The Medicine You Always Knew
Was Missing
The Academy of Humanopathy trains medical doctors, certified health professionals, and the next generation of Integrative Naturopaths in what conventional training does not cover. Not as an alternative to Western medicine. As the part that completes it. Postgraduate Training in Humanopathic Medicine. Graduate as an Integrative Naturopath.
Our postgraduate programme covers eight disciplines: homeopathy, traditional Chinese medicine, lifestyle medicine, psychology, nutrition, electro-photonic science, Siddha medicine, and biofield assessment. Each is taught by a practising clinician or researcher. Every module connects directly to clinical work.
We hold accreditation from the Complementary Medical Association, the Hahnemann College of Homeopathy, and collaborate with the London College of Homeopathy. We currently train practitioners across fifteen countries. Graduates leave with a postgraduate qualification, CMA membership eligibility, and a clinical framework that addresses the whole person.
What is Humanopathy?
The Medicine you always knew was missing. The Academy Director explains what that means in practice.
Postgraduate Programme in Humanopathic Medicine Graduate as an Integrative Naturopath
Psychology and Neurolinguistic Programming in Patient Care
Foundations of Homeopathy
Chinese Medicine, The Healing Within
Empowering Health Through Lifestyle Medicine
Nourishing Wellness: The Approach of Integrative Nutrition
Electro-Photonic Science in Integrative Medicine
The Timeless Path of Siddha Medicine
Humanopathic Medicine, A Conscious Journey to Health
A limited number of tuition grants are available each year.
Clinical and Therapeutic Masterclasses
Beyond the eight core modules, the Academy offers specialist courses taught by practising medical doctors, researchers, and clinical specialists. Each course extends a specific area of integrative medicine. Available as optional study or as part of progression toward the MSc pathway.
Medicine of the Energy Fluids
Ancient wisdom meets modern medicine. Rooted in Aristotle and Plato, this course traces energy fluid theory to clinical application.
Holistic Approach in Oncology
Cancer treatment as seen holistically. Integrating clinical oncology with whole-person care, going beyond conventional approaches.
Epigenetics and Personalised Medicine
Epigenetics and personalised genetic exploration in cancer. How environment and lifestyle reshape gene expression.
Trauma Release with Peptides and Amino acids
Peptide and amino acid protocols for nervous system regulation, trauma release, and stress recovery.
Decoding the Body’s Subconscious Communication
The body speaks before the mind does. Learn to read physical symptoms as expressions of deeper emotional patterns.
Everyday Harmony: An Introduction to the First Level of Bach Flower Remedies
Patient emotional profiling, remedy selection, and clinical integration of Bach Flower prescribing.
Structured Online Training
Flexible Schedule
Monthly Live Sessions
Your Qualification
Why Humanopathy is the Conversation Healthcare Needs Now
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Humanopathy?
Humanopathy is the advancement of naturopathy. It takes the foundational principles of natural medicine and extends them into integrative medicine, quantum medicine, and biofield science, bringing these disciplines together with Western medicine into one coherent clinical framework. The Academy of Humanopathy is a London-based postgraduate institution training medical doctors, health professionals, and therapists in this approach. Graduates carry the professional title of Integrative Naturopath, accredited by the Complementary Medical Association.
What is an Integrative Naturopath?
An Integrative Naturopath is a health professional trained in naturopathic principles extended through integrative medicine, biofield science, and Humanopathic methodology. It is the professional title awarded to graduates of the Academy's postgraduate programme. It reflects a whole-person approach to health that draws on the best of natural medicine and takes it further than conventional naturopathic training does.
What is integrative medicine and how is it different?
Integrative medicine combines evidence-based conventional medicine with complementary disciplines including nutrition, psychology, traditional Chinese medicine, and lifestyle interventions. It does not replace Western medicine. It expands it. At the Academy, we go further still, adding biofield science and quantum principles to create a complete clinical picture of the person, not just the condition.
Is the Academy accredited?
Yes. The Academy holds accreditation from the Complementary Medical Association (CMA), the Hahnemann College of Homeopathy, and a collaboration with the London College of Homeopathy. Graduates are eligible for full CMA professional membership and listing in the international CMA practitioner directory on completion.
How long is the programme?
The postgraduate programme is one year, fully online, and requires approximately 5 to 7 hours per week. It is designed for working professionals and fits around an existing clinical or professional schedule.
Can I study while working full-time?
Yes. The programme is built for working professionals. All lectures are recorded and accessible on demand. Monthly live sessions are recorded for later access. A mobile app allows you to study from anywhere. You set your own pace within the structured academic roadmap.
What qualification do I receive?
Medical doctors receive a Postgraduate Diploma in Humanopathic Medicine. Health professionals and therapists receive a Postgraduate Certificate in Humanopathic Medicine. All graduates carry the professional title of Integrative Naturopath, recognised through CMA professional membership and the international practitioner directory.
Who can enrol?
The programme is open to medical doctors, certified health professionals, therapists, and individuals building a career in integrative naturopathy. Career changers without an existing health professional qualification enter through the Dual Diploma pathway, which includes a second year with the London College of Homeopathy.
How much does the programme cost?
Fees are set by region to make postgraduate integrative training accessible worldwide. Current fees are USD 5,500 for USA and Canada, GBP 4,690 for the UK and international students, EUR 4,750 for EU students, and EUR 3,750 for students based in Greece. A 20% deposit secures your place and is fully refundable within 14 days. Flexible payment plans are available on request.
Can I practise after completing the programme?
This is a postgraduate educational qualification, not a clinical practice licence. Your ability to practise depends on your existing professional registration and the regulatory framework of your country. The title of Integrative Naturopath, backed by CMA accreditation, positions graduates to work in integrative health settings, wellness clinics, and private practice, either as an independent practitioner or alongside existing professional credentials.
What the Academy Offers
International Faculty
Our educators are medical doctors, researchers, and professors in active clinical or academic practice. They bring expertise from the UK, USA, Russia, Greece, India, and Spain.
Biofield Technology Training
We train practitioners to use electro-photonic imaging and Gas Discharge Visualisation technology in clinical assessment. This dimension of the programme is taught by Prof Dr Konstantin Korotkov, one of the leading researchers in the field.
Eight Therapeutic Systems
The curriculum draws on homeopathy, traditional Chinese medicine, Siddha medicine, lifestyle medicine, nutrition, psychology, electro-photonic science, and the Humanopathic methodology developed by Dr Nikos Chatzibalassis. Each is taught with equal clinical seriousness.
Specialist Scientific Courses
Beyond the eight core modules, we offer specialist courses from practising clinical experts: holistic oncology (Dr Aleksandra Filipovic), epigenetics and personalised medicine (Dr Sotirios Nikolopoulos), trauma release therapies (Dr Ioannis Bouchelos), and energy medicine (Dr Nikolaos Papandreou).
Humanitarian Commitment
A portion of Academy profits funds humanitarian healthcare initiatives. We train practitioners in regions where access to postgraduate medical education is limited, and support community health projects globally.
Therapeutic Communication
Module A1 with Felix Economakis, Chartered Psychologist, covers patient communication, NLP, and the mind-body connection. This is clinical skill training, not theory.