Natural Health, Herbal Medicine & Physical Wellness

It appeals to students interested in natural remedies, preventative health, lifestyle-based wellbeing, and complementary health practices.

The Master Herbalist Course provides in-depth knowledge of medicinal plants, their actions on body systems, and safe formulation practices. It forms the backbone of natural health education within this pathway.

The Anatomy and Physiology Certificate Course ensures students understand how body systems function, allowing herbal and natural therapies to be applied responsibly and effectively.

Aromatherapist (Advanced) expands treatment options through essential oils that support physical health, emotional balance, and nervous system regulation.

Flower Essence Therapy and the Foundation Homeopathy Consultant Course introduce subtle energetic approaches that complement physical remedies by addressing emotional and constitutional imbalances.

Macrobiotic Health focuses on nutrition, seasonal eating, and lifestyle rhythms, reinforcing preventative and long-term wellbeing.

Acupressure adds a hands-on modality that supports circulation, relaxation, and energy flow.

Herbal medicine addresses physical systems, while aromatherapy and acupressure provide practical, immediate support. Flower essences and homeopathy address emotional and energetic contributors to physical symptoms, and macrobiotic health reinforces wellbeing through daily lifestyle choices. Together, these courses create a comprehensive and adaptable approach to physical health.

Students often start with herbal medicine and gradually integrate lifestyle, energetic, and hands-on therapies.

This pathway is designed for students who want to work professionally in natural health and complementary wellness support. In Australia, graduates commonly work in private natural health and wellness practices, herbal dispensaries and health food retail environments, complementary therapy clinics, community health and wellbeing programs, and holistic beauty, spa, or wellness centres. Students develop practical skills in formulating basic herbal remedies and wellness plans, understanding anatomy and physiology for safe practice, and applying aromatherapy, acupressure, and lifestyle-based interventions to support preventative health and long-term wellbeing.

Many graduates use this training to launch a private herbal or natural health consulting business, add herbal medicine or aromatherapy services to existing wellness practices, work in holistic health retail or dispensary roles, or deliver workshops focused on natural health, nutrition, and preventative care. Courses in this pathway are recognised by Holistic Health Associates International (HHAI) and the International Institute for Complementary Therapists (IICT), which may support professional recognition and insurance pathways for complementary therapy work in Australia, where appropriate.

Learning rarely follows a straight line. Many students begin with a single interest and, as their confidence and curiosity grow, feel drawn to explore complementary areas of study. The All In Pass is designed to support this natural learning process, giving students access to Health & Harmony’s full range of courses rather than locking them into a single qualification.

With the All In Pass, students can move freely between related subjects within this pathway — or explore other pathways entirely — as their interests evolve. This flexibility is especially valuable for those who are still discovering how they want to apply their learning, whether for personal growth, professional development, or a combination of both.

Students can begin with a free trial period, allowing them to experience the depth, teaching style, and variety of the courses before committing. After the trial, the All In Pass continues as a simple subscription, making it easier to study multiple disciplines without the pressure of choosing just one course upfront.

Rather than viewing education as a single decision, the All In Pass encourages exploration, integration, and long-term learning — supporting students as their understanding deepens and their pathway becomes clearer.