Guest guest Posted January 7, 2009 Report Share Posted January 7, 2009 Hello Dear AllI have a question about the naturopathy schools and the options for studying naturopathy. as long as i have researched there are 2 accredited On Capmus schools (in canada) and the rest are Online naturopathy schools. i have studied msc biomedical but my final goal is to study and practice in the field of naturopathy, and therefor wanted to make sure that the students who attend the naturopathy Online schools are considered elligible for practic and also if the qualification earned through an online school is considered equivalent to the one earned by studying on campus?Also if you would please help me on which naturopathy schools (Both online . and On campus) are the best choices (the country of my preferance is Canada, US, Austrailia, then UK, ...)Any help and guidance from you will be mostly appreciated Thank you and Best Regards Mahsa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2009 Report Share Posted January 8, 2009 Mahsa,My name is Kristen and I live in Northern Indiana, close to Notre Dame. I too have been researching schools of Naturopathy. I emailed Doc to ask his input before the holidays but haven't had a chance to catch up. The main school I have been looking at is called Clayton College of Natural Health. They are an online school down south. I am looking at their Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine degree. With all schools, I have heard good and bad. I do know however that an article was featured in "First" magazine by a person who graduated from there. That seemed to ease my mind a little. A teacher of mine from Massage Therapy school was going to a school in California for the same degree after our school year was complete. I would have to find more details. I honestly have not found a lot of schools in Canada through my research, but honestly was not searching for schools in that area. Its very hard to find a good, reputable school that is accredited and will give the education we are looking for. If anyone knows of any other schools, please let us know. I am open to anything at this point! Hope this helps! Have a wonderful day to allKristen E Walker, CMT Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2009 Report Share Posted January 8, 2009 In the USA and other countries NDs are not recognized and are not permited to practice. Most states in the USA have not issued a licence to practice Naturopathy in over 35 years because of pharmaceutical monopolies. Because huge pharmaceutical companies can not patent herbs, they patented the chemicals in the herbs and then made many herbs illegal. We are only permited to educate people on how to get well but legally we can't help anybody with anything. There is hardly any money to be made in natural healing so if you plan to get rich, this is not the profession for you. Mostly all schools of natural healing have been taken over by the large corporations and their greater technologies have been perverted. The best way to learn natural healing is to buy the Life Time Health Lecture series from Doc and get Doc's recipes (they are free). Next would be to buy books on herbs and learn the medicinal qualities of each plant. If you wish to help people you will have to be the teacher and not a doctor. The word doctor means teacher but you can not call yourself a doctor unless you have been though years of medical school. Some MDs have continued their study and become natural doctors under the name of medical doctors. These guys make big bucks as they actually get people well and this works them up a big reputation. The Academy of Natural Healing was founded by Doc and is the only school I would recommend but I do not think you need certification to help people. The best place to study Naturopathy is in your home and in your garden. Any questions you have call the Academy of Natural Healing 828-835-8071 or ask Herbal Remedies. So start helping people and get yourself in top shape. Definitely listen to the Life Time Health Lecture Series all the way through at least five times. Ask the Academy if you need any help in becoming a natural healer. Our goal is to teach people. Don't spend a couple thousand dollars to get a rank when you can learn everything for free. It just takes research. Good luck in learning. ~Bryan Journeyman Herbalist Academy of Natural Healing On Wed, 2009-01-07 at 01:07 -0800, Mahsa V wrote: Hello Dear All I have a question about the naturopathy schools and the options for studying naturopathy. as long as i have researched there are 2 accredited On Capmus schools (in canada) and the rest are Online naturopathy schools. i have studied msc biomedical but my final goal is to study and practice in the field of naturopathy, and therefor wanted to make