At her naturopathy graduation ceremony, Ashley von Arx got a wonderful surprise – she received the Dux award. She had always looked up to her fellow students without realising others had noticed her own investment in learning.

Histamine intolerance can cause a wide range of common symptoms which are often mistaken for allergic reactions or other health conditions.

With Endeavour’s six campuses based in Australia’s capital cities, students keen to study natural health face the challenge of relocating to study. Here we talk with two Endeavour graduates and a current student who made it work for them.

Many of us are familiar with remedial massage, but what exactly is Chinese remedial massage and how is it different to other forms of massage?

It's natural to feel anxious about entering the workforce after years of study. Some students look forward to graduation with relief, feeling as if they are about to finish a marathon. Others see the finish line as a looming pressure to decide their postgraduate career. We all want to have our ducks lined up in a row. So when you're in your last semester of study and still have no idea what you want to do, it's easy to feel panicked and overwhelmed. Thankfully, as a student, you are in the perfect environment to be supported in this seemingly impossible decision.

Living with endometriosis can be painful and frustrating. Western medicine can offer some relief, but for many, it doesn’t alleviate all the symptoms or address the root cause. Oftentimes, endometriosis sufferers experience more benefits from natural approaches that can help combat pain and discomfort.

Do you find yourself feeling anxious or constantly overwhelmed? Many of us experience these feelings and this article’s aim is to give you a deep understanding of your body and achievable tools that you can use any time to switch out of feeling overwhelmed to cool, calm, and collected.

Allanah Robinson-Cook was studying for two Western medicine degrees when a single naturopathic appointment sent her down a different career path.

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is remarkably common. In fact, it's one of the most common hormonal conditions affecting 12-22% of women of reproductive age. The good news is, PCOS symptoms and overall wellbeing can be improved through nutrition and natural approaches.