Ms Pascale Jacquemet 

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A naturopath is a healthcare professional who treats, advises, and supports individuals using a holistic approach rooted in alternative medicine. Naturopathy is a non-conventional practice aimed at restoring balance in the body through natural methods.

Naturopathy helps you learn more about yourself and become aware of how your body functions.

Definition of the Naturopathic Profession (SEFRI) with a Federal Diploma:

A naturopath with a federal diploma in Traditional European Medicine (TEM) is a health specialist who, using the tools of their discipline, identifies, alleviates, and promotes the healing of illnesses. They provide advice, support, and guidance for individuals with acute and chronic health issues, using treatment concepts based on alternative medicine and the therapeutic tools of TEM.

When is Naturopathy Indicated?

Naturopathy can be beneficial for all types of issues, whether physical or emotional. It complements conventional medicine without replacing it, which is why it is considered part of complementary medicine.

What Are the Skills of a Naturopath?

A naturopath with a federal diploma is able to:

• Recognize and individually treat health disorders using a comprehensive alternative medicine system.
• Establish a medical diagnosis to ensure the effective use of alternative therapeutic tools and provide competent support throughout different stages of the illness without compromising patient health.
• Implement therapeutic communication and relational processes.
• Develop comprehensive and sustainable prevention strategies.
• Work in a network and as part of a team.
• Use relevant knowledge and information for the profession.
• Manage their practice entrepreneurially and maintain quality.
• Behave professionally, respecting ethical principles and the well-being of the profession.

What Does a Naturopath Do?

A naturopath works within a broad range of areas, including:

• Psycho-emotional care
• Terrain therapy with oligotherapy, gemmotherapy, phytotherapy, etc.
• Detoxification of excretory organs (liver, gallbladder, kidneys, intestines, skin, etc.)
• Revitalization with vitamins, minerals, and trace elements
• Nutritional rebalancing
• Regeneration of intestinal flora
• Boosting the immune system with plants
• Manual therapies