sure that the students who attend the naturopathy Online schools are considered elligible for practic and also if the qualification earned through an online school is considered equivalent to the one earned by studying on campus? Also if you would please help me on which naturopathy schools (Both online . and On campus) are the best choices (the country of my preferance is Canada, US, Austrailia, then UK, ...) Any help and guidance from you will be mostly appreciated Thank you and Best Regards Mahsa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2009 Report Share Posted January 8, 2009  So Bryan wht don't you just start teaching us? Maybe we could have like a lesson a week?? I see allot of suffering where I am. Would love to be able to help. Just a idea. Kathy - bryanshillington herbal remedies Thursday, January 08, 2009 12:29 PM Re: {Herbal Remedies} where can i study naturopathy? In the USA and other countries NDs are not recognized and are not permited to practice. Most states in the USA have not issued a licence to practice Naturopathy in over 35 years because of pharmaceutical monopolies. Because huge pharmaceutical companies can not patent herbs, they patented the chemicals in the herbs and then made many herbs illegal. We are only permited to educate people on how to get well but legally we can't help anybody with anything. There is hardly any money to be made in natural healing so if you plan to get rich, this is not the profession for you. Mostly all schools of natural healing have been taken over by the large corporations and their greater technologies have been perverted. The best way to learn natural healing is to buy the Life Time Health Lecture series from Doc and get Doc's recipes (they are free). Next would be to buy books on herbs and learn the medicinal qualities of each plant. If you wish to help people you will have to be the teacher and not a doctor. The word doctor means teacher but you can not call yourself a doctor unless you have been though years of medical school. Some MDs have continued their study and become natural doctors under the name of medical doctors. These guys make big bucks as they actually get people well and this works them up a big reputation. The Academy of Natural Healing was founded by Doc and is the only school I would recommend but I do not think you need certification to help people. The best place to study Naturopathy is in your home and in your garden. Any questions you have call the Academy of Natural Healing 828-835-8071 or ask Herbal Remedies. So start helping people and get yourself in top shape. Definitely listen to the Life Time Health Lecture Series all the way through at least five times. Ask the Academy if you need any help in becoming a natural healer. Our goal is to teach people.Don't spend a couple thousand dollars to get a rank when you can learn everything for free.It just takes research. Good luck in learning.~BryanJourneyman HerbalistAcademy of Natural HealingOn Wed, 2009-01-07 at 01:07 -0800, Mahsa V wrote: Hello Dear AllI have a question about the naturopathy schools and the options for studying naturopathy. as long as i have researched there are 2 accredited On Capmus schools (in canada) and the rest are Online naturopathy schools. i have studied msc biomedical but my final goal is to study and practice in the field of naturopathy, and therefor wanted to make sure that the students who attend the naturopathy Online schools are considered elligible for practic and also if the qualification earned through an online school is considered equivalent to the one earned by studying on campus?Also if you would please help me on which naturopathy schools (Both online . and On campus) are the best choices (the country of my preferance is Canada, US, Austrailia, then UK, ...)Any help and guidance from you will be mostly appreciated Thank you and Best Regards Mahsa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2009 Report Share Posted January 10, 2009 Dear Mahsa, That is a tough one here in the States. Bastyr is trying for a monopoly on the "ND" status here in the US, and yet they are nothing but Medical Doctor Wannabees. Their course teaches invasive therapies which is not "Naturopathic". My Alma Mater is Trinity College, but graduating there does not allow you to practice or get licensed, which means you'd need to be in a State where ND Licensing doesn't happen such as New Mexico, Idaho, Montana or Nebraska. The entire profession is being hammered at the moment, and we're losing our freedoms daily here in the States. Supposedly, Codex Alimentarius will be in full effect by December of this year, and we could essentially be legislated out of business by 12/31/2009. We'll see. There are a lot of people fighting this in present time. If I were you at this