow Dr. Maya on Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn Podcast production support from the team at Counterweight Creative