Four Bermudians Pledge to Uphold Holistic Health Practice Values

​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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