time, I'd sign up for Doctor Christopher's School of Natural Healing and get a "Master Herbalist" diploma. I'd hire anyone with a diploma from his school it's that good. Hope this helps. All the best, Doc Mahsa V wrote: Hello Dear All I have a question about the naturopathy schools and the options for studying naturopathy. as long as i have researched there are 2 accredited On Capmus schools (in canada) and the rest are Online naturopathy schools. i have studied msc biomedical but my final goal is to study and practice in the field of naturopathy, and therefor wanted to make sure that the students who attend the naturopathy Online schools are considered elligible for practic and also if the qualification earned through an online school is considered equivalent to the one earned by studying on campus? Also if you would please help me on which naturopathy schools (Both online . and On campus) are the best choices (the country of my preferance is Canada, US, Austrailia, then UK, ...) Any help and guidance from you will be mostly appreciated Thank you and Best Regards Mahsa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2009 Report Share Posted January 10, 2009 I am a graduate of the School of Natural Healing. I can tell you it was worth all the work and all the effort. I fully agree with Doc that the graduates of Bastyr are nothing more than wannabe doctors. I live in the backyard of Bastyr and had planned to go to school there after I finished with my master herbalist from SNH, but then I came in contact with a few too many of their graduates who weren't doing a darn thing for their patients! I had one friend go to a ND who told her she could eat nothing but white rice and chicken but never told her how to heal! When I suggested she cleanse her body, she asked the ND and the ND said she could do it if she wanted to. I was just talking to an MD yesterday who does almost nothing but cranial sacral therapy and does not practice traditional medicine at all and he called the ND's nothing more than "green doctors" and mentioned that they don't heal just the same that most MDs don't heal either. I read in the Herbal Legacy newsletter that the SNH is having an intro price on their online course for the first course, which is normally $495, they are running a $100 special. You might check it out. Marisa Corless, MH herbal remedies [herbal remedies ]On Behalf Of DocSaturday, January 10, 2009 1:37 PMherbal remedies Subject: Re: {Herbal Remedies} where can i study naturopathy? Dear Mahsa,That is a tough one here in the States.Bastyr is trying for a monopoly on the "ND" status here in the US, and yet they are nothing but Medical Doctor Wannabees.Their course teaches invasive therapies which is not "Naturopathic". My Alma Mater is Trinity College, but graduating there does not allow you to practice or get licensed, which means you'd need to be in a State where ND Licensing doesn't happen such as New Mexico, Idaho, Montana or Nebraska. The entire profession is being hammered at the moment, and we're losing our freedoms daily here in the States.Supposedly, Codex Alimentarius will be in full effect by December of this year, and we could essentially be legislated out of business by 12/31/2009. We'll see. There are a lot of people fighting this in present time. If I were you at this time, I'd sign up for Doctor Christopher's School of Natural Healing and get a "Master Herbalist" diploma. I'd hire anyone with a diploma from his school it's that good.Hope this helps.All the best,DocMahsa V wrote: Hello Dear AllI have a question about the naturopathy schools and the options for studying naturopathy. as long as i have researched there are 2 accredited On Capmus schools (in canada) and the rest are Online naturopathy schools. i have studied msc biomedical but my final goal is to study and practice in the field of naturopathy, and therefor wanted to make sure that the students who attend the naturopathy Online schools are considered elligible for practic and also if the qualification earned through an online school is considered equivalent to the one earned by studying on campus?Also if you would please help me on which naturopathy schools (Both online . and On campus) are the best choices (the country of my preferance is Canada, US, Austrailia, then UK, ...)Any help and guidance from you will be mostly appreciated Thank you and Best Regards Mahsa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2009 Report Share Posted January 11, 2009 Hey Doc i posed pretty much the same question on here awhile ago. i found a school here in Calgary, Alberta, i believe you know my city lol it is the chinese school of natuaral healing. ( i dont know if that is the exact name of the school) but they have a three year course that covers a lot. from accupunture, message