• There is no time limit for completing the course it can be studied in your own time at your own pace
• This online course will take you up to 150 hours to complete working from home
• This course includes full tutor support. Our friendly course advisors are available via email to answer any questions that you might have
• Completed coursework can be delivered via email
• The course is fully certified via the IANLPC, upon completion of the course assessment you will receive two Naturopathy Diploma certificates from the IANLPC and Centre of Excellence Online
• The student will receive three certificates - one from the Centre of Excellence online, one from the IAHT and one from the IANLPC
• Accredited by the CMA (Complementary Medical Association). Upon completion of the course the student will be able to gain membership to the CMA and then receive their professional accreditation.

Work as a Naturopath or Naturopathic Nutritionist. Our online naturopathic Nutrition courses will effectively prepare you to work as a Naturopath or Naturopathic Nutritionist. A Naturopath usually practices in a freelance environment, with the option to work in hospitals, spas, research, health care, administration, management in the retail industry, or in the media. One can find a Naturopath in a nutritional and family consultancy, as well as in a Beauty Clinic. Specialisation in infertility, skin problems, sports, children, or geriatrics is possible. The growing acceptance of Naturopathy world-wide, and greater movement and communication within the European Union offers a wealth of opportunities for future professional and personal development. after completing this course you could start up your own business helping others using your new skills.

The Origins of Naturopathy

The principles of Naturopathy were first used by the Hippocratic School of Medicine in about 400B.C. The Greek philosopher Hippocrates believed in viewing the whole person in regards to finding a cause of disease, and using the laws of nature to induce cure. It was from this original school of thought that Naturopathy takes its principles.

• The healing power of nature- nature has the innate ability to heal
• Identify and treat the cause - there is always an underlying cause, be it physical or emotional
• Do no harm- a Naturopath will never use treatments that may create other conditions
• Treat the whole person- when preparing a treatment plan, all aspects of a person’s being are taken into consideration
• The Naturopath as teacher- a Naturopath empowers the patient to take responsibility for his/her own health by teaching self-care
• Prevention is better than cure - a Naturopath may remove toxic substances and situations from a patient’s lifestyle to prevent the onset of further disease