Department of Naturopathy and Alternative Therapies

The Department of Naturopathy and Alternative Therapy is dedicated to exploring holistic approaches to health and wellness. The department was established in June 2023.We focus on natural methods of healing, emphasizing the body's innate ability to heal itself when given the right support. Our department offers a wide range of alternative therapies, including Hydro therapy, Mud Therapy, Fasting, Massage therapy, chromo therapy ,acupressure, Pranic Chikitsa, nutritional therapy, and mind-body techniques such as meditation and yoga.

At our department, we strive to integrate traditional wisdom with modern scientific research to provide effective and personalized treatment options for our patients. Our practitioners are highly trained and committed to helping individuals achieve optimal health and well-being in a natural and sustainable way. Whether you're seeking relief from a specific health condition, looking to prevent illness, or simply want to enhance your overall wellness, the Department of Naturopathy and Alternative Therapy is here to support you on your journey to better health.

Vision
The goal of Naturopathy And Alternative therapy education for students is to provide them with the values, information, and abilities needed to become skilled and caring naturopathic physicians. Naturopathy & Alternative programs should provide a comprehensive education that encompasses a broad spectrum of natural healing modalities, including herbal medicine, nutrition, lifestyle counselling, healing without drugs. Students should gain a deep understanding of each modality and how to integrate them effectively into holistic treatment plans. Vision of naturopathy and Alternative Therapy for students is to cultivate compassionate, competent, and holistic healthcare practitioners who are equipped to address the complex health challenges of individuals and communities using the principles of natural healing and integrative medicine.

Mission
The mission of a Naturopathy and Alternative Therapy department for students is to provide a comprehensive and rigorous education that prepares individuals to become skilled, compassionate, and evidence-based naturopathic practitioners. The department should offer in-depth instruction in a wide range of natural healing modalities, including herbal medicine, nutrition, hydrotherapy, acupressure, and mind-body medicine. Students should develop a deep understanding of each modality, including its principles, mechanisms of action, indications, contraindications, and evidence base.

Practical clinical training is essential for students to develop the skills and confidence needed to effectively assess, diagnose, and treat patients using naturopathic principles. The course should provide ample opportunities for hands-on clinical experience under the supervision of experienced practitioners, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world settings and refine their clinical skills.Integration of Traditional Wisdom and Scientific Evidence: Naturopathy is grounded in both traditional healing wisdom and modern scientific research. The course should emphasize the integration of these two perspectives, teaching students to critically evaluate the evidence base for different natural therapies while also honoring traditional knowledge and practices that have stood the test of time.