therapy, herbs, etc... if you want i can post a link to the school for Canadian members. i plan on attending this school myself. but... does Dr. Christopher offer online classes??? thanks darren herbal remedies , Doc <docshillington wrote: > > Dear Mahsa, > That is a tough one here in the States. > Bastyr is trying for a monopoly on the " ND " status here in the US, and > yet they are nothing but Medical Doctor Wannabees. > Their course teaches invasive therapies which is not " Naturopathic " . > My Alma Mater is Trinity College, but graduating there does not allow > you to practice or get licensed, which means you'd need to be in a State > where ND Licensing doesn't happen such as New Mexico, Idaho, Montana or > Nebraska. The entire profession is being hammered at the moment, and > we're losing our freedoms daily here in the States. > Supposedly, Codex Alimentarius will be in full effect by December of > this year, and we could essentially be legislated out of business by > 12/31/2009. We'll see. There are a lot of people fighting this in > present time. > If I were you at this time, I'd sign up for Doctor Christopher's School > of Natural Healing and get a " Master Herbalist " diploma. I'd hire > anyone with a diploma from his school it's that good. > Hope this helps. > All the best, > Doc > > Mahsa V wrote: > > > > Hello Dear All > > > > > > I have a question about the naturopathy schools and the options for > > studying naturopathy. as long as i have researched there are 2 > > accredited On Capmus schools (in canada) and the rest are Online > > naturopathy schools. > > > > > > i have studied msc biomedical but my final goal is to study and > > practice in the field of naturopathy, and therefor wanted to make sure > > that the students who attend the naturopathy Online schools are > > considered elligible for practic and also if the qualification earned > > through an online school is considered equivalent to the one earned by > > studying on campus? > > > > > > Also if you would please help me on which naturopathy schools (Both > > online . and On campus) are the best choices (the country of my > > preferance is Canada, US, Austrailia, then UK, ...) > > > > > > Any help and guidance from you will be mostly appreciated > > > > > > > > Thank you and Best Regards > > > > Mahsa > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2009 Report Share Posted January 11, 2009 I really really want to thanks you all for all this information as i have been toying with this wanting to go into this feild myself i am from nova scotia canada nand i am definitly going to check out what htey have to offer at the school suggested thanks for bring this up my fellow canadian ******************************************************Live, Love and Laugh Ms T. fundybaygalhttp://www.fundybaygal.webs.com http://www.mysticalinstinct.webs.comJoe E. Lewis - " There's only one thing money won't buy, and that is poverty. " On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 6:35 PM, Corless Family <pigswithwings wrote: I am a graduate of the School of Natural Healing. I can tell you it was worth all the work and all the effort. I fully agree with Doc that the graduates of Bastyr are nothing more than wannabe doctors. I live in the backyard of Bastyr and had planned to go to school there after I finished with my master herbalist from SNH, but then I came in contact with a few too many of their graduates who weren't doing a darn thing for their patients! I had one friend go to a ND who told her she could eat nothing but white rice and chicken but never told her how to heal! When I suggested she cleanse her body, she asked the ND and the ND said she could do it if she wanted to. I was just talking to an MD yesterday who does almost nothing but cranial sacral therapy and does not practice traditional medicine at all and he called the ND's nothing more than " green doctors " and mentioned that they don't heal just the same that most MDs don't heal either. I read in the Herbal Legacy newsletter that the SNH is having an intro price on their online course for the first course, which is normally $495, they are running a $100 special. You might check it out. Marisa Corless, MH herbal remedies [herbal remedies ]On Behalf Of DocSaturday, January 10, 2009 1:37 PMherbal remedies Subject: Re: {Herbal Remedies} where can i study naturopathy? Dear Mahsa,That is a tough one here in the States.Bastyr is trying for a monopoly on the " ND " status here in the US, and yet they are nothing but Medical Doctor Wannabees.Their course teaches invasive therapies which is not " Naturopathic " . My Alma Mater is Trinity College, but graduating there does not allow you to practice or get licensed, which means you'd need to be in a State where ND Licensing doesn't happen