Aaron Ander

Aaron Ander

CNP, ROHP

http://www.naturalpathhealing.com

Graduation Date
November 2003

Most Memorable Moment
Half an hour into my first class, fundamentals of nutrition, I knew then I was in the right profession. At last I discovered a science that could validate what I knew to be true – that food can be used for healing. In the language of biochemistry I had found my path, and for years I carried that passion into everything I did.

Favourite Class
The herbology class was the most practical and useful class that I remember. I constantly refer back to the textbook, and am grateful for the system of formulating herbal remedies which we learned. I use the skills from that class on myself and family every day.

Clinical detoxification has been invaluable when creating programs for clients. It’s amazing how complicated our body is, and how knowledge of liver detoxification can be applied to many health conditions.

Lastly I value Iridology and the introduction I received after graduating. As a clinical practitioner, I could not imagine working without that unique and practical tool of health assessment. When I graduated, I was left overwhelmed with a wealth of information and knowledge. Iridology helped me to put all those skills to use in a way which connected to real people and apply that knowledge in a truly holistic w

Currently Doing in the Field of Holistic Nutrition
I have recently been elected as board of director for the IONC.  In that role I aim to support the elevation of this profession and all its practitioners.  My career has taken me back to school, first to study mental health and addictions, and then towards a degree in public health and community services.  I have been shifting my focus from practicing as a clinician, to working upstream with social policy, and populations on the whole. I also maintain a consulting practice in my home town of Nelson BC.

Contact Information:
http://www.healingwithiridology.com
250-551-4233
anray7@gmail.com

Favourite Quote

Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is Our light, not our darkness that most frightens us…

Marianne Williamson
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