Nourishment

We intake food, air, ideas, and impressions to sustain us. The same can define us, defeat us, or set us free.

Talk about nutrition ranges from fad diets and foodie enthusiasms to philosophical stances, ethical decisions, and controversial business decisions. There is no question that a healthy diet is good for the body. But Nourishment can be a much larger discussion. We can talk about communal farming and how it benefits a neighborhood. We can learn about problems with food distribution and suggest ways to correct them. There are fruits and vegetables, mushrooms, honey, spices, and seeds that offer healing powers. This is a resource for all of that.

Aromatherapy

An opportunity to explore the senses and the environment in a profound way. To act on it or be affected by it.

Farm to Table

Information about food sources and resources.

Cooking

An art for everyone. An education in good taste.

Indoor Farming

Year-round growing seasons. Repurpose existing buildings. Grow food near the people who will eat it. New uses of light and sound technology.

Mushrooms

Exquisite cuisine or natural therapy, a vessel of sacramental wisdom, or topping for a burger. Explore the world of mushrooms.

Foraging

Find sources for supplements, whole food alternatives, healing oils, and aromatics.

Health Food Stores

Find sources for supplements, whole food alternatives, healing oils, and aromatics.

If you are involved in nutrition, farming, food distribution or other activity that is a part of healing and would like to be listed in Healing Arts Dayton, send us an email at healingarts@daytoncollaboratory.org