College of Naturopathic Medicine Opiniones 

I have really enjoyed my first year of biomedicine in person. There is ALOT to learn and digest, so discipline is key. The lecturers have a vast amount of knowledge and the additional online materials are very useful.

I had great classmates (Weekend 1, Sept 2026), arguably the best!

Herbal medicine looks exciting but daunting, with assignments, case studies, clinics, essays and exams! Wish me luck

Health Coach course: Excellent course that changed my life to the better. Tutors are very knowledgeable and experienced in their field. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it and with a bit of work but the college on scheduling tutoring and exams this will be the perfect course for everyone interested in naturopathy.

I studied the Naturopathic Health Coach course at CNM. It was a wonderful experience. I loved the content, I learned so much from very experienced naturopathic practitioners. It was also practical and prepared us well for our real life clinic sessions.
Highly recommending the course.

CNM is another level of knowledge and understanding of the human body, the information I learn here is stay with me and used almost on daily basis, especially for me dealing with one to one clients everyday.
If you desire to know about the magnificent mechanism of the human body that carry us through out our lives, then CNM offers a dream of non ending knowledge that will fascinate you through out the academic study.
CNM is highly recommended.

CNM has changed my life, I've been wanting a switch of career and I think this has been the greatest investment i have done for myself.
I just can't wait to practice and start my journey as a health coach and helping others.

Cooking is one of my biggest passions. I have started the College of Naturopathic Medicine’s Natural Chef course. It is such a great experience. I truly recommend it.

It has been a fantastic journey and I loved every moment. It has also been hard and demanding but worth every moment. I feel well equipped to start a practise. I highly recommend it to everybody who want to go deep.

In brief, all I can say is that this course has been life changing.
Informative, enlightening, interesting, educational and enjoyable.
Everyone should do it!
I highly recommend.

The CNM Natural Chef course is well worth it, you'll learn about food, the human body, and how to support the nutritional needs of clients, friends, and family. I've met some wonderful people on the course, learnt loads, and had a blast. Have a go and see where it takes you.

My experience with this college was extremely disappointing.

Before I enrolled, communication was very persistent and responsive when payment for the course was being discussed. However, once I had paid, the level of customer service changed dramatically and my attempts to obtain assistance or clarification were often ignored and phone calls were not picked up. The first lecture "meet your tutor" was impossible to find on the website and we were not sent links via email or whatsapp.

I also found the website very disorganised and difficult to navigate, and in my personal opinion the quality of the teaching did not meet the standard that had been presented before enrolment. Some of the treatment approaches discussed caused me concern from a patient safety perspective.

I requested a refund on the basis that I did not believe the course delivered the quality and standard that had been advertised to me, but this was refused. I have since taken legal advice regarding consumer rights and my understanding is that businesses cannot simply rely on blanket “no refund” clauses where services may not have been provided with reasonable care and skill.

As a result, I am now considering pursuing the matter through the small claims process.

This was my personal experience, but I would strongly encourage prospective students to research carefully, ask detailed questions in advance, and obtain clear written information about course quality, support, and refund policies before enrolling.

What I appreciate most about CNM is how naturally it aligns with my principles and way of living. Its holistic philosophy, combined with a serious and grounded approach to learning, makes this journey deeply meaningful to me. I feel that my Naturopathic Nutrition studies at CNM not only enriching my knowledge, but also supporting a way of life that is already very close to my heart.

I am so happy to be here and I can say I found my tribe.

I definitely recommend CNM to everyone.

i came to CNM fresh out of A levels where I was pressured to apply to traditional universities, even though nothing aligned to what i wanted to study. i was rather nervous coming to study here because I was never really academic but its been already one semester and I’ve learnt so much, found like minded friends and did well on my exam. I’m happy I came to CNM to study herbal medicine:)

The course has given me courage to pursue medicine that i have always wanted to do and has also aligned with my job as a head chef and further me to give nutritional plans to those that suffer with different ailments.

