Health Q & A – why aren’t naturopaths registered in Australia?
This week Martin asks:
Why aren’t naturopaths registered in Australia?
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2018 update
Naturopaths (along with all AHPRA and non-AHPRA health professionals are forbidden to share testimonials on websites, social media and other forms of advertising.
Why naturopaths can’t use testimonials.
Chinese medicine has been registered Australia-wide since 2012.
Gill’s credentials
Diploma of Applied Science (Naturopathy) – graduated from Southern School of Natural Therapies (SSNT) 1991 after completing the most comprehensive, science-based training available at the time (4 years full time, including physiology, anatomy, chemistry, biochemistry and clinical diagnosis).
Senior lecturer SSNT (herbal medicine, naturopathic clinical medicine) 7 years.
Guest speaker: at major Australian universities, teaching hospitals and the Australasian Society for HIV Medicine.
Naturopathic practitioner and clinic owner since February 1992.
Fellow of the National Herbalists Association of Australia (NHAA).
Resources
NHAA on regulation and ARONAH.
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Great video Gill! We have pretty much the same issue of unregistered professionals with Personal Trainers…expect it’s even worse in the fitness industry. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Sue. It’s a knotty issue!
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