such as New Mexico, Idaho, Montana or Nebraska. The entire profession is being hammered at the moment, and we're losing our freedoms daily here in the States.Supposedly, Codex Alimentarius will be in full effect by December of this year, and we could essentially be legislated out of business by 12/31/2009. We'll see. There are a lot of people fighting this in present time. If I were you at this time, I'd sign up for Doctor Christopher's School of Natural Healing and get a " Master Herbalist " diploma. I'd hire anyone with a diploma from his school it's that good.Hope this helps.All the best,DocMahsa V wrote: Hello Dear AllI have a question about the naturopathy schools and the options for studying naturopathy. as long as i have researched there are 2 accredited On Capmus schools (in canada) and the rest are Online naturopathy schools. i have studied msc biomedical but my final goal is to study and practice in the field of naturopathy, and therefor wanted to make sure that the students who attend the naturopathy Online schools are considered elligible for practic and also if the qualification earned through an online school is considered equivalent to the one earned by studying on campus?Also if you would please help me on which naturopathy schools (Both online . and On campus) are the best choices (the country of my preferance is Canada, US, Austrailia, then UK, ...)Any help and guidance from you will be mostly appreciated Thank you and Best Regards Mahsa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2009 Report Share Posted January 11, 2009 I would very much like the link to that canadian school if possible if not in the group if you could email me off the list that would be fantastic fundybaygal tamara from nova scoita canada ******************************************************Live, Love and Laugh Ms T. fundybaygalhttp://www.fundybaygal.webs.com http://www.mysticalinstinct.webs.comJoe E. Lewis - " There's only one thing money won't buy, and that is poverty. " On Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 3:52 AM, Darren <exodia71 wrote: Hey Doc i posed pretty much the same question on here awhile ago. i found a school here in Calgary, Alberta, i believe you know my city lol it is the chinese school of natuaral healing. ( i dont know if that is the exact name of the school) but they have a three year course that covers a lot. from accupunture, message therapy, herbs, etc... if you want i can post a link to the school for Canadian members. i plan on attending this school myself. but... does Dr. Christopher offer online classes??? thanks darren herbal remedies , Doc <docshillington wrote: > > Dear Mahsa, > That is a tough one here in the States. > Bastyr is trying for a monopoly on the " ND " status here in the US, and > yet they are nothing but Medical Doctor Wannabees. > Their course teaches invasive therapies which is not " Naturopathic " . > My Alma Mater is Trinity College, but graduating there does not allow > you to practice or get licensed, which means you'd need to be in a State > where ND Licensing doesn't happen such as New Mexico, Idaho, Montana or > Nebraska. The entire profession is being hammered at the moment, and > we're losing our freedoms daily here in the States. > Supposedly, Codex Alimentarius will be in full effect by December of > this year, and we could essentially be legislated out of business by > 12/31/2009. We'll see. There are a lot of people fighting this in > present time. > If I were you at this time, I'd sign up for Doctor Christopher's School > of Natural Healing and get a " Master Herbalist " diploma. I'd hire > anyone with a diploma from his school it's that good. > Hope this helps. > All the best, > Doc > > Mahsa V wrote: > > > > Hello Dear All > > > > > > I have a question about the naturopathy schools and the options for > > studying naturopathy. as long as i have researched there are 2 > > accredited On Capmus schools (in canada) and the rest are Online > > naturopathy schools. > > > > > > i have studied msc biomedical but my final goal is to study and > > practice in the field of naturopathy, and therefor wanted to make sure > > that the students who attend the naturopathy Online schools are > > considered elligible for practic and also if the qualification earned > > through an online school is considered equivalent to the one earned by > > studying on campus? > > > > > > Also if you would please help me on which naturopathy schools (Both > > online . and On campus) are the best choices (the country of my > > preferance is Canada, US, Austrailia, then UK, ...) > > > > > > Any help and guidance from you will be mostly appreciated > > > > > > > > Thank you and Best Regards > > > > Mahsa > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2009 Report Share Posted