Bachelor of Natural Health Studies/Doctor of Naturopathy

The curriculum is focused on the introduction to natural health and traditional naturopathy, after that it covers the topics alternative health practices, biology, nutrition fundamentals, and cancer prevention.

It also includes the introduction to herbology and homeopathy, philosophical courses that examines the meaning of health and effects of belief on human health. After that the curriculum includes the topics anatomy, holistic nutrition, and intermediate level courses in homeopathy and herbology.

In the doctoral part of this course it covers the topics like the history and foundation of naturopathy, detoxification, nutrition and disease, iridology, body movement, arthritis, manual therapies, and two electives.

The course ends with topics business skills and the client-practitioner relationship, followed by the consulting practicum. all of which are vital for those who wish to work as traditional naturopathic consultants.

Clayton College of Natural Health provides students with the combination of courses, after earning this bachelor's degree student can directly enter into the Doctor of Naturopathy program.

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