Diploma in Naturopathic Health and Wellness 2000 hrs
Duration: 5 years (part-time or full-time)
Total hours: ~4300 hours
Certificate: Diploma of Practitioner (non) in Osteopathy (Manual Osteopathy)
Требования к выпускникам
- Completion of all modules (4200+ hours)
- Presentation of a research dissertation
- Minimum 65 real clinical cases
- Passing oral, written and practical exams
Dmitry Alekseevich
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YEAR 1 – BASICS OF OSTEOPATHY AND HUMANITIES
Module 1: History and Principles of Osteopathy (80 hrs)
• Andrew Taylor Still and the Origins of Osteopathy
• Holistic approach, unity of the body, self-healing
• Osteopathic philosophy in practice
Module 2: Human Anatomy I (focus on musculoskeletal system) (120 hrs)
• Bones, muscles, joints
• Fascia and connective tissue
• Basics of palpation
Module 3: Physiology I (100 hrs)
• Cellular functions, metabolism
• Neuromuscular and cardiovascular systems
Module 4: Palpation and Touch Training I (100 hrs)
• Introduction to Osteopathic Touch
• Palpatory Landmarks and Tissue Quality
• Hand Position and Neutrality
Module 5: General Medical Sciences (80 hours)
• Introduction to Pathology
• Immunity, Inflammation, and Pathological Processes
• Medical Terminology
YEAR 2 – Structural Techniques and Systems of the Body
Module 6: Osteopathic Biomechanics I – Spine and Pelvis (120 hours)
• Sacroiliac joint, lumbar, thoracic, and cervical spine
• Postural analysis and somatic dysfunction
Module 7: Human Anatomy II (Visceral and Cranial) (120 hours)
• Organs of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis
• Bones of the skull and meninges
Module 8: Visceral Manipulations I (100 hours)
• Mobility and motility of the digestive system
• Liver, stomach, intestines, diaphragm techniques
Module 9: Craniosacral Osteopathy I (100h)
Module 10: Clinical Observation I (60 hrs)
• Assisting practicing physicians
• Charting and case discussions
• Professional ethics in real-world settings
YEAR 3 – ADVANCED METHODS AND CASE INTEGRATION
Module 11: Osteopathic Techniques – Limbs (120 hrs)
• Shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, wrist, and hand
• Articulation and soft tissue techniques
Module 12: Visceral Manipulations II – Genitourinary and Cardiac (100 hrs)
• Kidneys, bladder, uterus, prostate
• Heart movements and pericardial restrictions
Module 13: Craniosacral Osteopathy II – Pediatric and Advanced (100 hrs)
• Infant skull, birth deformation patterns
• Emotional release and cranial rhythm tuning
Module 14: Physiology II (Neuroendocrine and Autonomic Systems) (100 hrs)
• Nervous system, physiology of stress
• Hormonal regulation and feedback mechanisms
Module 15: Clinical Internship I (150 hrs)
• 10 supervised procedures
• Complete case reports and technique journals
YEAR 4 – SYSTEMS APPROACH AND CHRONIC CONDITIONS
Module 16: Integrated Osteopathic Diagnosis (120 hrs)
• Holistic assessment of dysfunction
• Multilevel approach and global listening
Module 17: Osteopathy in Women’s Health (90 hrs)
• Menstrual health, prenatal care, pelvic floor
• Techniques adapted for each trimester
Module 18: Osteopathy in Pediatrics (90 hrs)
• Infant development, common birth injuries
• Non-invasive cranial and visceral techniques
Module 19: Osteopathic Approaches to Chronic Pain and Injury (100 hrs)
• Fibromyalgia, migraines, chronic fatigue
• Psychosomatic integration
Module 20: Clinical Internship II (250 hrs)
• 25 supervised procedures
• Detailed case reports and feedback sessions
YEAR 5 – RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
Module 21: Advanced Clinical Reasoning and Integration (100 hrs)
• Integration of structural, visceral, and cranial assessments
• Treatment planning and follow-up strategies
Module 22: Business and Legal Aspects (60 hrs)
• How to start your own practice
• Insurance, consent forms, professional memberships
• Receipts and legal framework
Module 23: Research Methods and Final Thesis (150 hrs)
• Designing a clinical research study
• Literature review and methodology
• Oral defense of the thesis
Module 24: Final Internship and Practical Exams (300 hrs)
• Final 30 supervised client sessions
• Evaluations by peers and instructors
• Practical board-style exam simulation
At the International School of Alternative Medicine, our mission is to provide world-class education in natural and holistic healing methods grounded in both scientific understanding and traditional wisdom. We are committed to cultivating globally minded practitioners skilled in naturopathy, herbal medicine, acupuncture, osteopathy, and other alternative therapies. Through a comprehensive hands-on training program with a focus on ethical, integrative care, we empower our students to become compassionate, knowledgeable professionals who promote health, balance, and well-being across diverse cultures and communities.
Osteopathic massage plays a key role in our curriculum, teaching students gentle manual techniques aimed at restoring the body’s balance and relieving pain. This approach combines anatomical knowledge with practical treatment to enhance overall wellness. An osteopath is a practitioner who uses their hands to identify and correct dysfunctions in the body, supporting the body’s natural ability to heal itself.
Naturopathy focuses on the body’s natural ability to heal itself by restoring balance. At our medical school clinic, naturopathic care combines traditional natural healing methods with modern science to address the root causes of illness—not just the symptoms.
From boosting immunity and improving digestion to managing stress and chronic conditions, our patients have experienced real improvements through personalized naturopathic treatment plans. Guided by trained specialists and future practitioners, our approach is safe, holistic, and inspiring. Hear what our patients have to say about their journey to naturopathic healing.