January 17, 2009 You rock Marisa. Very Well Done on graduating Doc's School. All the best, Doc ;-) Shillington Corless Family wrote: I am a graduate of the School of Natural Healing. I can tell you it was worth all the work and all the effort. I fully agree with Doc that the graduates of Bastyr are nothing more than wannabe doctors. I live in the backyard of Bastyr and had planned to go to school there after I finished with my master herbalist from SNH, but then I came in contact with a few too many of their graduates who weren't doing a darn thing for their patients! I had one friend go to a ND who told her she could eat nothing but white rice and chicken but never told her how to heal! When I suggested she cleanse her body, she asked the ND and the ND said she could do it if she wanted to. I was just talking to an MD yesterday who does almost nothing but cranial sacral therapy and does not practice traditional medicine at all and he called the ND's nothing more than "green doctors" and mentioned that they don't heal just the same that most MDs don't heal either. I read in the Herbal Legacy newsletter that the SNH is having an intro price on their online course for the first course, which is normally $495, they are running a $100 special. You might check it out. Marisa Corless, MH herbal remedies [herbal remedies ]On Behalf Of Doc Saturday, January 10, 2009 1:37 PM herbal remedies Re: {Herbal Remedies} where can i study naturopathy? Dear Mahsa, That is a tough one here in the States. Bastyr is trying for a monopoly on the "ND" status here in the US, and yet they are nothing but Medical Doctor Wannabees. Their course teaches invasive therapies which is not "Naturopathic". My Alma Mater is Trinity College, but graduating there does not allow you to practice or get licensed, which means you'd need to be in a State where ND Licensing doesn't happen such as New Mexico, Idaho, Montana or Nebraska. The entire profession is being hammered at the moment, and we're losing our freedoms daily here in the States. Supposedly, Codex Alimentarius will be in full effect by December of this year, and we could essentially be legislated out of business by 12/31/2009. We'll see. There are a lot of people fighting this in present time. If I were you at this time, I'd sign up for Doctor Christopher's School of Natural Healing and get a "Master Herbalist" diploma. I'd hire anyone with a diploma from his school it's that good. Hope this helps. All the best, Doc Mahsa V wrote: Hello Dear All I have a question about the naturopathy schools and the options for studying naturopathy. as long as i have researched there are 2 accredited On Capmus schools (in canada) and the rest are Online naturopathy schools. i have studied msc biomedical but my final goal is to study and practice in the field of naturopathy, and therefor wanted to make sure that the students who attend the naturopathy Online schools are considered elligible for practic and also if the qualification earned through an online school is considered equivalent to the one earned by studying on campus? Also if you would please help me on which naturopathy schools (Both online . and On campus) are the best choices (the country of my preferance is Canada, US, Austrailia, then UK, ...) Any help and guidance from you will be mostly appreciated Thank you and Best Regards Mahsa Attachment: vcard [not shown] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2009 Report Share Posted January 17, 2009 I do believe Doc Christopher's School does offer on line course, but check it out. Don't take my word for it. Yours in Knowledge, Health and Freedom, Doc Darren wrote: Hey Doc i posed pretty much the same question on here awhile ago. i found a school here in Calgary, Alberta, i believe you know my city lol it is the chinese school of natuaral healing. ( i dont know if that is the exact name of the school) but they have a three year course that covers a lot. from accupunture, message therapy, herbs, etc... if you want i can post a link to the school for Canadian members. i plan on attending this school myself. but... does Dr. Christopher offer online classes??? thanks darren herbal remedies , Doc <docshillington wrote: > > Dear Mahsa, > That is a tough one here in the States. > Bastyr is trying for a monopoly on the "ND" status here in the US, and > yet they are nothing but Medical Doctor Wannabees. > Their course teaches invasive therapies which is not "Naturopathic". > My Alma Mater is Trinity College, but graduating there does not allow > you to practice or get licensed, which means you'd need to be in a State > where ND Licensing doesn't happen such as New Mexico, Idaho, Montana or > Nebraska. The entire profession is being hammered at the moment, and > we're losing our freedoms daily here in the