What's the best herbal certification/course/school for midwives?

[Jay Ross]

Hi Guys, I'm new here. I am a student midwife, planning to become a CPM. My school offers a single course on Herbal Medicine. I've taken it, and learned lots, but not enough to feel extremely confident. I really love herbs and plan to use them a lot in my eventual practice.

What're the best herbalism courses online for midwives to be master in herbalism? My ideal would:

1) Be focused on the use of herbs in the childbearing year and for other women's health issues such as contraception and menopause.
2) Offer some sort of herbalist certification
3) Teach proficiency at growing (and responsible wildcrafting) of herbs.
4) Offer very solid instruction in dosing, making of tinctures, etc.
5) Have a very firm base in science. I don't mind and believe in a lot of alternative things, but I wouldn't want to take a course that was more focused on the "energy" of herbs rather than on their chemical components and how they interact with the body
6) Not cost a fortune

Thank you for your help!

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