Dietary Therapy

The Raworth Centre

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In Dorking

£ 2,893 + VAT

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Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    Dorking

  • Duration

    61 Days

This fully accredited diploma qualifies you for entry to the Diploma Course in Nutritional Therapy. It also enables you to be insured to practise (although we do regard this as an interim situation), allowing you to work professionally and build both your confidence and client base while continuing to study to become a Nutritional Therapist. It gives you the skills required to work with clients, to assess their dietary needs and provide dietary plans to optimise health and help to prevent disease. Suitable for: At Raworth we do not grant admissions solely on a candidate's academic background. We also look for qualities such as interpersonal skills, a naturally therapeutic mind-set, and a personality that is clearly suited to the courses we offer. Furthermore, we accept students of all ages and backgrounds, from all over the UK and from abroad and actively employ an equal opportunities policy.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Dorking (Surrey)
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20-26 South Street, RH4 2HQ

Start date

On request

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Course programme

Core Course Modules

  • Pathophysiology
  • Practice Management
  • Introductory Counselling Skills - Level One

Macro and micro-nutrients:
Food sources and nutrient value of carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and water

Nutritional Biochemistry:
How macro and micro-nutrients work in the body at a chemical level.

Dietary Models and Therapy:
Range of diets, organic eating and “superfoods”

Introductory Research Methods
(not needed if you have got a science degree): helping you to know the difference between fact and fiction, using basic statistical methods

Ethics and Codes of Practice:
BANT codes of ethical practice in research and clinical settings. Registration as BANT Student Member

Clinical Practice Level 1:
Conducting ‘real’ consultations, following role-play and observations

Weekly college attendance

Full-time study equates to three to four days per week and part time is anything from one day per week. Most courses can be studied in a flexible way.

Study Days

61 over three terms on Thursdays and Fridays.

Additional information

Payment options: To enrol and secure a place, you must pay a 25% deposit. Your fees include all class activities, course notes, exam registrations and any special kits required (for example, essential oils for aromatherapy or reflexology kits for reflexology courses). However, you will need to pay for your course text books most of which we stock at college and can often be purchased by you at a discount. Also, when you enrol on a practical course you will need to buy a college uniform from the college office.
Comments: At the end of this course, you can join the British Association for Nutritional Therapy (BANT), as a student member.

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