States. > Supposedly, Codex Alimentarius will be in full effect by December of > this year, and we could essentially be legislated out of business by > 12/31/2009. We'll see. There are a lot of people fighting this in > present time. > If I were you at this time, I'd sign up for Doctor Christopher's School > of Natural Healing and get a "Master Herbalist" diploma. I'd hire > anyone with a diploma from his school it's that good. > Hope this helps. > All the best, > Doc > > Mahsa V wrote: > > > > Hello Dear All > > > > > > I have a question about the naturopathy schools and the options for > > studying naturopathy. as long as i have researched there are 2 > > accredited On Capmus schools (in canada) and the rest are Online > > naturopathy schools. > > > > > > i have studied msc biomedical but my final goal is to study and > > practice in the field of naturopathy, and therefor wanted to make sure > > that the students who attend the naturopathy Online schools are > > considered elligible for practic and also if the qualification earned > > through an online school is considered equivalent to the one earned by > > studying on campus? > > > > > > Also if you would please help me on which naturopathy schools (Both > > online . and On campus) are the best choices (the country of my > > preferance is Canada, US, Austrailia, then UK, ...) > > > > > > Any help and guidance from you will be mostly appreciated > > > > > > > > Thank you and Best Regards > > > > Mahsa > > > > > > > Attachment: vcard [not shown] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2009 Report Share Posted January 18, 2009 As of this month, they offer the first section online. They are running a special on tuition as an introduction- $100 for the course rather than $495. Marisa Corless, MH herbal remedies [herbal remedies ]On Behalf Of DocSaturday, January 17, 2009 1:14 PMherbal remedies Subject: Re: {Herbal Remedies} Re: where can i study naturopathy? I do believe Doc Christopher's School does offer on line course, but check it out.Don't take my word for it.Yours in Knowledge, Health and Freedom,DocDarren wrote: Hey Doc i posed pretty much the same question on here awhile ago.i found a school here in Calgary, Alberta, i believe you know my city lolit is the chinese school of natuaral healing. ( i dont know if that is the exact name of the school) but they have a three year course that covers a lot. from accupunture, message therapy, herbs, etc... if you want i can post a link to the school for Canadian members. i plan on attending this school myself. but...does Dr. Christopher offer online classes???thanks darrenherbal remedies , Doc <docshillington wrote:>> Dear Mahsa,> That is a tough one here in the States.> Bastyr is trying for a monopoly on the "ND" status here in the US, and > yet they are nothing but Medical Doctor Wannabees.> Their course teaches invasive therapies which is not "Naturopathic". > My Alma Mater is Trinity College, but graduating there does not allow > you to practice or get licensed, which means you'd need to be in a State > where ND Licensing doesn't happen such as New Mexico, Idaho, Montana or > Nebraska. The entire profession is being hammered at the moment, and > we're losing our freedoms daily here in the States.> Supposedly, Codex Alimentarius will be in full effect by December of > this year, and we could essentially be legislated out of business by > 12/31/2009. We'll see. There are a lot of people fighting this in > present time. > If I were you at this time, I'd sign up for Doctor Christopher's School > of Natural Healing and get a "Master Herbalist" diploma. I'd hire > anyone with a diploma from his school it's that good.> Hope this helps.> All the best,> Doc> > Mahsa V wrote:> >> > Hello Dear All> >> >> > I have a question about the naturopathy schools and the options for > > studying naturopathy. as long as i have researched there are 2 > > accredited On Capmus schools (in canada) and the rest are Online > > naturopathy schools.> >> >> > i have studied msc biomedical but my final goal is to study and > > practice in the field of naturopathy, and therefor wanted to make sure > > that the students who attend the naturopathy Online schools are > > considered elligible for practic and also if the qualification earned > > through an online school is considered equivalent to the one earned by > > studying on campus?> >> >> > Also if you would please help me on which naturopathy schools (Both > > online . and On campus) are the best choices (the country of my > > preferance is Canada, US, Austrailia, then UK, ...)> >> >> > Any help and guidance from you will be mostly appreciated> >> >> >> > Thank you and Best Regards> >> > Mahsa> >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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