Enroll in our Self-Paced Diploma of Applied Science in Foot Health Practitioner Course for beginners, Massage therapists, Personal trainers, and other other bodywork professionals. Increase your skillsets and marketability by adding to the services you can provide to your clients. This course consists of a theory portion (800 study hours depending on how fast you learn) and a practical portion where you will learn the fundamentals of foot care such as nail & callus debridement, client education in diabetic foot care, proper foot care, and general foot education. You can study in your own time, at your own pace and from the comfort of your own home. If you have any questions, or would like feedback or encouragement as you progress through the course you will receive academic support. At the end of the theory portion proceed to the one day practical training (usually scheduled on a Sunday). You will qualify with an academic qualification along with a Foot Health Practitioner Level 2 qualification and automatically become registered with the Bermuda Natural Health Practitioners Council. Course Objectives: 1. Define levels of care in Foot Care
2. Understand the Anatomy and physiology of the nail and foot.
3. Identify Medical conditions affecting the Feet & Functional Disabilities.
4. Describe the use of 5.07 Gram Monofilament.
5. Identify tools & equipment authorized to cut or trim the toe nails.
6. Discuss techniques for infection control and to prevent cross contamination of instruments, equipment, and patient exposure.
7. Understand the safe techniques: Nail trimming & Management of Corns & Callouses.
8. Understand the role and scope of practice of Foot Care Certified Nurse or Technician.
9. Describe strategies to prevent foot problems and complication including shoe gear, socks, pads, and inserts.
10. Demonstrate techniques for proper use of: nail nippers, curettes, stainless steel rasp or file, manual sanding files, and powered rotary tool.
Course Fees includes online lectures, instructional materials, textbook, clinical instruments, and lab practical fees regularly $6550.00 are discounted $1600.00 for the month November. Call 777-0589 OR Email: [email protected]

​Enroll in our Self-Paced Diploma of Applied Science in Foot Health Practitioner Course for beginners, Massage therapists, Personal trainers, and other other bodywork professionals. Increase your skillsets and marketability by adding to the services you can provide to your clients. This course consists of a theory portion (800 study hours depending on how fast you learn) and a practical portion where you will learn the fundamentals of foot care such as nail & callus debridement, client education in diabetic foot care, proper foot care, and general foot education. You can study in your own time, at your own pace and from the comfort of your own home. If you have any questions, or would like feedback or encouragement as you progress through the course you will receive academic support. At the end of the theory portion proceed to the one day practical training (usually scheduled on a Sunday). You will qualify with an academic qualification along with a Foot Health Practitioner Level 2 qualification and automatically become registered with the Bermuda Natural Health Practitioners Council. Course Objectives: 1. Define levels of care in Foot Care
2. Understand the Anatomy and physiology of the nail and foot.
3. Identify Medical conditions affecting the Feet & Functional Disabilities.
4. Describe the use of 5.07 Gram Monofilament.
5. Identify tools & equipment authorized to cut or trim the toe nails.
6. Discuss techniques for infection control and to prevent cross contamination of instruments, equipment, and patient exposure.
7. Understand the safe techniques: Nail trimming & Management of Corns & Callouses.
8. Understand the role and scope of practice of Foot Care Certified Nurse or Technician.
9. Describe strategies to prevent foot problems and complication including shoe gear, socks, pads, and inserts.
10. Demonstrate techniques for proper use of: nail nippers, curettes, stainless steel rasp or file, manual sanding files, and
powered rotary tool.
Course Fees includes online lectures, instructional materials, textbook, clinical instruments, and lab practical fees regularly $6550.00 are 2/3 off at $2184.00 for the month October. Call 777-0589 OR Email: [email protected]

​This continuing education course for osteopaths and level one osteopathic manual therapists explores ways to deepen the impact of osteopathic techniques to carry over into functional performance. This course is worth 2 CEUs. Cost $110.00. Email us at [email protected] to register.

