VETERINARY HERBAL MEDICINE - FOUNDATION COURSE

COURSE CODE: (VHM-F)

An introduction to the fundamentals of Veterinary Herbal Medicine, the most useful herbs in clinical practice, and the basic skills needed to begin integrating them into veterinary practice. An information-packed, clinically-based, 3-day introduction to the art and science of Veterinary Herbal Medicine.

Excellent course. Great mix of herbal information presented in a well structured
format with interesting practical lessons – Anthony Coyne MRCVS

SYLLABUS SUMMARY
This foundation course provides a broad overview of veterinary herbal medicine including the role of herbal medicine played in traditional veterinary practice, the relationship of herbs to nutrition, and how animals medicate themselves in the wild. The basic sciences of herbal medicine are introduced including medical botany, phytochemistry, pharmacology and pharmacognosy.

The herbal medicines are studied by presenting the science of herbal medicine alongside traditional, holistic herbal knowledge. Fifteen of the most important and useful herbal medicines are covered in detail.

Information on mechanisms of action, clinical indications, herb dosage, toxicities and herb-drug interactions ensure that veterinarians can begin integrating herbal medicine into their practice safely and effectively.

Practical sessions include opportunities to create topical herbal preparations for various complaints and daily herb walks in the countryside to identify local herbs. Case studies and group work further support the process of applying the science and integrating the holistic concepts into everyday veterinary practice.

Guest lecturers - specialists are invited to speak on their special interest.
Manufacturers - herbal medicine manufacturers are invited to introduce their products.

Fees include all field trips, course materials, lunches and teas. VAT is not charged for non-UK students. Payment can be made by cash, cheque, credit/debit card or bank transfer. Please give us a call to discuss terms if you would like to spread out the cost of the course by making monthly payments.

FURTHER INFORMATION

CURRICULUM
Additional information on the general curriculum for the herbal medicine courses. This will give you an overview of the subjects included in the study of veterinary herbal medicine, and what to expect on the course.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Additional information on the pre-requisites for study, educational approach, certification, course accreditation, course fees and study materials.


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