The College of Naturopathic Medicine, 25 Percy Circus, London (2026)

16/08/2023

NM’s Accreditation in Switzerland 🇨🇭

CNM has graduates from different corners of the world who successfully build their careers and practice either in their home countries or move abroad. This is because CNM Diplomas are accredited in multiple countries around the globe which allows practitioners to perform their duties without restrictions!🥳

Each country has its own accreditation, especially in the field of Natural Therapies.

For example, CNM courses in Nutrition, Herbal Medicine, and Naturopathy are accredited in Switzerland, and after graduation, you will be able to apply for EMR (Erfahrungs Medizinisches Register) membership.

Erfahrungs Medizinisches Register (Switzerland) awards a quality label in the field of complementary and alternative medicine and naturopathy. The label is intended to guarantee that the therapists have completed appropriate training in their field of complementary medicine and are undergoing regular further training.

In addition, CNM’s diploma courses are approved by the IICT (International Institute for Complementary Therapists) in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the UK, and the EU. This means you can work and build a career in Switzerland after finishing the training with CNM!

You can find out more about the accreditation by joining us on the 26 of August for CNM’s International Open Day.

👉🏻Register today by clicking on the link in bio

04/08/2023

🌟Eczema: Symptoms, Causes, and BEST Diet

Most people suffering from a chronic condition like Eczema (atopic dermatitis) want to relieve their symptoms and treat the problem like it is a condition of the skin alone. But is eczema solely a skin condition?🤔

Join us at our International Open Day event for this eye opening health talk from the Eczema Expert — Rebecca Bonneteau.

🗓️ Saturday 26 of August, 10:00 AM UK time (Online)

👩🏻‍⚕️Rebecca Bonneteau (mANP, rGNC) is a Nutritional Therapist, Herbalist, Naturopath, founder of The Eczema Expert (), and CNM Graduate.

Rebecca grew up with chronic eczema and after spending many years learning how to support her own body to control her condition naturally, now focuses her work helping others do the same. Rebecca wants to ensure that no child grows up thinking they can’t take control of their eczema. Her mission is to educate that eczema is not just a skin condition and provide the world with effective, evidence-based natural therapies.

Join Rebecca to find out about:

❓What is eczema?
❓The role the gut plays in relation to skin health
❓The 3 pillars of support to help you take control
❓Dietary guidelines to best support your skin's health

🖊️ Register and make sure to attend our Open Day on the 26 August to not miss this fascinating lecture delivered by the leading expert in the field. You can find the registration link in our bio

03/08/2023

Recipe by Nutrition Coach

This dish is rich in nutrients, omega 3 fatty acids, good proteins and is perfect for a healthy dinner! It is satisfying, yet light and will leave you feeling nourished 🤤

Ingredients:

🥣 1 wild salmon fillet
🥣 50g cooked crayfish
🥣 ½ avocado
🥣 1 sliced carrot
🥣 ¼ diced cucumber
🥣 5 halved cherry tomatoes
🥣 4 quartered radishes
🥣 1 handful of edamame beans
🥣 1 handful of sugar snaps
🥣 2 handfuls of leafy greens
🥣 2 tbsp of raw sauerkraut
🥣 1 handful of fresh sprouts

Dressing:

♦️2 tbsps extra virgin olive oil
♦️1 tbsp apple cider vinegar
♦️Juice of ½ lemon
♦️Black pepper & sea salt to season

Instructions:
• Start washing and cutting the tomatoes, cucumber, carrot, and radishes.
• Heat up your frying pan with a tablespoon of avocado oil or ghee, once hot add the salmon fillet, and the sugar snaps. Fry for 4-5 minutes until the salmon turns crispy and golden but remains pink inside. Take the pan off the heat and cut the salmon into chunky pieces.
• Now start assembling your bowl: Begin with the salad leaves, and add the vegetables, sugar snaps, and beans. Cut the avocado into thin slices and layer in the bowl. Add the warm salmon, crayfish, sprouts, and kraut. Mix the dressing into the bowl and enjoy!

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25/07/2023

The College of Naturopathic Medicine is pleased to be represented by health experts and well recognised holistic medicine professionals from around the world. One of them is Dr Sarah Myhill.🌟

Dr Sarah Myhill is a naturopathic physician with a special interest in preventive medicine and in treating fatigue, pioneering GP, ecological medicine doctor, and nutritionist. She is registered with the Association of Naturopathic Practitioners and the General Naturopathic Council.

Dr Myhill is also an award-winning author of 6 books (and three scientific papers), including “The Energy Equation: From the Naked Ape to the Knackered Ape”, “Ecological Medicine: The Antidote to Big Pharma” and “Sustainable Medicine: Whistle-Blowing on 21st-Century Medical Practice”. 📖

Our patrons are very actively supporting CNM by frequently giving out lectures on campus, teaching our students, and recording special courses with additional training. At CNM we have a lot more amazing experts and we want to tell you all about them, so stay tuned!☄️

18/07/2023

Whether you train to become a Naturopathic Nutritionist, Herbalist, or Health Coach, your first year at CNM will always begin with Biomedicine. So why is that?

💉The aim of Biomedicine is to get students to understand how the body functions, most common diseases, medical diagnostics, differential diagnostics, and red flag symptoms. This way a future practitioner understands medical conditions, especially dangerous ones, and can decide what they can treat and when to refer to a specialist.

During the Biomedicine year at CNM, we cover Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology of all body systems, Oncology, Pharmacology, Drug interactions, and Infectious diseases. 🦠

Biomedicine provides the essential foundation for naturopathic practitioners to understand the physiological, biochemical, and anatomical aspects of the human body. It teaches about the structure, function, and interconnection between organs, tissues, and systems in the body. Delving into the cellular and molecular mechanisms behind diseases such as genetic factors and biochemical imbalances helps naturopathic practitioners identify the root causes of the illnesses and develop targeted treatment plans.🔖

In addition, studying biomedicine at CNM involves integrating natural and conventional medicine. Biomedicine provides a common language for communication and collaboration among healthcare providers.

Understanding biomedicine and its principles allows naturopathic practitioners to work alongside healthcare professionals, ensuring comprehensive and integrated patient care.

By combining the principles of naturopathic medicine with a solid foundation in biomedicine, students gain a comprehensive understanding of human health and healing. They become skilled practitioners who can offer personalised and evidence-based care to their patients.

🧑🏽‍💻If you are interested in studying with CNM or want to find out more about Diploma Courses we offer online, join us tomorrow for an Open Evening event at 5 PM UK time to find out more about the college, studies, and career opportunities after graduation. You can also book a private consultation with our Course Consultant by clicking on the link in our bio

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