Raymond Earl Swan, Albert Jay Donawa, and Kavin Eugene Smith were awarded honorary doctoral degrees in natural health science from the College of Natural Health Sciences Bermuda at the school’s fourth annual graduation and award ceremony. Chancellor Reverend Dr. Detroy Bean hailed the extensive contributions of Swan, Donawa and Smith to Bermuda athleticism and civil society. 
Rasika Chaimongkolpat (valedictorian) and Prapakron Khamdang, both of which are Bermuda residents from Thailand, graduated Cum Laude with Associate of Applied Science degrees in Osteopathic Manual Therapy and clinical competency certifications in Osteokinaesthetics with distinction. Earlier this month Rasika and Prapakron wrote the Bermuda Osteopathy Board Exam to become registered level one osteopathic manual therapists.
CNHSBDA president Dr. Delcina Bean-Burrows remarked on Ms. Chaimongkolpat’s extraordinary “Come from behind win” to graduate with the highest academic and practical examination scores. 
Member of Parliament the Honorable Reverend Dr. Emily Gail Dill who was also in attendance, applauded the hard work of Honorees and graduates. Dr. Dill said, “Do not despise small beginnings. Twenty years from now, we will reflect on this day with satisfaction and pride when we see just how far we have come!”

​Mrs. Sharon Ann Burrows of Sandys parish received an honorary doctorate degree in natural health science in recognition of her longstanding charitable work with seniors and impoverished persons. Ms. Doreen Williams James of Wild Herbs and Plants of Bermuda received an honorary doctorate in recognition of her acclaimed contribution to the field of botanical medicine. Dr. Barbara Holder, retired school psychologist, was also honored and was inducted as professor emeritus of the College of Natural Health Sciences Bermuda. Chanakan Chankhao (valedictorian), Kanlaya Matjot, Chanyarat Phiphatvarakoon, and Pittayarat Simmons, all of which are Bermuda residents from Thailand received their diplomas in Osteokinaesthetic clinical competence with distinction. They all qualified to become registered Osteokinaesthetic Practitioners with the Bermuda Osteopathy Association. Dr. Detroy Bean, chancellor, remarked on how in awe he was of this year’s graduates who have had to overcome significant language barriers in order to complete the program.

The late Honorable Louise Jackson OBE JP was today posthumously awarded an honorary doctoral degree in natural health science from the College of Natural Health Sciences Bermuda, in recognition of her sterling contribution to Bermudian society. Susan Jackson JP MP who attended the ceremony along with other Jackson family members, accepted the honor on behalf of her mother. “My mother left some very huge shoes to fill. Always giving of herself, she was the epitome of this year’s graduation theme “Living Longer Stronger!” She would have been so thrilled to be honored in this way!’ Dr. Detroy Bean, chancellor, paid homage to Dr. The Honorable Louise Jackson whose contribution to Bermuda “remains unmatched”. 

​This week is World Osteopathic Healthcare Week (WOHW) which brings together the global community of osteopaths and osteopathic physicians to celebrate our shared philosophy of mind-body-spirit, and to educate patients, the public, and regulatory authorities about osteopathic care.
This year’s theme centers around educating stakeholders about the distinctive osteopathic profession, which is increasingly gaining recognition and regulation around the world and helping countless patients lead better, healthier lives.
CNHS-BDA in conjunction with the Bermuda Osteopathy Association [BOA] salutes the vision of the Osteopathic International Alliance which is to ensure that every person worldwide has access to high quality osteopathic healthcare.

​This year's College of Natural Health Sciences Bermuda's annual White Tunic Induction Ceremony was marked by four Bermudian students being inducted into the Holistic Therapeutics degree program. Deanna Raynor, Cindy Smith, Oliver Smith, and Rochee Smith, flanked by family and friends, recited the natural healthcare pledge to uphold the core values and standards of care that is consistent with holism, integrity, and humaneness. In her keynote address CNHSBDA Vice President Dr. Saadia Bean addressed the inductees, specifically highlighting how there is a growing need for holistic health practitioners both locally and globally, due to the rise in persons suffering from chronic health diseases.
The white tunic serves as a symbol of each inductee’s commitment to uphold the duties and trust placed in them as caring professionals. The black trousers and/or skirt is a symbol of confidentiality, professionalism, and strength. The combined uniform is worn as a statement of altruism, responsibility, and compassion. " On behalf of the CNHSBA Trustees and faculty we extend a very warm welcome and best wishes to all our inductees for a successful school year!"

