CNM London - Short Courses Open Evening / Thursday, 23 September 6.30pm-8.00pm

41 Riding House Street, London W1W 7BE (Tube: Oxford Circus)

An Introduction to our Short Courses

This evening will cover the Nutrition for Everyday Living and the Herbs for Everyday Living courses and will be discussed in detail by the tutors.

Come along if you want to get more information on these courses and the subjects covered in them.

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Reserve your place - call 01342 410 505, or email info@naturopathy-uk.com.

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About the Course

Diet, stress, lifestyle and solar radiation are external factors which combine with ageing and hormonal activity to affect the complex structure and anatomy of the human skin. What we do, what we eat and what we put on our skin has a profound effect on this vital organ, which not only mirrors our health and emotions in the short term, but controls how quickly our faces appear to age as a result.

This course will focus on the major influences affecting the remarkable regenerative and defensive biochemistry of skin. Practical techniques will be demonstrated for safe, natural and effective skincare including those which help to refresh and preserve good skin for as long as possible and those which deal with problem skin.

What our students say:

“Great lecture. Good time management and very organized.”

Prerequisites

No prerequisites are required to do this course.

Certificate

A certificate from CNM will be issued at the end of the 2 days.

Study Programme and Locations

Study Programme

2 days 10.00am - 3.00pm

Times	Dates
10am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm	Tuesday, 16 November 2010
10am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm	Tuesday, 30 November 2010

Location

CNM London, 41 Ridinghouse Street, London W1W 7BE (Tube: Oxford Circus)

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Cost

Please contact our registration advisors for exact course pricing, discounts, and financing options.

How to Apply

Download and return the Skincare Course enrolment form >>
If you have questions, or for more information, please phone +44 (0)1342 410 505, use our contact form, or email info@naturopathy-uk.com.

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Herbs for Everyday Living

About the Course
Prerequisites
Diploma(s)
Study Programme and Locations
Cost
Recognition

About the Course

What is Herbs for Everyday Living?

Are you interested in using herbs for natural healing in your everyday life?

In this practically based course you will be introduced to Herbal Medicine and Naturopathy and gain valuable tools to help you and your family.

During your studies you will learn how to make your own herbal first aid kit, mixtures, teas, ointments, and much more.

Key Features

How to make your own herbal teas
How to make your own herbal first-aid kit
Superfoods and sprouts for vitality
Herbal remedies for coughs and colds
How to detox yourself – Liver and Bowel herbs
Herbs for fertility, menopause and male health
Introduction to new herbs every week
Optional outing to Kew Gardens
And much more

What our students say:

“It exceeded my expectations. I learnt a lot more than I thought I would”

“I loved the amount of different things we got to learn about in such a short space of time.”

“It was just what I hoped for and more, everything that I am interested in, so I learnt a lot and have new motivation for recipes and eating better.”

“The lecturer is outstanding. Her enthusiasm for the subject was infectious and has encouraged me to go on and study further.”

Prerequisites

No prior study required

Diploma(s)

Certificate of Introductory Herbal Medicine

Study Programme and Locations

Study Programme

London
6 October 2010 to 2 February 2011
Wednesday evenings (12 sessions)
6.30-9.00pm

Brighton
2 October - 7 November 2010
Saturday & Sunday
10.00am-6.00pm

The course consists of 3 modules:

Module 1 - Herbs and Nutrition
Module 2 – Herbs in Daily Life
Module 3 – Stages of Life

London

Course	Times	Dates
Evenings 1 - 4	Wednesday evening	6 to 27 October 2010
Evenings 5 - 8	Wednesday evening	10 November to 1 December 2010
Evenings 9 - 12	Wednesday evening	12 January to 2 February 2011