NewHorizons Open College prides itself on offering high quality, informative and relevant courses of the highest standard in holistic care and spiritual therapies. In order to ensure this high standard we are assessed and accredited by a number of reputable awarding bodies.
NewHorizons Open College is recognised and accredited by the following awarding bodies:
The International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine
Accreditation by the Practitioners of Holistic Medicine (IPHM) is a guarantee of quality and expertise. It means that the college, school or learning programme has been assessed, evaluated and approved by a panel of experienced practitioners and professionals, maintaining the highest of standards in natural therapy for the benefit of both the practitioners and their clients.
IPHM accreditation appears on all Diplomas and Certificates that are issued by NewHorizons Open College as a registered training provider.
Students who successfully complete a course that is accredited by the IPHM will receive a recognised Diploma or Certificate and this will enable them to practice their chosen subject knowing that they have had expert tuition. Accreditation is a process in which certification of competency, authority, or credibility is awarded.
Once you have completed your studies and successfully graduated from the college you will then be able display your Certificate or Diploma with great pride in the knowledge that your hard work and new found knowledge is accredited by us.
The Complementary Therapy Association
The Complementary Therapy Association C.T.A. was formally the Complementary Medicine Association C.M.A. In 1976 it was re-named The Complementary Therapy Association (C.T.A)
The prime objective of the Association is to establish and maintain Standards of Practice and Ethics relating to the Conduct of all Complementary Therapists and Healers in both Teaching and Practice and their interaction with the public.
The Complementary Healing Association
The Complementary Healing Association, (The C.H.A.) is a UK National Charity.
The Charity (which now incorporates the Aromatherapy Health and Beauty Association and the Complementary Therapy Association) was founded by JoAnn Bailey in 1965 with the intention of bringing all Complementary Therapies under one umbrella.
The C.H.A. endeavours to ensure that it operates a responsible complementary therapies web site ‘Link’ Policy to ensure that the content is suitable for all members of the public.
The Complementary Healing Association is registered with the UK Register of Learning Providers: UK Provider Reference Number is 10020425.
