Javier Holsonback: pay no attention to scoffers, believe in your dreams and pursue them, you will be happey and so will those you help
Malcom Fenoff: A degree in what? The problem with these people is that they have no education.
Reginald Maxi: First you need to decide what branch of alternative/holistic medicine you are most interested in. The major ones are Homeopathy, Naturopathy, Chiropractic, Osteopathy and TCM/Acupuncture. You can learn more from local or national Associations. In many jurisdictions these are regulated health professions. The general admission requirement to professional programs that usually require at least 4 years of study is a BSc degree. Part of the course requirement for any of these health professions is clinical internship....Show more
Woodrow Neyman: http://www.quackometer.net/blog/2009/03/top-ten-ti...
Estrella Northway: Buy a book to learn the lingo (chi, energy, pressure points, etc), then just make up treatments! as you go along. The vast weight of scientific evidence says that most of this stuff is essentially using the placebo effect, so as long as you can inspire confidence in your clients, you can help them feel better. Make sure you don't poison them with your herbs and you should be fine.Living in LA or NYC would also help....Show more
Delphine Cajka: hmmm, I'm reminded of this short video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swDpWNKB5Co
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