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At Harvard and the Alternative Medicine College of Canada (AMCC), we learn how to assess a patient and their willingness to change. How will my client/patient respond to proposed treatment plan, and what modifications must we do to create success. This is what we call the Transtheoretical Model of Behavioral Change, it is comprised of five stages (pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance). Having an understanding of what these stages entail and how we can differentiate where our clients/patients are, can be paramount to the success of your future practice and/or current standing practice. 

Today let's review an underestimated organ: the tongue. You will find in this small article an overview of information on this subject contained in the various courses of...

Have you ever been asked that question? A naturopath from my old neighborhood asked me one day about my son who very often had "snot on his nose" as we say at home. For t...

I bet no one every asked you that question, unless you went to a very good naturopath. What is a Lunulae and what does it eat in winter? Lunulae provide information on me...

We have talked a lot about babies in the blog in recent months. No luck if you are not interested: the two journalists on the blog are young mothers! We're making an effo...

We're not talking here about naturopathic doctors, who have to do a four-year classroom program. Our N.D naturopaths (graduates) need to analyse certain tests to better u...