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ND COURSE INFO
NATUROPATH PROFESSIONAL TUITION APPLICATION FORM
Naturopath (Natural Health Coach/Counselor)

1. COURSE PHYSICAL INVENTORY LIST

Overhead Projector & teaching pages
Slide Projector & slide sets
Digital Projector for powerpoint & Powerpoint presentations
Ti-Book G5 laptop computer for projector stand
Projector stand (moveable, cords, etc)
G5 computer (CD copies, colorprints, Photoshop software)
Classroom seating - 1 per student - backjaks, chairs, pillows
TV,nts
Class handouts
Penlight laser pointer
Dry erase board, colored pens, eraser

2. STUDY MATERIALS & TEXTBOOKS:
**Time for viewing DVD's is NOT included in study hours

Naturopathy study material binder Farida Sharan Wisdome Press
Herbs of Grace Farida Sharan Wisdome Press
Creative Menopause Farida Sharan Wisdome Press
5 DVD's Elements of Life Farida Sharan Wisdome Press
2 DVD's Mystic Yoga Farida Sharan Wisdome Press
+ books & DVD's recommended in the other courses    

RECOMMENDED READING - STUDENTS PURCHASE TEXTBOOKS FOR THEIR LIBRARY

Homeopathic Treatment of Children Paul Herscu North Atlantic Books
Homeopathic Medicine for Children Dana Ullman Tarcher
Tissue Cleansing with Bowel Management Dr. Bernard Jensen Jensen
Natural Therapeutics, Vol I through IV Henry Lindlahr C. W. Daniel
Nature Doctors-Pioneers in N Medicine Kirchfeld & Boyle Medicina Biologica

3. REFERENCE MATERIALS - get latest editions

Principles of Anatomy & Physiology Tortora Wiley
Anatomy Coloring Book Kapit & Nelson Benjamin Cummings
Atlas of Human Anatomy Netter ICON

4. TEACHING AIDS, MATERIALS, SUPPLIES

Powerpoint presentations  
DVD's listed above - watching time is not included in credit hours  
Illuminated Chakras DVD Anodea Judith
Miracle of Life DVD Nilsson

5. PREREQUISITES: Grade 12, Anatomy & Physiology, Self Healing for one to three months, study materials, participation in Elements of Life workshop, attendance at a rejuvenation retreat.

6. CURRICULUM FOR NATUROPATH COURSE
Naturopath (NATURAL HEALTH COACH/COUNSELLOR)
Naturopathy I Tuition: $1000 - 6 days or 42 hours + other courses
Naturopathy II Advanced Integrated Clinical - $1000 - 6 days or 42 hours

Topic Theory Hrs Lab Hrs Credit Hrs

Purification, Regeneration, Transformation
4   4
The Elements of Life 7   7
Evolutionary Processes 5   5
Colon Cleansing 5   5
Healing Diets 5   5
Skin Care, Baths 2   2
Exercise 1   1
Rest, Rejuvenation, Meditation, etc. 1   1
Naturopathy Treatments   5 5
Consultation, Case Taking, Educating Clients 7   7
       
NATUROPATHY II - INTEGRATED CLINICAL      
Consultation Procedures 6   6
Creating Healing Programs 6   6
Case Histories Examples 6   6
Treatments & Nutritional & Naturopathy Support 12   12
Integrated Programs with Case Study 12   12

Naturopathy requires completion of six other courses:

Iridology 84
Herbal Medicine 84
Reflexology 39
Living Food Lifestyle Teacher 70
Essential Oil Therapist 70
Flower Essence Practitioner 36

GRADUATION
1. Attendance 100% at all classes
2. Completion of all prerequisites
3. Self Healing Completion and submission of records and reports
4. Five case histories - consultation, program, client followed over 3 months on a full program
5. Anatomy & Physiology course if student hasn’t already completed this requirement.
6. Most essential is the evolution of the student into a living example of the teachings and ability to function as an authentic guide and teacher for clients and students.
7. NATUROPATHY is divided into Level I & II as a time span of study and practice is essential between the two levels. Level I is reviewed in Level II with new material approached from clinical supervised practice.
8. Completion of five other tuition courses listed above are necessary for completion of the Naturopath Program.
9. Because of the nature of integrated studies there may be an overlaps or combined teaching if a student is taking more than once course. This is especially true during case studies. This benefits the students’ ability to develop a holistic approach to the healing arts. Each student is worked with individually because of variations in age, life experience, previous training, skills and life situation. Classes are dynamic, creative and in response to the need of the individuals in the group. Questions and discussions are encouraged as and student sharing and study groups emerge naturally during the programs. Newsletters are sent out several times weekly and all students are encouraged to continue connected relationships and mentoring with Farida Sharan, Director. Telephone and email support is generous and continuous.