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Our members may be qualified in the modalities of Spagyric, Naturopathy, Homeopathy, Nutrition, Western Herbal Medicine, , and Ayurvedic Medicine. along side with Yoga, Meditation, Massage and Chakra Therapy. 

Yes. All members of the CHMR must meet strict minimum entry requirements based on both educational qualifications and experience. All members must hold qualifications that meet CHMR minimum education standards at the time of application.  In addition, they must also hold and maintain first aid certification, professional indemnity and public liability insurance, and ongoing continued practitioner education. Members are also recognised under, by The Council Taxation Office exemption as health care professionals.

Yes. The CHMR insist all practising members carrying professional indemnity insurance to protect them and their patients.

Yes. All practising CHMR members need to obtain 20 continued professional education (CPE) points (1 hour of education – 1 CPE point) on an annual basis. This further education may be in various forms including (but not limited to): seminar attendance, webinars, educational workshops, webinars, and conferences.  Health Funds also require CPE points to be obtained by providers to continue their fund recognition.