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Why study Herbal Medicine with CNM.
- In-depth, practice-oriented study leading to successful Herbalists.
- Excellent up-to-date educational material including filmed lectures.
- Focus on whole, organic western herbs treating the whole person.
- 500 clinic hours on real clients to become confident with clients.
- Experienced & supportive lecturers who are herbalists themselves.
- Have your own finance & business plan, blog and social media.
- Leading UK herbal training provider, well acknowledged in the world.
- Study also Nutrition, Detox, Chinese diagnostic, Iridology, First Aid Homeopathy, Naturopathy, Physical Therapies leading to a Naturopathy Dipl.
- Option to study Online or In Class at one of CNM’s college locations.


Course Structure.
Part 1:
- Biomedicine, 1 year, 10 weekends or 20 weekdays
- Naturopathy Study, 1 year, 10 weekends or 20 weekdays
- Herbal Medicine I, 1 year, 10 weekends or 20 weekdays
Part 2:
- Naturopathic Principles, 6 weekends or 12 weekdays
- Herbal Medicine II, 1 year, 23 weekends or 46 weekdays
Part 3:
- Herbal Medicine III, 1 year. 24 weekends or 47 weekdays
Patrons.
The College of Naturopathic Medicine is pleased to have the following health experts as patrons who support the aims and objectives of CNM:
Students from all over the world choose CNM.
FAQs.
What is Herbal Medicine?
Herbal medicine has a long tradition in all cultures. Applications in practice have proven the huge benefits of herbs. As well as relieving symptoms, herbal medicine also works on a deeper level to help patients return to full harmony. Herbal medicine is becoming ever more popular, as ever more people seek out qualified herbalists.
Why Study Herbal Medicine with The CNM?
The CNM Herbal Medicine Diploma Course provides high quality training that equips graduates to build successful practices. It is carefully structured so each study unit builds on the previous one, allowing students to develop their confidence and skills, and reach their full potential as professional Herbalists. Students are strongly encouraged to develop their own unique style of consultation and application. One of the strengths of The College of Naturopathic Medicine course is that we draw on a variety of herbal traditions: we have expert lecturers in western, Ayurvedic (Indian) and Chinese herbal medicine. Students study the energetic models of these systems, allowing them to make a multi–faceted, holistic diagnosis. Graduates can draw on a wide variety of herbs from different traditions, helping them to provide the best possible treatment for their patients. Studying Herbal Medicine at the CNM means that upon graduating, you are not only a Herbalist but also have a good grounding in Naturopathic Nutrition, First Aid Homeopathy, Chinese diagnostics, Bach Flowers, Tissue Salts, Naturopathy and Iridology. You’ll be a specialist in Herbal Medicine and you will be able to apply a number of other tools to help your patients. CNM Diploma courses focus on practical applications as the main aim of CNM is to train its students to become successful practitioners.
The Regulation of Herbal Medicine
Herbal Medicine is regulated by professional associations. CNM graduates are eligible to join relevant associations and get indemnity insurance.