Available Courses

Course content is structured in a progressive manner for easy comprehension
Each module has its own set of exercises to enhance your learning and retention. Modules 1 to 7 and 9, include videos, handouts, and readings to broaden your understanding. All course material is available online 24/7 and can be accessed using any device. You are welcome to study online from anywhere in your own time at your own pace. All who complete the course will be awarded a certificate of completion.

This course looks at the pathology testing that is becoming such a large part of the naturopathic and nutritional practice.
Certificates are awarded on completion of each session. For practitioners continuing education points are awarded. ATMS members can get 1 CPE point per 2 hours of training.

This course looks at the pathology testing that is becoming such a large part of the naturopathic and nutritional practice.
Certificates are awarded on completion of each session. For practitioners continuing education points are awarded. ATMS members can get 1 CPE point per 2 hours of training.

Session 3 will look at nutrient levels in the body. As naturopaths and nutritionists, we often recommend supplements based on the assumption that patients (and ourselves) are deficient. There are ways of testing for certain nutrients and energy pathways that use the nutrients and based on those results whether supplements are needed.

The first in the Focus Topics Series – we start with the all-important topic of iron. Without this important mineral, life would cease to exist, so knowing about how we get I, absorb it and utilise it is central to clinical practice. This session explain the pitfalls with iron metabolism and goes on to explain how to read and interpret iron studies and FBC (Full Blood Count) and finally goes through the many different types of anaemias.

Go through the male and female hormones through the lens of pathology. Using the sex steroid pathway and liver detoxification pathophysiology helps understanding of the roles these hormones play and why they can cause disruption when they are out of balance.

This course provides an in-depth exploration of the hormonal changes women experience during perimenopause and menopause. It covers the critical role hormones play in the transition, focusing on oestrogen, progesterone, and testosterone, along with their regulation by hormones such as FSH and LH.

This course delves into the intricate metabolic and physiological changes women experience during perimenopause and menopause. Building on foundational knowledge, it explores critical topics such as the development of ‘meno-belly,’ cardiovascular risks, and the impact of hormonal shifts on bone density, brain function, and gastrointestinal health.