At its heart, nutrition is about nurturing the whole person in body, mind, and spirit. We see nutritional medicine not as ‘alternative’ medicine, but as the original medicine.
The nutrition module makes up half of the Integrative Diploma and covers a wide range of topics chosen for their relevance and importance in 21st-century health. Upon graduation, students are eligible for membership with The Federation of Nutritional Therapy Practitioners and The Complementary Medical Association.
Psychological coaching is about growth, awareness, and authentic connection. Which are a vital part of each student’s personal and professional journey.
Students are coached as they learn, deepening self-awareness and expanding their understanding of our integrative approach to health. The sessions are interactive, inspiring, and transformative. We believe you are your most important case study, and your life is your most meaningful assignment.
In Year 1, coaching forms just over a third of the diploma, growing to half in Year 2 as confidence and practical skills expand. Upon graduation, students are eligible for membership with the European Mentoring and Coaching Council.
We teach students how and when to use homeopathy for everyday acute ailments, including symptoms that may arise during the body’s natural healing process. As nutritional medicine and psychological coaching begin to restore balance, the body may express old patterns through temporary symptoms such as tonsillitis, skin eruptions, fever etc. Some ailments may arise due to suppressed emotions being released, such as hives or a flare of thrush.
Homeopathy offers rapid relief in a safe and effective way to support these acute phases. The Rapid Relief Homeopathy module forms one quarter of the first year of the Diploma.
The transformative learning experience at The New School of Nutritional Medicine is designed to help students grow both within and beyond the classroom. We believe every day offers an opportunity to embrace new educational, social, and emotional experiences from the world around us.
Our experienced teachers provide a safe, engaging, and warm environment, sprinkled with humour, where students are guided in both their learning and personal development.
We uphold high academic standards, and our objectives and curriculum remain fluid and responsive, evolving with the changing world we live in.
Regents University, Regents Park
Inner Circle, London, NW1 4NS
The integrated nutrition course is taught over 20 weekends in two years, designed to fully prepare the student for a successful professional practice in nutritional medicine and psychological coaching.
Online low cost clinics (one day a month) are attended by all students in year 2.
Each teaching day is from 10am – 5.30pm. Recordings and lecture notes are provided. Limited online spaces are available for students residing overseas or 100-plus miles outside of London. BUT we require online live participation during teaching weekends. We believe in learning by participating, and community is indispensable.
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Our commonly asked questions about the Integrated Nutritional Medicine Diploma Course, including queries about applications, the curriculum, fees, student requirements and schedules.
The diploma is a 2-year part-time course, running one weekend a month over two years (from September to September). We have a total of 20 teaching weekends with school clinics in year 2, each 1 day a month (outside of the teaching weekends).
On successful completion of the course, you qualify as a Nutritional Therapist and Psychological Coach.
The School is in the beautiful location of Regents Park, Central London.
We have limited online spaces for students residing overseas or 100 plus miles out side of London. The teaching is available to you live online. We require full participation in the live online sessions. Live participation and interaction is vital, the school community is indispensable.
Online spaces tend to get booked well before the application deadlines in August. So if you want to apply for an online space, we suggest applying as soon as possible.
As a school and team, we believe in interactive group learning and building a genuine community of like-minded people. The triad/dyad work in our coaching module is live and experiential, there is no room for passengers. ?
The nutrition medicine course with psychological coaching is a part-time immersion course. Sessions are taught over 20 weekends, one weekend a month over two years, each teaching day is from 10am – 5.30pm.
Additionally, we have clinic days (one day a month), which start at the end of year 1 and run throughout year 2. These clinics are compulsory and are included in the School fees.
All teaching sessions are recorded and comprehensive lecture notes are provided. The recorded sessions are available in the online membership area until the end of the two-year course.
Each school weekend morning sessions run from 10am-1pm afternoon sessions from 2pm-5.30pm.
Year 1: Nutrition Medicine 50% of the curriculum, Psychological Coaching 35% and Rapid Relief Homeopathy 15%.
Year 2: Nutrition Medicine 50% of the curriculum and Coaching 50%
The nutrition medicine and coaching assignments for each month will reflect the subject taught each month. They are practical, relevant and all build towards the final year graduation cases.
Clinic days run one day per month, starting at end of the first academic year and finishing at end of the second year. These clinics are compulsory.
