After the Bite: What To Know About Tick-Borne Diseases – Free Webinar with Lindsey Feldpausch
Spending time outside can be one of the best parts of the season, but it also brings a kind of health question many people are not fully prepared for. A tick bite can leave you wondering what matters, what does not, and what needs attention right away.
This free online webinar offers a grounded way to understand what happens after a bite, so you can respond with more clarity and less panic. You will hear practical guidance on identification, symptom awareness, herbal support, and the moments when professional medical care matters most.
The approach is thoughtful, informed, and easy to follow, which makes this a helpful resource whether you are an herbalist, an outdoor enthusiast, or simply someone who wants to feel more equipped. Instead of vague advice, you will leave with a clearer sense of what to watch for and what steps to take next.
If you have ever wanted a calm, well-rounded introduction to tick-borne concerns, this session offers a strong place to begin. It brings together herbal insight and common-sense care so you can make more confident decisions for yourself and the people you love.
Why Attend “After the Bite”
A tick bite can raise immediate questions, and the hardest part is often not knowing which ones need urgent answers. This session helps you sort through that uncertainty, so you can respond with more steadiness and less second-guessing. You will get a clearer framework for what to do next and why it matters.
There is also a real difference between casual advice and guidance that helps you feel equipped in the moment. Lindsey Feldpausch brings both herbal education and clinical perspective, which means you can learn about supportive options while also staying grounded in informed care. That balance makes the webinar especially useful for people who want a more integrative view.
This is the kind of topic that matters before you need it, and even more after exposure has happened. By understanding identification, symptoms, herbal support, and when to seek medical care, you can move forward with more confidence and advocate more clearly for your health. That kind of preparation can make a stressful situation feel far more manageable.
What You’ll Learn About Tick-Borne Diseases
In this session, you will begin with the practical steps to take after a tick bite, so the first moments feel less confusing and more manageable. You will be guided through what to notice, what to document, and what details can matter later, which means you can respond with more care and less guesswork.
You’ll also look at how to identify different tick species and the symptoms that deserve attention, so you are not left trying to piece it together on your own. Lindsey will connect that information with common tick-borne concerns, and then explain how herbal support may fit alongside a more complete, informed response.
We’ll keep the conversation grounded and useful, so that what you learn can actually support real-life decisions. By the end, you should have a better sense of what is appropriate to monitor at home, what signs call for professional medical care, and how to think more clearly about next steps.
Here’s just a little bit of what you’ll learn:
- What to do in the hours right after a tick bite
- How to identify common tick species more confidently
- Which symptoms to watch for in the days that follow
- How tick species can relate to different disease concerns
- When herbal support may be useful after exposure
- Which herbs are commonly used for tick bite support and recovery
- How to think about care in a more integrative way
- When it is time to contact a doctor right away
- How to advocate for your health with better information
Who This Is For
This webinar is for people who spend time outdoors and want a better understanding of what to do after a tick bite. It is also a strong fit for herbal students, home herbalists, gardeners, hikers, foragers, and anyone who wants a more informed response plan before the season gets busier.
You do not need to be an expert to benefit from this training. The material is presented in a way that is approachable and practical, so beginners can follow it easily while those with more herbal background can deepen their understanding and connect the dots more clearly.
- Gardeners, hikers, campers, and foragers
- Herbalists and herbal students
- Parents and caregivers who want to feel more prepared
- People living in areas where tick exposure is common
- Anyone who wants a calm, informed plan after a bite
About Lindsey Feldpausch
Lindsey Feldpausch, RH (AHG), is a clinical herbalist and educator who has worked professionally in the field of herbal medicine for more than a decade. Her work has centered on both education and clinical herbal practice, which gives her teaching a grounded and well-rounded perspective.
She has taught in online and in-person herb programs as well as at conferences, while also maintaining a private practice of her own. Lindsey currently serves as Assistant Director and Lead Herbalist Educator at Herbal Academy, and she is also a member of the American Herbalists Guild Education Advisory Committee.
At the heart of her work is the belief that people can build a real relationship with the healing power of plants. She is known for helping students connect practical knowledge with a deeper trust in nature, so learning feels both useful and alive.
Her teaching style brings together science and the lived experience of herbal practice, which means students are invited into a more complete understanding of care. That balance makes her especially well suited to guide a conversation on tick bites, symptom awareness, herbal support, and informed decision-making.
About Your Host – Herbal Academy
Herbal Academy is an online herbal school with a mission to empower and inspire students through accessible, affordable, high-quality herbal education. Its programs are designed to help people engage the art and science of herbalism while honoring our deep connection to the natural world.
