29/04/2026
In our latest blog post Professor Earle Abrahamson, Associate Director at CNHC, reflects on the value CNHC brings to the complementary healthcare sector and how his work with CNHC has evolved over the years.
You can read the blog post in full at www.cnhc.org.uk/articles/weaving-purpose-into-practice
17/04/2026
CNHC’s workshop at IPM 26, ‘Setting standards: The regulation of complementary healthcare in the UK’ takes place on Thursday 18 June at 10.30am.
The workshop is an opportunity to find out more about the system of voluntary regulation of
complementary healthcare practitioners in the UK and why setting standards is crucial to the integration of complementary therapies into mainstream healthcare.
Find out more here: https://ow.ly/Srpz50YLgou
16/04/2026
Caroline Gilmartin is a CNHC-registered Naturopath, Principal and Owner of the Natural Healthcare College UK, and is currently Interim Chair of the Naturopathic Nutrition Association (NNA) who act as one of CNHC’s Verifying Organisations (VOs). In the latest blog post on the CNHC website she looks at GLP-1 weight loss drugs and how naturopathic nutritional therapy can support people who are on or ending a period of taking weight loss drugs.
You can read the blog post in full here: https://ow.ly/3xE150YKvtN
13/04/2026
Opportunities for CNHC-registered Massage Therapists to become Massage Training Institute (MTI) tutors. Find out more here: https://ow.ly/f7XQ50YIkeY
09/04/2026
"Reiki" means ‘universal life energy’ in Japanese, a term used to describe a natural system to help bring about an improved sense of wellbeing and a positive feeling of spiritual renewal.
Did you know that Reiki is one of the 18 complementary therapies that appear on CNHC's Accredited Register of complementary healthcare practitioners? By choosing a CNHC-registered Reiki practitioner you aren't just booking a session, you are choosing assurance, safety and standards. All CNHC registrants have met high standards of training, are fully insured and adhere to a rigorous Code of Conduct, Ethics and Performance.
Find a practitioner near you by searching CNHC's online Accredited Register at www.cnhc.org.uk
08/04/2026
The latest issue of our newsUpdate is out now: https://mailchi.mp/cnhc.org.uk/march-april-2026
If you don't subscribe to it already, you can sign-up on our website to receive it direct to your email inbox. Visit https://ow.ly/BAnT50W1KoT
06/04/2026
CNHC are pleased to be supporting the Integrative and Personalised Medicine Congress (IPM) for a fifth year. If you are a CNHC registrant, you can claim a 20% discount on early bird booking fees. Book by 7 May 2026 and pay the members early bird rate of £145 per day. Find out more here: https://ow.ly/aaOU50YnYkM
04/04/2026
🌷 Happy Easter from CNHC! 🌷
As nature is in bloom and the days get brighter, we’re celebrating the incredible power of renewal.
Spring is nature’s way of reminding us that it’s never too late for a fresh start. Whether it’s refocusing on your wellbeing, setting a new goal, or simply taking a moment to breathe and reset, now is the perfect time to flourish.
Take some time this weekend to recharge your batteries and embrace the energy of the new season.
Wishing you a restorative and joyful break! ✨
02/04/2026
April is Stress Awareness Month 💚 The theme for 2026 is .
Stress is a natural part of life, but when it becomes overwhelming, it can affect our physical and mental health. During April, we’re focusing on taking small, manageable steps to reduce stress and improve wellbeing.
✅ Top Tips for Reducing Stress:
🚶♀️ Get active: Even a short daily walk helps.
🧘♀️ Practice mindfulness: Try deep breathing or meditation.
🗣️ Talk it out: Share worries with friends or professionals.
🗓️ Prioritise Self-Care: Set aside time for what you enjoy.
Looking for support? Choosing a CNHC-registered complementary therapist ensures you are receiving care from a professional who meets high standards of training and conduct. Find a practitioner near you at www.cnhc.org.uk
25/03/2026
Craniosacral Therapists use light touch and a spacious presence to encourage deep relaxation in their clients. In a typical session the client will lie (or sometimes sit) clothed on a treatment couch. The therapist makes contact by gently placing her/his hands on the client's body and uses a light, listening touch to tune into the subtle motions taking place. This quality of touch allows the patient to deeply let go, without any expectation of pressure, adjustment or pain.
The body has self-healing capabilities and is constantly striving for good health. Through deep relaxation, Craniosacral Therapy can facilitate this natural propensity for balance and a feeling of wellbeing in the client. Craniosacral Therapy recognises the interconnection between mind, body and emotions.
You can choose a therapist near you by searching our online Accredited Register of complementary healthcare professionals - giving you the confidence that they have met high standards of safety and professionalism and abide by CNHC's rigorous Code of Conduct, Ethics and Performance.
Visit https://ow.ly/KYO950YyT0c