The course is fully approved and recognised by the Complementary Medical Association (CMA), The Federation of Nutritional Therapy Practitioners (FNTP) and the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC).
We do not believe this is an issue. We have students who do not have a science background but have a passion for health and wellbeing.
We are looking for passionate individuals with drive and a lifelong love of learning. FYI, the course has many elements including, nutrition, biology, biochemistry, homeopathy and life/health coaching.
We have several blogs listed below that you may find helpful in explaining more about the teaching at the School and how we view education. Do spend some time reading the blogs, as we appreciate this a life-changing investment.
Naturopathic Nutrition Course: Dear potential 21st century practitioner
A 2 year Integrated Nutrition Diploma Course; What it is and what it is not.
Nutrition & Coaching: The Post Lockdown Era
85% attendance for all live lessons
all assignment / case studies to be completed by deadlines provided
compulsory attendance on clinic days in year 2, participation in live classes, and all fees to be paid by June of year 2.
The diploma is integrated in order to provide a holistic approach to healing. We recognise that in the 21st century 'one 'modality alone is no longer enough. We believe in order to raise 21st century practitioners, psychological coaching plays a vital role.
First and foremost, psychological coaching helps YOU in your every day life. The first year of the coaching module is about YOU. We want our students to be educated on a WHOLE mind-body level. The ‘head/cerebral’ learning is easy, it is the internal work that can be more of an exciting and challenging journey.
We recognise that personal growth and development (the inner coaching) is a vital aspect of our Integrative Nutritional Medicine diploma. We believe, successful 21st century practitioners are practitioners who know themselves.
Psychological coaching plays a vital role in being present with clients, learning how to assist clients to be empowered, empowering them to have agency for their own lives and their health goals.
The course gives you the skills to not only use Rapid Relief Homoeopathy (acute prescribing) to assist in healing. in acute situations such as a fever or urinary tract infection, we also bring in sarcodes and nosodes as well as homeopathic biotransformation blended into the curriculum throughout the 2 years.
In Robin Murphy’s experience he believed that almost every chronic case a practitioner takes, if tracked back in time (time line), it starts with either an injury, a loss, a grief, a shock, an accident. In other words it starts with a first aid situation, which if treated appropriately would avoid the development of chronic conditions. Thank you Ian Watson for sharing this.
To get you started, below is a blog you may want to read on Rapid Relief Homeopathy.
The Rapid Relief Homeopathy module gives you the skills to be able to use homeopathy in acute situations, for home use and in clinical practice. This is covered under naturopathy. We also bring in sarcodes, nosodes and homeopathic biotransformation that are taught throughout the two years in various nutritional medicine topics.
The 2 year part-time integrated nutritional medicine diploma does not qualify you as a homeopath.
If you would like to study homeopathy alone, there are many homeopathic colleges that run 4 year part-time courses.
In today’s world, learning to use homeopathy naturopathically through our two-year diploma provides a vital foundation for the next generation of integrative practitioners.
Nutrition forms around half of the curriculum in both Year 1 and Year 2.
Psychological Coaching takes up just over a third of the first year and expands to around half in the second year, as your confidence and practical skills deepen.
Rapid Relief Homeopathy is introduced in Year 1 through in-class sessions, supported by pre-recorded lectures. Classroom time focuses on casework and real-life application, helping you integrate homeopathy confidently into your practice.
Yes we teach several functional tests in depth and a few as optional.
This blog (below) explores some of the functional tests we teach and shows how they are woven into the nutrition medicine modules, helping students connect theory to real-life practice and making our Diploma not only experiential but also unique.
For those in the UK, we have open days in March, April and May and June.
We also be hold an online 'open day' session for those overseas (limited online spaces) if you are interested. For further information on the specific dates etc., subscribe to our newsletters HERE.
If you do not want to wait for an open day or missed it, but are keen to find out more about the course before applying, we have our summer live online open day recording. Just drop us an email with the title OPEN DAY ZOOM RECORDING.
If you have any further questions, do not hesitate to contact us HERE
There is a deadline for the end of August; HOWEVER, as we receive applications throughout the year, we advise applying earlier, as our classroom sizes are limited due to the nature of our integrative diploma course. This course is in person in London, we offer a few live online spaces for those further afield such as other countries.
Can I apply now?
