Endeavour College of Natural Health

Half-way through her environmental science degree, Amy Parin decided to put it on hold to pursue her passion in natural health. She’s now in her first year of naturopathy at Endeavour.

After the birth of her first baby, Kathryn Khiroya realised she didn’t want to return to work behind a desk. She started to search for a career that resonated with her soul and served others. Exercise eventually led Kathryn to her first love.

As a child in Tasmania, health researcher Alana Gall learnt about organic veggies and the use of plants as medicine long before it was fashionable. It may have easily led to a career in natural health, but the path wasn’t straightforward.

Hollie Kempton is a health and nutrition coach, fitness instructor, powerlifter, high school teacher, cook and owner of the popular Instagram account Powered_by_vegies. So, how does she fit in a Bachelor of Health Science (Nutritional and Dietetic Medicine)?

As a Bioceuticals Practitioner Sales Consultant Camilla Adams is normally out on the road visiting health practitioners across the Gold Coast but working through a pandemic has made her busy in other ways.

Ever since she can remember Lucy Eccles has been moving – dancing, swimming, cheerleading, playing netball and water polo. When she discovered the thrill and challenge of aerial silks, Lucy was instantly hooked. As well as opening up a new way to move, the aerial arts inspired a career change.

Rachel Larsson was in the middle of a Bachelor of Public Health (Nutrition) when she realised it just wasn’t what she wanted to do. True to her nature, she finished the degree and then enrolled in Naturopathy at Endeavour.

After school, Claudia Milbourne studied what she was good at, not where her passion lay. Years later, in a different country and armed with valuable life and professional experience, she’s returned to her original dream.

For as long as she can remember, Nutritionist Jessica Cox has dreamt of publishing a cookbook. Now she’s done it!