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Information for Nutritional Advisers wishing to renew their membership and update their details:
Please press the option above for FORMS, then select Application to join the Register
The form required for you to fill out is on page 2 of the form. Please print this form, fill in the details and send to the address listed at the bottom of the form, accompanied with your cheque
If you have already paid for your renewal we still require you to fill and send this updated information, thus enabling our records to be of an up to date and efficient standard.
Thank you,
Penny Woolley.
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Welcome to 'The Register of Nutritional Therapists Ltd' official website.
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Founded in 1990, the Register of Nutritional Therapists brings
practitioners together, represents their interests, lobbies parliaments, and provides access to a full range of
distance learning and college courses from Foundation to B.Sc., M.Sc.,
or Ph.D.
Summary
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- Self-taught
and formally trained therapists can join the Register as Full
Members and work up the ladder of educational courses to attain
the level at which they choose to work.
- Students
can join the Register as Student Members.
- Associate
membership is for any person or organisation interested in supporting
our therapy.
- The
Register's web site will inform the public as to the skills available
from our therapists and will enable them to find a therapist appropriate
to their needs.
- The
Register can direct therapists and students towards courses, both
in-college and distance-learning, provided by recognised Colleges.
- We
also offer the Register's RNT Update to existing
practitioners, a home study compilation, to attain the advanced
level of European Certified Nutritional Practitioner (ECNP).
- The
ECNP is the entrance requirement for the Bachelor Conversion
Course which enables practitioners to access the appropriate science
subjects at degree level to attain the:-
Distance Learning Bachelor of Science Degree in Health Sciences
(Nutritional Medicine
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and practitioners can move from Foundation to Advanced Level and then
to Fast Track Conversion into the Bachelor of Health Science (Nutritional
Medicine) Degree. Our qualified practitioners can then progress to
their Masters Degree in Nutritional Medicine or Ph.D. |
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All
study is designed around the concept of Distance Learning and the
courses may be started as soon as you are ready.
We will be using computers and internet for communication with practitioners
from around the world as well as for accessing and distributing research.
It will become necessary therefore, if you are not yet computer literate,
to take a short computer course and organise access to equipment.
The Distance Learning Degree Courses delivered by the Register of
Nutritional Therapists have been put together as a collaboration between
the Register of Nutritional Therapists (UK) and the Australian College
of Natural Medicine in Brisbane, Australia. You can access their own
web site on www.acnm.edu.au. |
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The
Aims of the Register
To develop Educational Standards & Professional Qualifications
with International Recognition
To formulate a Public Awareness programme
To evolve a monitoring process to ensure that Agreed Principles
and Ethics are maintained
The
Register is open to:
- Existing
practitioners whether self-taught or formally trained
- Students
and new-comers to the profession
- Members
of the public and organisations interested in supporting Nutritional
Medicine
Two
levels of practitioner are currently recognised
1 Nutritional Adviser (Basic / Level 1)
2 Nutritional Practitioner / Consultant (Advanced / Level 2)
The Register of Nutritional Therapists
definition of the different levels
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Nutritional Adviser will have completed a Foundation Course and
been assessed.
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The Nutritional Practitioner will have completed an Advanced Course
and been assessed.
The
Nutritional Adviser will be concerned with the maintenance of good
health, advising on dietary and lifestyle changes.
The Nutritional Practitioner / Consultant will be concerned with diagnosing,
identifying the root cause of disease, carrying out appropriate tests
and recommending such nutritional supplements and dietary / lifestyle
changes as may be appropriate to achieving an amelioration of conditions.
Click here for the RNT's
campaign for Different Levels of Therapist. |
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