Diabetes Risk Awareness Course

Diabetes Risk Awareness Courses at The School of Natural Health Sciences
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    Self Study: £75 Tutored: £95

    Instalments: Deposit Payment

    A Distance Learning Diploma Course of 8 Lessons

    Diabetes Risk Awareness Course

    Diabetes is widely recognised as one of the leading causes of death and disability in the industrialised world. The purpose of this course on diabetes mellitus is to ensure that holistic therapists are in possession of sound information so that they are aware of the symptoms and dangers of this disease. Therapist’s will therefore be in a position to know when to recommend that a client seeks qualified medical advice and assistance.

    Diabetes is incurable. However, early diagnosis, followed by the appropriate treatment, will enable the individual to live a full and productive life. This course will be of benefit to every Holistic Therapist. This is seen as an ‘additional course’ to all other therapy training and is provided to broaden the knowledge and increase awareness of this ailment for everyone who studies this course.

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    Diabetes Risk Awareness Course

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    Diabetes Risk Awareness Course Instalments

    Tutored: Single payment of £295
    or £95 deposit followed by 4 monthly payments of £50.

    Self Study: Single payment of £175
    or £75 deposit followed by 2 monthly payments of £50.

    Subjects included in the Course

    • What is Diabetes Mellitus?
    • Diabetes Types 1 & 2
    • Why Holistic Therapists should be knowledgeable about diabetes
    • Long term complications from diabetes due to late diagnosis
    • Duty of care that the therapist owes to the client
    • The endocrine system and the pancreas
    • Production of the hormones insulin and glucagons
    • The regulation of blood sugar
    • Hyperglycemia and Hypoglycemia
    • The importance of Diet and Weight Control
    • Levels of blood glucose
    • The symptoms of diabetes
    • The complications and long term physical damage caused by diabetes
    • Blindness, kidney failure, heart disease, nerve damage, and limb amputations
    • Implications for the Holistic Therapist
    • How the therapist can make a ‘preliminary assessment’ and refer to a Medical Professional
    • Managing the initial discussion
    • The questions that the therapist needs to ask and how the answers may be interpreted
    • Assessing the results of the discussion session
    • How to advise on Dietary measures and exercise programmes
    • How you can incorporate diabetic risk assessment into your practice

    About Our Diabetes Risk Awareness Course Writer and Tutor – Tony Edwards

    Tony Edwards holds advanced qualifications in Nutrition, Counselling, Psychotherapy and Behaviour Modification, Stress Management, Transpersonal Psychotherapy and Naturopathy. He is a Nationally Registered Hypnotherapist and Hypnoanalyst, a Fellow of the British Institute of Hypnotherapy and a Registered Member of the Association of Natural Medicine. Tony is also the author of internationally recognised training courses and texts in these subjects. He is a member of several ‘Professional Bodies’ concerned with various modalities in the complementary therapy field, a Member of the Nutrition Society, and a Life Fellow of Medicina Alternativa.

    Those who have studied with us previously, will be familiar with Tony’s excellent presentation of many of our courses. These include: Hypnotherapy, Medical Hypnotherapy, Past Life Therapy, Clinical Nutrition and Meridian Psychotherapy.

    Tony has written an article entitled “Obesity – A briefing for Complementary Therapists” where he discusses the implications of the spiralling obesity problem. The article also suggests that Holistic Therapists have an ‘important role’ to play in combating the problem, by offering Nutritional advice to their clients

    Diabetes Risk Awareness Course Feedback

    Libuse Lysova
    Dublin, Ireland

    Thank you very much for your congratulations on the successful completion of the course in Diabetes Risk Awareness. For me, a foreigner who cannot speak English well, it is particularly important to obtain a Grade A pass. I hope I can also study my other courses successfully as well.

    It is the first step to my new career. I am just 55 years old, but I think that it is never too late to start doing something that people are interested in. Thanks to your school I can, like many people from around the world, fulfill my wishes and dreams.

    I wish you many happy and successful students, and therapists, who also bear the seal of the School of Natural Health Sciences to their clients, and transmit the knowledge and experience gained.