Module CE-611 – Natural Health Advisor
The first module of the CMDQ curriculum. You will acquire the scientific and practical foundations to support natural health: anatomy, healthy living, nutrition, helping relationships, and Clinical Case Study.
Building the foundations to support natural health
Module 611 is the entry point of the CMDQ curriculum. It combines scientific knowledge (anatomy, physiology, nutrition) with practical skills (healthy living, helping relationships, case studies) to build a solid foundation, essential for any practice in alternative medicine.
Holistic approach
Understanding the person as a whole: body, lifestyle, environment, emotions.
Practical skills
Active listening, health questionnaires, healthy-living and nutrition recommendations.
Scientific foundations
Anatomy, physiology, and nutrition — the rigorous foundation that supports practice.
Clinical case study
A dedicated course (F-420) where you apply what you've learned to real situations.
7 cours composent le module CE-611
This module is part of the following programs
Module 611 is the core curriculum shared by several professional programs. Credits earned are automatically transferred if you join one of them.
A learning experience designed for your success
Beyond the content, the quality of a training program depends on how learning is delivered, validated, and supported.
Interactive e-learning
Dynamic modules with explanations, illustrations, and activities.
PDF manuals
Each course includes its own manual, a lasting reference.
Quiz per chapter
Regular self-assessments to confirm your learning.
Instructor available
Answers your questions and supports your progress.
Student Centre
Virtual library, AI access, various documents, exams, and messaging all in one place.
Case study
Course F-420 validates your skills on real cases.
All tuition fees are included
Fees covering e-learning access, PDF manuals, quizzes, the final exam, and educational support. You can also purchase courses separately.
What is the Health Advisor module?
The Health Advisor module (CF-611) is the entry point of the CMDQ curriculum. It introduces the basics of anatomy, physiology, and the pillars of health, preparing students to advise others on healthy lifestyle habits. It has no prerequisites.
What courses make up the Health Advisor module?
The Health Advisor module includes 7 courses: Anatomy and Physiology (E-111), Vital Hygiene (E-122), The Pillars of Health (E-131), Nutritional Foundations (E-142), History and Foundations (E-151), Medications and Tests (E-214), and the Health Advisor Clinical Case Study (E-420), for a total of 375 hours and 25 credits.
How long does it take to complete the Health Advisor module?
You progress at your own pace, based on your availability. The maximum duration to complete the Health Advisor module is 10 months.
How much does the Health Advisor module cost?
The Health Advisor module costs $2,850 CAD in Canada, $2,245 USD in the United States, and €2,120 in Europe. Interest-free financing over 5 monthly installments is available.
Frequently asked questions
Can this module be taken on its own?
Yes. Every CMDQ module can be taken independently, without committing to a full program.
Am I eligible for merit scholarships?
Yes, every course you pass earns a merit scholarship, which is deducted from the next module.
Are there any prerequisites?
None. Module 611 is the entry point of the curriculum — accessible to any motivated adult.
Are credits transferable?
Yes. Courses you pass are automatically credited if you continue on to a full program.
How is assessment conducted?
Each course includes a final exam that validates completion of the module. Self-assessment quizzes are also available in the "Knowledge Review" chapters.
What credential is awarded?
Upon completion of module 611, you receive the Health Advisor Certificate (C.S.).