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​“Honorary Prathēt thai rūam lư̄at nư̄a chāt chư̄a thai.” These words which translates to “Thailand embraces to its bosom all people of Thai blood” were yesterday sung after the Bermuda National anthem during the College of Natural Health Sciences Bermuda’s second annual graduation and award ceremony. Diplomas and certificates in osteopathic manual therapy and osteopathic wellness studies were handed out to four international students who are all from Thailand. Mrs. Myrtle ‘Sally’ Perinchief OBE received an honorary doctorate degree in natural health science in recognition of her transformative work in Bermudian society as a community activist, charitable worker, and outstanding citizen. Ms. Cosette Durrant, an early childhood educator veteran, also received an honorary doctorate degree in natural health science in recognition of her sterling career that spans over four decades of service.
In her keynote address, president of CNHS-BDA Dr. Delcina Bean-Burrows recounted how Thai students had persevered through language barriers, full time work commitments, and late-night study sessions in a gallant effort to achieve their goals. “Even though it was hard for me, I never gave up” said Natthaporn Jutharlee of Siam Spa. “Anatomy and physiology were especially hard because English is not my first language. My family and friends encouraged me along the way and today I am so happy to graduate from the program.”
In July the graduates will take the Bermuda Osteopathic Board Exam [BOBE] in order to become registered level one osteopathic manual therapists.

This year's College of Natural Health Sciences Bermuda's annual White Tunic Ceremony was marked by four international students being inducted into the Osteopathic Manual Therapy Level 1 program. Nongnuch Manajit, Nattida Pannok, Natthaporn Jutharlee, and Kulab Prapawesang, flanked by family and friends, recited the natural healthcare pledge to uphold the core values and standards of care that is consistent with holism, integrity, and humaneness. Recent CNHSBDA Graduate Cosette Durrant addressed the inductees, encouraging them to not give up, despite how intense the program can be.
Dr. Delcina Bean-Burrows, as she wholeheartedly welcomed each inductee, described the significance of the White Tunic Ceremony from the perspective of the event and the uniform. "The White Tunic Ceremony serves as a rite of passage towards becoming a fully trained clinician. The white tunic serves as a symbol of each inductees commitment to uphold the duties and trust placed in them as caring professionals. The black trousers and/or skirt is a symbol of confidentiality, professionalism, and strength. The combined uniform is worn as a statement of altruism, responsibility, and compassion. "
On behalf of the CNHSBA Trustees and faculty we extend a very warm welcome and best wishes to all our inductees for a successful school year!"

Our newly revised INDUCTION PREP PROGRAM is now a prerequisite for entering our degree programs. Our PREP program will help you to learn and review essential anatomy and physiology content which will allow students to successfully transition into Year 1 of the degree program of choice. The new IPC 300 is conducted 80% online and 20% in-person learning. This program is completed in two academic semesters. Eligible students may complete this program during their last year in high school, however mature students with no prior health education can be admitted into this program. The start date for the new program is September 12, 2022, however applications must be submitted before August 25th, 2022. Call us today to set up a telephone consultation.
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​“As you achieve milestones, don’t forget to celebrate yourselves along with your successes.” These were the words of Dr. Saadia Bean of the Family Intimacy Center who was honored during the College of Natural Health Sciences Bermuda’s July 6th, 2022 inaugural graduation and award ceremony, when associate of science degrees and certificates were handed out to students who studied and completed holistic health practice as well as the College’s Induction PREP Program. Dr. Bean received an honorary doctorate degree in natural health science in recognition of her transformative work in Bermudian society as a teacher, natural healer and therapist, an illustrious career that spans over five decades of service.
In her keynote address, Dr. Bean encouraged the students to continue to aim high in their studies as lifelong learners.  “Today as a graduate, you are entering a new milestone. I ask you now: Are you aware that your life is taking you on one big adventure? One thing we know for sure, life continues offering us new milestones.”
Amongst the graduates were Cosette Durrant, an early childhood educator veteran who received her associate of science degree in Holistic Health Studies and Natthaporn Jutharlee, a therapeutic massage specialist, received her certificate of completion of the CNHS-BDA Induction PREP Program in Science and Functional Anatomy.  Ms. Durrant will be furthering her studies in spiritual healing, while Natthaporn will be continuing her studies with CNHS-BDA to study Osteopathic Manual Therapy.
 
Pictured from left to right: Dr. Saadia Bean of the Family Intimacy Centre, Cosette Durrant, Dr. Delcina Bean-Burrows CNHS-BDA President, and Natthaporn Jutharlee
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​The White Tunic Induction Ceremony at the College of Natural Health Sciences Bermuda, is a milestone event that marks the beginning of the students educational and professional development as holistic healthcare practitioners. Kathy Bean, Zy-Asia Forbes, Sharon Smith, and Cosette Durrant were flanked by family and friends who witnessed each inductee recite the white tunic pledge which is to remain true to the professions’ core values. Congratulations!