Traditional Acupuncturists place great emphasis on the body’s own healing power which is referred to as vital force or ‘Qi’. Any disruption in the vital force can cause disease. In a nutshell, Acupuncture works by stimulating or correcting the vital force.
What if you would be able to assess disruptions of the vital force by looking at your client’s tongue or taking their pulse? What about offering Acupuncture to your clients yourself, straight away, instead of referring them elsewhere?
CNM’s Acupuncture training allows the practitioner to address a health complaint on an energetic level, hence supporting any other applied therapies. It can therefore be used in combination with other therapeutic approaches such as Nutrition or Herbal Medicine to deliver enhanced results.
Rather than just focussing on the symptoms of disease, Acupuncturists will try to find out the cause. This approach is always followed by Naturopaths too.
This is why CNM has developed a course that combines Acupuncture and Naturopathy. The Naturopathy training includes other therapies and skills to enable the practitioner to follow a more holistic approach, such as the use of Bach flower remedies or Iridology.
As an existing CNM Student/Graduate enrolling on our Naturopathic Acupuncture Diploma:
– You pay no enrolment fee.
– You’ll gain a further accredited qualification as an Acupuncturist and Naturopath.
– You can complete the course part time in 3 to 4 years
Contact postgrad@naturopathy-uk.com for more course information and to discuss your options.
