How do I stay in touch and keep learning after the course ends?
We’ve heard this question for years, from students who finished in 2012 and students who finished last spring. Once the live classes end, there hasn’t been a clear way to stay connected to the material, to each other, or to the ongoing work.
The Alumni Program is our answer. It gives you a way to keep circling back to this material, at whatever level of depth you want, for as long as you want.
The work is still being written
The Apricot Grove is an active text archaeology site. The research into the Neijing hasn’t stopped since you took the course, and neither has the material. If you studied with us in an earlier year, there’s more here now than what you remember: new discoveries, refined interpretations, deeper connections between the texts and the clinic.
Coming back isn’t repeating a class. It’s meeting the same foundational ideas again, from a few years further into your own practice, with material that has grown alongside you.
Three ways to stay involved
Membership meets you where you are, whether that’s staying loosely connected or diving back into the full course.
The Mission of The Apricot Grove
We retell the human story through the pattern of nature’s design, ancient wisdom, and modern science. Our mission is to cultivate skilled practitioners and engaged students of life by returning to the original sources of Chinese medicine and studying the patterns of nature. Through this work, we aim to transform how we understand the body, community, and care—reshaping medicine and how we live in the world.