Herbal courses and Naturopath courses

[Guest guest]

Hello Paula and Sonja,

 

I just completed my Master Herbalist course online with Trinity

School of Natural Healing. www.trinityschool.org I was very

impressed with the ciriculum. The courses are very thorough and are

right in line with all the other sources I have referenced. Doc said

that he had taken courses with Trinity before and was satisfied with

thier teaching. As for their ND program. I will be working my way

towards that degree and again, the classes look very comprehensive.

I looked at Clayton and thought they had good courses and I have

heard many good things about them. However, my funds are very

limited and the difference in tuition between the two colleges was

about $2,000.00 for the same courses.

 

The only negative that I found with Trinity is the lack of

networking with other students and alumni. I would have liked to

have had the ability to have a forum to go to in order to be able to

discuss assignments, etc. If ever I had questions, the staff at

Trinity was great about getting right back to me, but it is nice to

have contact with other students who have gone through the program.

Then again, that is how I found this group, by searching for a forum

of like minded individuals.

 

Hope this helps!

 

Elaine

 

 

 

herbal remedies , " Paula " <pokeracepj

wrote:

>

> Hello all.

>

> I'm intersted in becoming a Naturopathic Doctor and I am hoping

someone

> could point me in a direction. I don't want to have to move out

of my

> state (Wisconsin) to study. I've come across the Clayton College

and

> they have distance learning. Has anyone heard of it? What kind

of

> reputation have you come across?

>

> Do any of you know other schools for this?

>

> Any information you can give me would be most appreciated.

>

> My background is that I have a Bachelor's Degree (in Political

Science)

> and I have a Master's Degree in Communications started - haven't

> finished that. My calling in my adult life has now become to be a

> healer. It was actually something that called me all my life but

that

> I didn't listen to. I've been studying herbal & integrative

medicine

> on my own for some time. I'm also a reiki level 2 practicioner.

>

> Thank you, I look forward to your replies!

>

> Paula

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Elaine

Thanks for the post as it was helpful. I visited the site.

The fees seem relatvely affordable as I have very limited funds as

well.

I was just wondering: did you have to buy many textbooks? Besides the

cost of the books I am wondering if I'd be able to buy them where I am

located.

 

Begum

 

herbal remedies , " Elaine " <horseaholic

wrote:

>

> Hello Paula and Sonja,

>

> I just completed my Master Herbalist course online with Trinity

> School of Natural Healing. www.trinityschool.org I was very

> impressed with the ciriculum. The courses are very thorough and are

> right in line with all the other sources I have referenced. Doc said

> that he had taken courses with Trinity before and was satisfied with

> thier teaching. As for their ND program. I will be working my way

> towards that degree and again, the classes look very comprehensive.

> I looked at Clayton and thought they had good courses and I have

> heard many good things about them. However, my funds are very

> limited and the difference in tuition between the two colleges was

> about $2,000.00 for the same courses.

>

> The only negative that I found with Trinity is the lack of

> networking with other students and alumni. I would have liked to

> have had the ability to have a forum to go to in order to be able to

> discuss assignments, etc. If ever I had questions, the staff at

> Trinity was great about getting right back to me, but it is nice to

> have contact with other students who have gone through the program.

> Then again, that is how I found this group, by searching for a forum

> of like minded individuals.

>

> Hope this helps!

>

> Elaine

>

>

>

> herbal remedies , " Paula " <pokeracepj@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Hello all.

> >

> > I'm intersted in becoming a Naturopathic Doctor and I am hoping

> someone

> > could point me in a direction. I don't want to have to move out

> of my

> > state (Wisconsin) to study. I've come across the Clayton College

> and

> > they have distance learning. Has anyone heard of it? What kind

> of

> > reputation have you come across?

> >

> > Do any of you know other schools for this?

> >

> > Any information you can give me would be most appreciated.

> >

> > My background is that I have a Bachelor's Degree (in Political

> Science)

> > and I have a Master's Degree in Communications started - haven't

> > finished that. My calling in my adult life has now become to be a

> > healer. It was actually something that called me all my life but

> that

> > I didn't listen to. I've been studying herbal & integrative

> medicine

> > on my own for some time. I'm also a reiki level 2 practicioner.

> >

> > Thank you, I look forward to your replies!

> >

> > Paula

> >

>