Clayton College of Natural Health Blog

The New Jersey Herald recently published an article about Clayton College of Natural Health student Dani Segal, also known as the Sprout Lady to her friends and family, and her husband Dan, proud owners of Healthy Thymes natural food market. The 20 year old market will have a new addition next year with the planning [...]

When you think of Mister Rogers, what comes to mind? Moral values? check. Mellow tunes? check. Fascinating stories? check. Health and Fitness? hmmm…what? Children today are not quite the same as they were 20, 30, even 40 years ago. Childhood obesity is continually rising, and the need for “fun” educational programs are needed pronto. This [...]

Bill Woford, natural health graduate, has published his first health book, A Medicine that Cures. The book offers remedies for health issues while using natural health, holistic nutrition, and homeopathy. It also contains information on how to reduce the cost of healthcare by becoming less dependent on conventional medicine.
The book is scheduled to be [...]

“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 [...]

CCNH graduate Kay Larson has written a book about her experience as a natural health consultant, entitled  The Handbook for Starting a Business as a Natural Health Consultant: A Guide for the Professional.
She has shared her perspective on marketing her practice, issues that she encountered along the way, as well as some anecdotal stories about [...]