The school serves an international community of more than 100,000 students, members, graduates, and educators. Its curriculum is shaped by many perspectives and draws from ancestral, traditional, modern, and scientific herbal wisdom, so students can learn within a broader and more respectful view of the field.
Herbal Academy also places strong emphasis on sustainability, stewardship, community, and inclusive learning. Through self-paced courses, engaged student communities, and a growing library of resources, it helps people study herbalism in a way that is both practical and deeply connected to the living world.
For many students, what stands out most is the way the school combines depth with accessibility. The result is an educational environment that supports beginners and experienced learners alike, while encouraging thoughtful, community-minded practice for the long term.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ Quick Links:
- When and where does the event take place?
- Who is Lindsey Feldpausch?
- What will I learn during this event?
- What if I can’t attend live?
- How long is the event?
- Do I need any special equipment to participate?
- Who is hosting the event?
- Is this event suitable for beginners?
- Is this event religious?
- Will there be an opportunity to go deeper after the event?
- What can I expect to feel during the event?
- Can I share this event with friends?
- Is this event really free?
- What should I do immediately after a tick bite?
- Will the webinar cover how to identify the tick?
- What symptoms should I watch for after a tick bite?
- Will herbs be discussed?
- When should I seek medical care after a tick bite?
- Will the webinar cover diseases linked to different tick species?
- Is this webinar only for herbalists?
- How should I prepare?
- Register Here For Free
When and where does the event take place?
This free online event takes place on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at 10:00 AM Pacific Time. After you register, you will receive access details to join virtually, and a free replay will be available for everyone who registers.
Who is Lindsey Feldpausch?
Lindsey Feldpausch, RH (AHG), is a clinical herbalist, educator, and Herbal Academy’s Assistant Director and Lead Herbalist Educator. She has worked in herbal medicine for more than a decade through teaching, clinical practice, and educational leadership.
What will I learn during this event?
You will learn what to do after a tick bite, how to identify the tick, which symptoms to watch for, which herbs are commonly used for support, and when it is time to head to a doctor. The webinar will also review common diseases associated with different tick species.
What if I can’t attend live?
No problem. Free replays are available for everyone who registers, so you can watch on your own time even if you miss the live session.
How long is the event?
The webinar is approximately 60 minutes long.
Do I need any special equipment to participate?
No special equipment is required. You just need an internet connection and a device that lets you watch the webinar comfortably.
Who is hosting the event?
This event is hosted by Herbal Academy, an online herbal school devoted to accessible, affordable, high-quality herbal education.
Is this event suitable for beginners?
Yes. The webinar is designed to be approachable for beginners while still offering useful insight for people with more herbal background.
Is this event religious?
No. This is an educational webinar focused on herbal care, symptom awareness, and informed health advocacy.
Will there be an opportunity to go deeper after the event?
Yes. The webinar also introduces Herbal Academy’s tick-borne diseases course for those who want more in-depth study after the session.
What can I expect to feel during the event?
Most people can expect to feel more informed, more prepared, and less overwhelmed by the idea of responding to a tick bite. The goal is to replace uncertainty with a clearer sense of next steps.
Can I share this event with friends?
Absolutely. This is a useful free resource for anyone who spends time outdoors or wants to be better prepared during tick season.
Is this event really free?
Yes. Registration for the webinar is free, and everyone who registers can also access the replay.
What should I do immediately after a tick bite?
This webinar will walk through the first steps to take after a bite, including paying attention to the tick itself, monitoring what happens next, and knowing when further action may be needed. The goal is to help you respond promptly and thoughtfully.
Will the webinar cover how to identify the tick?
Yes. Tick identification is one of the core topics covered in the session, because different species can be associated with different disease concerns and care decisions.
What symptoms should I watch for after a tick bite?
The webinar will review symptoms to watch for after a bite so you have a better sense of what deserves attention. It is designed to help you notice potential warning signs early and respond more appropriately.
Will herbs be discussed?
Yes. Lindsey will discuss herbal support options commonly used for tick bites and recovery support as part of a broader, integrative approach.
When should I seek medical care after a tick bite?
This is one of the main reasons for the webinar. You will learn when a situation calls for immediate medical attention and how to think more clearly about when it is time to head to a doctor.
Will the webinar cover diseases linked to different tick species?
Yes. The webinar reviews common diseases associated with various tick species so you can better understand why identification and symptom monitoring matter.
Is this webinar only for herbalists?
No. It is also meant for gardeners, hikers, foragers, families, and anyone who wants practical guidance about tick-borne concerns and next steps after exposure.
How should I prepare?
Register in advance so you receive the access details, and come ready to take notes. You may also want to have a notebook nearby so you can write down practical takeaways and follow-up questions.
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