Endeavour College of Natural Health

When Brittany Elliott left school in Adelaide, her parents were adamant that she went to university and so, she did. But while she was studying for a business degree, she was thinking about nutrition.

Once upon a time, if someone asked for milk in their coffee it was safe to say there was only one or two choices at the most. These days, quite the opposite is true.

Jude Interino has always liked eating, but after attending a seminar by a natural supplement company, he got thinking about food as something more.

We always start the new year off with the best intentions. And while our resolutions may not make it past January, there is nothing wrong with setting goals and planning for a positive year ahead. New years resolutions aside, here are a few blog articles which may help set you up for a brilliant 2021 (and goodness knows we all need it).

2020. What a year. We don’t need to talk about the year that was as we all well and truly lived it. Instead, let’s take a look at which articles on the Endeavour Wellspring blog gained our attention in 2020. From a classic konjac noodle piece to exploring the modern wonders of an ancient treatment, here are the articles that piqued your interest this year.

2020 was the year where we spent more time at home, decluttered our space, picked up new hobbies and cleared the shelves of flour to make banana bread.

As a primary school teacher, Sarah Young knows well the heavy workload and expectations placed on teachers. While she loves teaching, when it started to impact her health, she knew she had to find a better way.

In the third year of her Naturopathy degree, Brooke Klower discovered she was pregnant. Rather than stop, she persevered with her studies, going into labour during an exam later that year. Two years on, despite some obstacles, Brooke has graduated with high distinctions, set up her own business and recently welcomed her second healthy child.

With two decades of experience in skin treatments and spa therapies, Eleni Cico felt studying Naturopathy was inevitable. Only after she had children, did she decide to pursue her passion for natural health.