Yes, you can and as we limit our class size, we encourage you to apply as soon as you are ready.
We urge all applicants to have a thorough read of the website before applying. And if you 'gel' with what you read and feel, then we would love for you to apply:
Completing the application form (https://www.newschoolofnutrition.com/application)
Paying the £105 admin fee
You will be contacted by the school about your application. If successful, you will be invited to an online informal interview - we want to ensure that this School, this two-year part-time integrative course, is the right fit for you and us.
If the interview is successful, you will be notified by email and requested to pay the remaining administration fee as a deposit to secure your place on the course.
Completing all the steps above, saves you a place.
Complete the application form (https://www.newschoolofnutrition.com/application)
Pay the £105 admin fee
You will be contacted by the school about your application. If successful, you will be invited to an online interview - this is informal, and we want to ensure this School, this two-year part-time integrative course, is the right fit for you
If the interview is successful, you will be requested to pay the remainder of the administration fee to secure your place on the course.
There are several options for paying for the course fees.
They are due by the first week of September before the start of year 1, either:
Total fees for the two years
Two instalments once every year (before the start of each academic year)
Monthly over the 20 weekends
Further details on the course fees can be found as follows:
Included in your course fees are: all lessons, clinic days, one to one drop-in sessions with specific members of teaching staff.
Extra costs include: Books, functional tests, and supervision (a minimum of 5 hrs supervision in nutrition is required as part of the graduation criteria).
Overall study time can vary from student to student and from month to month, but in general we suggest you put aside between 5-10 hours per week.
As with any course, the more ‘you put in the more you get out’.
Our diploma course is an immersive practical course. You apply, live and breathe the learning from the first weekend. Therefore every moment you are awake is a moment 'studied'.
IMAGINE.....
....learning about the microbiome and the importance of its diversity, once this is learned in class, students start to implement the changes from the 'get go' being more mindful with their daily meals and snacks, changing shopping habits, listening to a podcast whilst cooking etc. Is this time considered study time?
In coaching, you become aware of your own perspective on life and your behaviours, your story, your blind spots, this all creates shifts in your student journey and your personal life, we consider this part of the study hours.
Not at the moment.
Our passion is community and learning together, sharing ideas, building trust and doing the inner work, therefore our London-based classes and live interactive weekends will always be our key focus. We see our students flourish being with a like-minded tribe, laughing, crying and just being together. We see the teachers inspired by each other and the students.
We currently have several mini online courses that you may want to do from the comfort of your home to get a 'feel' for our 'vibe'.
Current online courses are HERE
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There are no exams. Do we hear a sigh of relief? ?
We don’t believe in exams, they often test short-term memory rather than lasting understanding. Instead, our two-year diploma is built around continuous coursework that’s directly relevant to real life and clinical practice.
Learning at The New School is experiential, immersive, and practical...you learn by doing.
To get a feel for the heart of our teaching style and philosophy, have a read of our blogs, including the post below to get an idea of how we teach and why we teach the way we do.
Integrated Nutrition Course: Nutrition, Coaching, Rapid Relief Homeopathy
https://www.newschoolofnutrition.com/post/accredited-integrated-nutrition-course-nutrition-coaching-rapid-relief-homeopathy
If you are ready to apply…we are excited to hear from you!
2-year Diploma £10825
Option One: £10825
One single payment of £10370 plus £455 admin fee
Option Two: £10935
Two yearly payments of £5240 plus £455 admin fee
Option Three: £11225.10
22 x Monthly payments of £489.55 plus £455 admin fee
A fee of £15 is charged for each overseas transaction.
Apply for the 2026/2027 academic year now.
Interested in studying with us? We’d love to hear from you and can’t wait to meet our next group of students. If you have any questions about the course, please get in touch. We are happy to help.
If you are ready to take the next step, wonderful! Applications for the next academic year are now open, and as classroom places are limited, we encourage you to apply early.
Ready to apply? Then…
1. Start by downloading the syllabus: if it feels like the right fit, take a moment to read through our blogs and get a sense of who we are and how we teach.
2. Feeling inspired? Complete and submit your online application form.
3. Next steps: we will be in touch by email within two working days. If your application feels like a good match, you will be invited to an online interview.
4. Following the interview, we will let you know within 2 working days whether you have been accepted onto the programme.
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