澳洲天然醫(yī)療學(xué)院(柏斯)

Naturopaths are experts in whole health and wellbeing, and provide evidence based natural health care that is effective, safe and meaningful to their clients. Through an in-depth understanding of human bioscience, emotional and social factors, and as prescribers of natural medicine, Naturopaths are able to help prevent disease, provide optimal health and wellbeing and relief of symptoms by treating the whole person and the root causes of disease.

Study Mode

This course is offered in mixed mode, with a combination of online, blended, live streamed and on campus subjects available. See the course structure opposite for details on delivery mode for each subject.

Career Opportunities

Many naturopaths work independently in private practice, setting their own hours and developing and managing their own businesses.

Naturopaths in clinical practice can also choose to work in multidisciplinary clinics with other health care providers who share overhead costs, provide mutual support and cross refer patients or clients. While many naturopaths conduct a general practice, others may develop a particular area of interest such as women’s health, infertility, complex chronic diseases, cancer support, children’s health, autoimmune diseases, environmental medicine, men’s medicine, autism spectrum disorder, allergies or digestive disorders.

Naturopaths regularly appear in the media as subject matter experts, write articles for professional journals. Naturopaths also work in natural product companies formulating new products, conducting literature research, performing technical writing and providing product support.

Professional Recognition

Graduates may apply for membership with the following associations:

• Naturopaths and Herbalists Association of Australia (NHAA)
• Australian Natural Therapists Association (ANTA)
• Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS)
• Australian Naturopathic Practitioners Association (ANPA)
• Australian Register of Naturopaths and Herbalists (ARONAH)

The Melbourne Campus remains open and face masks are now optional and only required in high-risk settings. The Melbourne Campus will open effective on 18 February 2021.