The Abha Light College of Natural Medicine Opens in East Africa

First college for homeopathic training

The Abha Light College of Natural Medicine has opened in Kenya through the teamwork of a group of experienced homeopaths, naturopaths and traditional healers from The United Kingdom, India , and Keny. Special to thanks go to Dr. Robin Murphy (USA) for his strong support of this endeavour and many others as well. The college includes separate diploma courses in Homeopathy, Naturopathy, African Traditional Medicine (phytotherapy) and Reflexology. There are plans to bring on board a department of Chiropractic in the near future and also Therapeutic Massage.

Overview of the Courses

Homeopathy
A 3-year lecture course includes practical in-clinic internship leading to an Abha Light Diploma.
Accreditation: Graduates are awarded a Diploma in Homeopathy, ADHom. The course is affiliated with London College of Practical Homeopathy (LCPH) in UK and recognized by the Kenya

Institute of Alternative Medicine, Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health.

Traditional Medicine (African & International)
A 3-year lecture course includes practical in-clinic internship leading to an Abha Light Diploma in Traditional Medicine (ADTM).

Reflexology
This 14 session course (in 3 months) covers Reflexology, Anatomy & Physiology as it relates to reflexology.
Certification: Students passing the examination will receive an Abha Light Diploma in Reflexology (RDA)

Course Structure
In all three disciplines – Naturopathy, Homeopathy and Traditional Medicine – students share certain common units: Anatomy & Physiology, Clinical Diagnosis & Clinical Preparation, Physiological Pathology and Life Skills. All students gain a basic knowledge of the fundamentals of Reflexology, Nutrition and Naturopathy. Each discipline also gains some introductory knowledge of the other practices. This approach enables all students to be specialized in a particular discipline yet be familiar with the others.

How You Can Help

•  Books, software and magazines of all sorts are needed in all aspects of health- alternative medicine, self-improvement, nutrition, clinical medicine and homeopathy.
•  Computers and internet technology are needed for students’ resource and training.
•  Qualified individuals are welcome to teach for a 3 month term.
•  The syllabus for Naturopathy & Homeopathy is still being refined. Relevant articles are welcome as is direct assistance in syllabus-making.
•  Contacts to potential donors (in the public domain or otherwise) are welcomed.

For further information, please visit their website <www.abhalight.org/college> or contact the Director, Didi Ananda Ruchira at <>