Clayton College of Natural Health Blog

Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine for Women’s Health: Bridging the Gap Between Western and Eastern Medicine is the new book by CCNH graduate Kathleen Albertson, L. Ac. PhD, Holistic Nutrition. In the book, Albertson gives her readers a basic understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) – what it is and how it works – as [...]

The article “The 11 Best Foods You Aren’t Eating” featuring CCNH graduate and faculty Jonny Bowden recently appeared on The New York Times’s list of most-viewed stories for 2009. Way to go Jonny!
Read the 1st food item you should be eating, and then follow the link to find out more:
Nutritionist and author Jonny Bowden has [...]

Robin Kashuba, Clayton College of Natural Health graduate, educates each one of her clients in her new practice about healthier options so they can make better lifestyle choices for themselves. Here is an excerpt from Hutchinson Leader giving an inside look into the decision to open a professional practice and why it is so important [...]

“What is a Naturopathic Practitioner or ND? Without complicated explanation you can just say that NDs are trained to refuse to treat symptoms and to offer quick fixes, they are trained to go deep into the heart of the health problem.”
Read the article where CCNH graduate Cynthia Winslow talks about her role in healthcare as [...]

Natural Health PhD student Jane Coleman, who received the 2008 Cheraskin Research Grant award from Clayton College of Natural Health, was interviewed by the Waseca County News about her quest to discover the effect of Spring Forest Qigong on people suffering from chronic emotional or physical pain. Her goal was to demonstrate that SFQ [...]

Brain health is the specialty of Donna McIntosh, graduate of Clayton College of Natural health. The Desert Sun article “Does Good Health Begin in the Brain?” explains how McIntosh considers all health problems, mental health, and nutritional habits when consulting clients. McIntosh offers helpful remedies and natural solutions instead of over-the-counter and prescription drugs [...]

Scott Smith is a Doctor of Natural Health student at Clayton College of Natural Health, who recently wrote the article

This article is from the blog, Science Driven, Real Life Toddler Nutrition.
This is a blog post by CCNH graduate Jacque Miller, who is a nutritionist, human behavior specialist and a certified lifestyle educator. She passionately supports local and national issues regarding small business, education and health and wellness. She is an active member of [...]

In Udaipur, India, the Udaipur Shakti Works (USW) co-director and alternative health researcher, Rita Dixit-Kubiak will be teaming up with Floracopeia for a workshop complete with intense meditative experiences, hands-on herbal and Ayurvedic training, and intellectual explorations of herbal technologies. Dixit-Kubiak is a graduate of Clayton College of Natural Health, and will be coordinating the [...]

Clayton graduate Vicki Chelf now hosts two radio shows “Truly Sustainable Sarasota” on WSLR 96.5 fm, and Green Connection US on www.webtalkradionetwork.com. Both shows focus on health and the environment.