The last academic year was different and challenged us all with various forms of change and adjustment due to the pandemic. With the new academic year, we are shifting back from “digital to social,” which naturally feels very stimulating.
Many of us have a strong desire to meet in various ways to exchange knowledge, thoughts, and ideas. We know that manual medicine is best taught in person in the classroom. At the same time, there are parts of the naprapathy program that remain well-suited for digital teaching methods.
The School of Naprapathy is characterized by dedicated and competent students, teachers, and staff who have many exciting ideas and thoughts about our education. We should be proud of this and nurture it well. We closely follow developments in the medical field to achieve our goal:
“To offer education based on science and proven experience, to convey a critical approach and an understanding of the importance of constantly acquiring new knowledge, to train naprapaths who are confident in their professional role and can take independent medical responsibility, and to train naprapaths who can actively contribute to the development of the profession.”
We look forward to continuing to create the best possible manual medicine education together.
I look forward to seeing you during the new academic year!
Helène Schulte, Licensed Physician, PhD
President, School of Naprapathy