Naturopathic Nutritional Practitioner is just not a learning experience it gives me a hope to fulfil my dream to earn with my passion. The most important thing is that this course is for everyone and for all age groups who like and belief in the healing power of nature. Teachers and processes of learning is student encouraging. YOU CAN EARN WITH WHAT YOU LEARN

A lovely place to study and engage.
The course material and lecturer are amazing and it was one of my best decisions to start studying here.
I can not wait to see what is next and to learn more fascinating things.

Overall, my experience at CNM has been positive and enriching. The course has encouraged me to think about health more holistically and to consider the interaction between diet, lifestyle, digestion, and individual biochemistry. I have appreciated the emphasis on critical thinking and understanding underlying mechanisms rather than simply memorising information.

The workload and pace can be demanding at times, particularly when balancing multiple modules and assessments, but this has also helped me develop stronger time-management and independent learning skills. I have found the clinically relevant focus of the teaching motivating and aligned with my interest in applied, practitioner-based nutrition. Additional opportunities for case-based learning and integration across modules would further enhance the learning experience.

I originally signed up in 2024. I am a veteran in trying to find a reputable college to study this very much needed modality. So I had done my homework.
Online teaching is where we need to go. Goodness knows, there are many charlatans out there on the internet. CNM ticked all the boxes for me based primarily on its Intl Accreditation and reading all the wonderful reviews.
This College is full of wonderful lecturers. The Modules indeed are very informative and cover everything we would need to be competent, caring coaches.
However.
Once I had voted for them, within the first 2 modules (I was just on the end of the 1st Module). Everything started to fall apart.
First off I started having challenges communicating with IT and tutors. Then I noticed that review papers attached were seriously outdated. Finally, the 3rd Module, Exercise, was totally out of touch with broad spectrum health coaching.
I deferred (paying the fee to do so, with no interview from a mentor, tutor) due to personal trauma and a hope that this 3rd Module would be reviewed.
To their credit, they did review and restyle the Exercise Module and the exam format.
However, their communication, tutorial support, IT, outdated lectures, remains below the standard compared to the high price we are paying UK Pounds.
Good, well intentioned people who have fallen into the trap of overselling without the necessary support, skills?
A lot of my fellow students feel the same, but are afraid to go public for fear of reprisals in their exam markings.
I still believe in this College, but unless we speak out things can only get worse.

Gail M, the Director of Studies at the Birmingham Nutrition Clinic is one of the many reasons I am so pleased I found this amazing institution. What an mazing teacher, inspiring and concise, just what a slightly overwhelmed Nutrition student needs. Thank you Gail.!!!

Excellent course with amazing lecturers and mentors. This is a very indepth course which includes a full year of biomedicine followed by two years of Naturopathic nutrition with real life clinics, qualified nutrionists and herbalists. The vast amount of information is quite overwhelming but necessary if you want to become a nutrionist and really help people. I am now in my final year and have started to see clients in the student clinic, it is nerve wracking but also very enjoyable. All the students support each other and the lecturers are always very supportive too. I have really enjoyed my time at CNM and will miss everyone but Im sure we will all keep in touch when we are working in the field.

Before enrolling in the Health Coach programme at CNM, I had been diagnosed with stage 4 cervical cancer and had already begun chemotherapy. I enrolled because I believed in the holistic values the institute publicly promotes.

After starting the course, chemotherapy took a serious toll on me physically, mentally, and emotionally. I requested a postponement, which was agreed, but I was still required to continue paying full fees despite not attending or undertaking the programme. I repeatedly asked for the payments themselves to be postponed so I could continue at a later date when my health allowed. These requests were refused.

I was passed between multiple departments without resolution, denied escalation to an alternative decision-maker when senior management was unavailable, and never received an apology for how this situation was handled. This was particularly disappointing given that cancer is part of the curriculum, yet there appeared to be little practical understanding of what a patient undergoing chemotherapy is experiencing.

While a postponement was eventually maintained, the handling of this situation did not align with the values the institute presents publicly. I lost trust in the organisation and would advise prospective students to proceed with extreme caution before enrolling.