New Mexico School of Natural Therapeutics

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New Mexico School of Natural Therapeutics

Ethics & Emotional Support Skills
Business Procedures & Professional Ethics
Philosophy of Natural Therapeutics

Student Internship Clinic & Natural Remedy Store
Graduate Work Program

Albuquerque In Autumn
Autumn is lovely in Albuquerque. Here's a few photographs that reflect the atmosphere.

Continuing Education + Workshops Are Open to the Public
No experience necessary! Continuing Education & Workshops are open to everybody.

Plant Based Philosophy
We ask that students only bring or prepare food plant-based Vegan or Lacto-Vegetarian on campus.

Lavender in the Village Festival
A beautiful community event filled with educational workshops, delicious food, live music, and free massages

The Astonishing Story of Dr. Randolph Stone
"The old concept of energies in the constitution of man" linked "with the scientific research in space"

A Short History of Nature Cure and Natural Therapeutics
"Nature is the healer of all disease" • "Let foods be your medicine and your medicine your foods."

To empower students through a comprehensive training in physical & energetic bodywork modalities. • To graduate highly skilled and compassionate practitioners who will assist others in transformational healing.

You are invited to tour our campus in beautiful New Mexico. Begin your student application process right now.

Earth Roots And A Healer Named Spud
In Private Notes For Students of Polarity Therapy Conventions, Dr. Stone presents charts that illustrate the twenty five prakritis. Prakriti: Nature, the essential nature of mind and matter, which projects itself in various forms of emotions and actions. According to Hindu (Samkhya) philosophy, there are twenty-five prakritis that consist of the five principle manifestations of each of the five elements that make up the human body.1

Autumn: Season of the Metal Element
Chinese Medicine associates each season with an element and its related organs. Autumn is Metal element. The yin Metal organ and meridian is Lung. The Lung’s yang counterpart is Large Intestine. During autumn, the Lung and Large Intestine are more susceptible to imbalances. With the change in temperature, one is more prone to respiratory conditions, such as colds and flu. Wei qi is the type of qi associated with the Lung. It is defined as protective qi, qi that protects us from exogenous pathogenic factors, such as wind, cold and damp. This type of qi can become challenged during autumn.

Autumn in Albuquerque is wonderfully majestic and has a unique southwest urban-rural-oldworld charm. We searched through Flickr to find some evidence of this to share with our friends, readers, and extended families. Enjoy!