Module CE-811 – Natural Health Practitioner, General Option
The Natural Health Practitioner, General Option module aims to develop the future practitioner's clinical and relational skills. Students learn to conduct consultations, analyze cases, and develop tailored intervention plans within a comprehensive, professional approach.
The “Client-Therapist Relationship” course focuses on listening, empathy, communication, and the quality of support provided. The clinical studies help develop practical skills through case history taking, file management, and consultation follow-up.
The “Bodywork Methods” course rounds out the training with the study of natural techniques such as hydrotherapy, massage, physical exercise, relaxation, and yoga.
Overall, module 811 aims to train a practitioner capable of integrating a relational approach, clinical analysis, and natural methods within a professional and ethical framework.
Strengthening your skills for autonomous practice
It follows the Health Advisor (Level 1) and Health Educator (Level 2) modules. This final stage consolidates your skills and prepares you for a more autonomous, integrative, and hands-on practice of natural care.
Naturopathy and Metabolism
Understanding the major mechanisms of regulation and vitality.
Regenerative Treatments
Detoxification, revitalization, drainage.
Bodywork Approaches
Hydrotherapy, baths, massages.
Common Homeopathic Remedies
A practical introduction to their use in a naturopathic context.
Helping Relationship and Support
Practitioner's stance, ethics, listening, and communication.
6 cours composent le module CE-811
This module is part of the following programs
Module 811 is part of 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
Interactive e-learning tools.
Course workbooks
Printable course workbooks.
Online exams
Online exams.
Student Centre
Access to the Student Centre.
Virtual library
Videos and virtual library.
Personalized tutoring
Personalized tutoring service.
All tuition fees are included
Fees covering e-learning access, PDF manuals, exams, and educational support.
What is the Natural Health Practitioner, General Option module?
The Natural Health Practitioner, General Option module (CF-811) is the specialization following the Health Advisor and Health Educator modules. It covers the Regenerative Treatment, bodywork methods, orthomolecular approaches, and the client-therapist relationship, along with supervised clinical studies.
What courses make up the Natural Health Practitioner, General Option module?
The module includes 6 courses: Anatomy Pathophysiology III (E-113), The Regenerative Treatment (E-351), Bodywork Methods (E-352), Orthomolecular Approaches (E-445), Client-Therapist Relationship (E-555), and Natural Health Practitioner Clinical Case Studies (E-820), for a total of 570 hours and 38 credits.
What is the Regenerative Treatment?
The Regenerative Treatment (E-351) is a course in the Natural Health Practitioner module that teaches the principles and techniques used to support the body's natural detoxification and regeneration through natural means.
What are orthomolecular approaches?
Orthomolecular Approaches (E-445) is a course in the Natural Health Practitioner module focused on the use of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients at appropriate concentrations to support the body's biochemical balance.
Frequently asked questions
Can this module be taken on its own?
This module requires having first completed the Health Educator module (CF-711). Once this prerequisite is met, it 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.
How much time do I have to complete it?
You progress at your own pace via the Student Centre, based on your availability. The maximum duration for this module is 14 months.
Are there any prerequisites?
Yes. This module requires having completed the previous Health Educator module (CF-711).
Are credits transferable?
Yes. Credits earned in this module are automatically credited if you continue on to a program.
How is assessment conducted?
A final multiple-choice exam validates each course in the module. Self-assessment quizzes are also mandatory after each chapter.
What credential is awarded?
Upon completion of module 811, you receive the professional Natural Health Practitioner, General Option credential.