Natural Therapies

Diploma in Yoga

One of the core ingredients of happiness is giving back. Debbie got in to natural medicine when she had young children and has since carved out her career through a combination of clinical practice and volunteer work. 

Debbie has found herself in places such as the Himalayas, working with Tibetan monks and integrating local knowledge, nutrition, and organics in addition to her area of specialty, homeopathic medicine.

Lyn graduated in 2000 and had a busy practice from the get-go.

“I realised I was only seeing a certain type of person and I wanted to get the message out about homeopathy because the reason I chose to study was homeopathy worked so well for my children and family.”

Leanne runs her own business. She works in her clinic seeing clients, managing their cases and educating the public about homeopathy and how to use it in the home.

 “I educate people through my social media channels, through email marketing, in the clinic through managing the client cases and through email and phone call contact.”

Rebecca works as a practitioner in homeopathy and she has clinics in South Auckland. She has also worked over the past two years as a volunteer homeopath in Africa. She has a long history of travelling in Africa and recently joined a project in Tanzania with Jeremy and Camilla Sherr. Treating the full range of acute, chronic and infectious epidemic diseases, she has also taught homeopathy in Kenya.

It’s often been said that job you’ll have in 3 years hasn’t been invented yet. Natural medicine is one of the fastest growing industry’s with opportunities in clinical practice, research, education and business, and these days, rather than a direct path, careers are more like mosaics. Kristy has always had a keen interest in natural health and fitness