Endeavour College of Natural Health

The extended lockdown in Melbourne was surprisingly good for Sarah Kirley and her family. The forced break from her business allowed her to study naturopathy, sharing her study journey with her husband and three children.

We are proud to share the below research proposal designed by three of our current students Elena Yanchenko, Nicole Pugliese, and Vanessa Sharma. This student research proposal was selected to be published by the Journal of the Australian Traditional Medicine.

In the 2000s growing up, Laura Stevens was surrounded by health messages that said: look good, and you’ll feel good. But after Laura sought a naturopath’s help for a health condition, her mindset shifted to prioritise feeling good.

Netball is Laura Scherian’s first true love, but it is followed closely by cooking. Armed with talent, determination, and a naturopathy degree, Laura pursues both with gusto from the Sunshine Coast.

We are thrilled to announce that Endeavour has expanded its annual scholarship program to support more students as they embark on their natural health journey.

Laila Helena was born in Adelaide but lived for 12 years in Brazil, where her parents established one of the country’s first permaculture centres. Homeschooled and taught to venture outside to gather plants and herbs, naturopathy was a natural career choice for Laila.

In her twenties, Karen Van Esveld toyed with the idea of studying nutrition but thought she wasn’t in the headspace for biochemistry.

These past years have been hectic, wouldn't you say?

A decade ago, Rachel Dhanjal’s life looked very different. She had moved to Brisbane, studied a year of nutritional medicine while working, but was also suffering from chronic back pain, anxiety and depression.