2,200 Hours. 12 Modules. Built for the Clinic.

Professional standards, scope of practice, informed consent, record-keeping, and the ethical framework for naturopathic care.

A deep foundation in human anatomy and physiological systems — the backbone of all naturopathic assessment and protocol design.

The naturopathic principles and the role of food as medicine. Dietary frameworks, whole food therapy, and anti-inflammatory nutrition foundations.

Micronutrient science — functions, deficiencies, therapeutic dosing, and the clinical evidence behind supplementation strategies.

Proteins, fats, and carbohydrates in depth — metabolic pathways, energy regulation, and nutrition protocol design for different health goals.

The endocrine system, hormonal interplay, functional hormone testing, and naturopathic approaches to hormonal imbalance across all life stages.

Medicinal plants, botanical medicine, herbal preparations, and evidence-based applications in clinical naturopathic practice.

Principles and practice of homeopathic medicine — remedy selection, case-taking, and integration with other naturopathic modalities.

Pharmacology fundamentals, reading and interpreting conventional labs in a functional context, and identifying clinically relevant nutrient-drug interactions.

Advanced supplement protocols — therapeutic applications, quality assessment, and building individualized nutraceutical recommendations.

How to critically evaluate scientific literature, distinguish signal from noise, and apply research to naturopathic clinical decisions.

The capstone of the program. Real-world case analysis, protocol development, and clinical reasoning applied across a broad range of patient presentations.