Sweetwater Teaching Center is located in the brilliant red rock country on the edge of the
Santa Fe National Forest, in the southern tip of the magnificent Jemez Mountains. The Jemez,
created during one of the greatest geological upheavals in what is now the continental
United States, offers a variety of scenery unmatched throughout the Southwest, including
heavily wooded forests of spruce and fir, spectacular natural limestone/sandstone canyons,
the beautiful Jemez River that flows down the mountain out to the Rio Grande and special attractions ranging from healing springs to waterfalls and excavated pueblo ruins.
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Wendy Crockett, seminar chairperson and herbalist, together with her husband Russ, head up the staff at Sweetwater Teaching Center. Part Native American, Mrs. Crockett is versed in the techniques of meditation, the spiritual traditions of Mother Earth & Father Sky and in holistic health. Her herbal training started at age 8 and she became a community herbalist at age 24. She has been a lay midwife for 10 years and serving in traditional ceremony for over 20 years. Wendy and her staff at Sweetwater will take you back to a simpler, healthier life and way of thinking.
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