Career Opportunities After Graduation

Graduates of the Naturopathy program can begin practicing immediately and often work in:

• Private Wellness Clinics
• Chiropractic, Osteopathic, Massage, or Physiotherapy Clinics
• Spa & Holistic Health Centres
• Home-Based Practices or Mobile Services
• Part-Time or Full-Time Entrepreneurship

Income Potential: Naturopaths in Canada charge up to $140+ per session, making this a low-cost, high-return profession.

Job Security & Flexibility:Build a career around your lifestyle, offering flexible hours and the opportunity to work independently.

Flexible Learning Options

Hybrid Format: Online theory (via Moodle LMS) + In-Person Clinical Internship

Online Format: 100% Online access with login credentials

• Includes presentations, videos, and course materials

• Designed for flexible learning from anywhere

Class Time: Weekday & Weekend Options

Campus Location (for Hybrid Only): Quebec, Brampton (Ontario)

Status: Currently Open for Enrollment

Standard Entry Stream

Delivery Format: Blended learning combining in-person and online components.

Course Structure: Each course is individually assessed to determine the optimal mix of on-site and online instruction. While most courses are conducted entirely on-site, some incorporate online elements, and a few are entirely online.

Educational Approach: Prioritizes in-person learning to foster hands-on experience and community engagement. However, online delivery provides access to esteemed instructors worldwide and offers greater flexibility in student schedules.

Health Care Providers (HCP) Entry Stream

Eligibility: Designed for registered health care professionals such as physiotherapists, massage therapists, nurses, and others with relevant educational backgrounds.

Transfer Credits: Applicants may be eligible for transfer credits based on their prior education and experience, potentially reducing their course load each term.

Assessment Process: Transfer credits are evaluated case-by-case to ensure alignment with program requirements.

About the Program

This program focuses on natural healing practices, incorporating techniques such as Nutrition, Herbs, Homeopathy, Massage, and other naturopathic principles. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of naturotherapy principles and practices.

Course Structure and Delivery

The program offers a balanced blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application:

• Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, and Biochemistry
• Naturopathic Principles and Techniques
• Ethics and Professional Practice
• Reflexology and Ayurveda
• Herbs and Natural Diet
• Nutrition and Hydrotherapy
• Research / Thesis Paper

Course Structure and Delivery

• Interactive Lectures: Engaging sessions led by experienced instructors.
• Hands-On Workshops: Practical training to apply learned techniques.
• Case Studies: Real-world scenarios to enhance critical thinking.
• Assignments: Projects and reflections to reinforce learning.
• Assessments: Regular evaluations to monitor progress.
• Discussion Forums: Collaborative platforms for knowledge exchange.

Accreditation & Professional Associations

Upon completing the program, graduates can join professional associations such as the Commission des Praticiens en Médecine Douce du Québec (CPMDQ). Membership in these organizations enhances your professional credibility and provides access to a network of practitioners and ongoing professional development opportunities.

Faculty & Support

Personal tutor access for guidance

Live academic support

Administrator & advisor assistance throughout your journey.

Campus Locations

Head Office: Pincourt, Quebec

Campus Location: Brampton, Ontario

Membership Requirement

To enroll, applicants must be student members in good standing with Sara Canada Academy—Local 3351 (CPMDQ).

After graduation, you’ll receive your official Massage Therapy Diploma and be ready for the job market.

Ready to Start?

Connect with us today to begin your journey in holistic healing!

Email: info@saraca.ca / local3351@cpmdq.com

Phone: 905-904-2032

Website: www.saraca.ca