This module focuses on the relationship between the body, mind, and emotions. Far from being meaningless, this vision of health is now studied by science. It allows us to establish the link between certain diseases and underlying emotional disorders.

In this section, you will discover:

• The workings of the mind: the primary cause of disease;
• How beliefs and behaviors are shaped;
• Complementarity with modern medicine;
• The analysis of body signals;
• The seven emotional centers and the connections with the different organs;
• The "emotional centers" questionnaire, adapted to a specific example.

This third module will describe the seven emotional centers one at a time, explaining how emotions are associated with different body structures. Simple anatomical and physiological concepts and a practical approach to care and treatment will be discussed.

In this section, you will discover:

• The primary center associated with "social relationships;"
• The connection with the musculoskeletal system, blood, immune system, and skin;
• Case studies supporting these connections;
• The concepts of terrain and emunctory in naturopathy;
• Practical therapeutic approaches.

In this module, the connections between the emotional center, "perception of one's own identity," the genital system, and the urinary system will be explored. We will also study organ functions associated with balance in a relationship, which must be considered when developing personalized therapy.

In this section, you will discover:

• How the second center is related to the reproductive organs, the lumbar region, and the pelvis;
• The third center, which corresponds to the digestive system, the weight, the adrenal glands, and the pancreas;
• The health implications of imbalances related to these centers;
• The connection between weight gain, fear, and self-esteem;
• Specific case studies illustrating these relationships;
• Natural therapeutic solutions.

We will continue the analysis of the emotional centers, focusing on the importance of their proper functioning to restore and maintain optimal health. Through case studies, you will develop an in-depth understanding of the impact of emotions on the body.

This module will address the following:

• The cardiovascular system;
• The respiratory system or chest;
• The fourth center related to the balance between personal desires and the desires of loved ones;
• The mouth, jaw, and teeth;
• The cervical region and the thyroid ;
• The fifth center in relation to good communication.

Module 6 concludes the analysis of the different emotional centers. It deals with how people relate to the outside world and how beliefs impact, sometimes negatively, health. After analyzing these last two centers, you will discover how to perform a complete holistic assessment.

This module will address the following:

• The sixth center related to "open-mindedness and curiosity;"
• The brain, eyes (sight), and ears (internal and external);
• The last and seventh center in relation to spiritual power, belief in oneself, in a deity, or spiritual energy;
• Chronic and degenerative diseases;
• The study of concrete examples;
• An essential evaluation tool for any accompaniment.

Nutrition is the central pillar of health. In this module, you will discover how to educate patients about healthy eating. Learn about self-healing and how to adapt your advice to the treatments your patient may be undergoing.

This module will cover:

• Introduction to Holistic Nutrition;
• The three food categories: carbohydrates, fats, and proteins;
• The basics of healthy eating;
• Naturopathic treatments;
• The need to take into account age and physical condition to adapt the diet;
• The importance of dietary changes and their impact on the different centers.

In this module, the focus will be on health nutrition. Dietary supplements, vitamins, and minerals will be discussed so that you can understand how to use and advise them based on a patient's needs and eating habits.

In this section, you will discover:

• The nutritional value of fruits and vegetables;
• The benefits of legumes, oilseeds, and seeds;
• Macronutrients and calories;
• The health impact of over-consuming animal products;
• Hydration, oils, herbs, spices, sauces, and other foods;
• Essential food supplements: minerals, trace elements, and vitamins.

After reviewing nutrition, we will cover herbal medicine, essential oils, and detoxification. These three techniques will be an integral part of working in naturopathy.

This module will address the following:

• The 1+2 detoxification method;
• Symptoms that validate the need for detoxification (depression, fatigue, digestive disorders, insomnia, chronic pain);
• Fasting, fiber, water, NAC, and probiotics;
• A plant catalog (how to use them, why, how much);
• Essential oils in relation to pathologies;
• The risks associated with using certain plants.

You now have the necessary knowledge to implement a therapeutic strategy. This section aims to guide you in treating the most common pathologies.

You will discover in this module:

• What stress is and how it manifests itself;
• The effects of stress on the body;
• The body's repair mechanisms during sleep;
• The leading causes of sleep deprivation;
• A treatment plan to combat sleep disorders;
• Tools to stimulate brain function;
• Techniques for maintaining a healthy weight.

Here we will continue the discussion started in the previous module. We will present other pathologies and different naturopathic treatments to be implemented. The aim is to develop monitoring tools and propose therapeutic strategies to fight certain disorders.

This module will teach you:

• How to increase energy due to chronic fatigue;
• How to boost the immune system;
• How to relieve pain;
• How to treat skin diseases;
• How to manage major digestive problems;
• How to manage asthma.

This module will focus on additional natural practices, such as essential oil massage, reflexology, lithotherapy, relaxation, and meditation, which will help restore proper body functions.

You will discover in this module:

• How to blend essential oils depending on skin type;
• How to perform a facial message;
• How to use reflexology to improve organ function, relieve pain and stress;
• How to use different stones to improve emotional and physical well-being;
• Different relaxation techniques to relieve stress;
• Mindfulness meditation technique.

This module discusses how the therapeutic properties of plants, trees, and water improve overall well-being. The medicinal use of trees and flowers offers new insights into healing the body and mind. 

This module will focus on the following:

• Using Bach Flower Therapy to help with emotional and mental imbalances;
• How to prepare the different Bach remedies;
• Gemmotherapy and the use of remedies made from tree and shrub embryonic buds;
• How to choose the correct plant remedy depending on the client’s physical and emotional needs;
• Hydrothermal therapy uses the effects of temperature and the form of water for internal and external use.

Light plays a tremendous role in our physical and psychological health. This module will discuss several light-related therapies, as well as Iridology.

This module will cover:

• Analyzing the characteristics of the iris to determine body tissue health;
• A detailed iris map indicating different iris areas and the associated body area or organ;
• The use of light to heal certain physical diseases;
• How natural sunlight is helpful with skin conditions and other physical ailments;
• How the body's physical and energetic systems interact with the color vibrations of the visible light spectrum;
• Different colors and their association with various chakras.

This module will discuss practical tools that will facilitate your holistic naturopathic practice. Advice on setting up a practice and finding clients will also be provided.

In this section, you will discover the following:

• A practical guide to treatment;
• The importance of a therapeutic order;