Herbalist: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Herbs - CPD Accredited

Royal Open College

MCQ-Based Examination

Included in course price

• Module 01: Fundamentals of Herbal Medicine 11:18

  • 1: Module 01: Fundamentals of Herbal Medicine 11:18

• Module 02: Principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Herbal Practices 09:36

  • 2: Module 02: Principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Herbal Practices 09:36

• Module 03: Herbal Pharmacy, Formulations, and Therapeutics 12:45

  • 3: Module 03: Herbal Pharmacy, Formulations, and Therapeutics 12:45

• Module 04: Botanical Studies and Plant Recognition 13:20

  • 4: Module 04: Botanical Studies and Plant Recognition 13:20

• Module 05: Materia Medica of Healing Herbs 12:23

  • 5: Module 05: Materia Medica of Healing Herbs 12:23

• Module 06: Herbal Chemistry and Active Constituents 10:15

  • 6: Module 06: Herbal Chemistry and Active Constituents 10:15

• Module 07: Anatomy and Physiology in Herbal and Holistic Healing 12:48

  • 7: Module 07: Anatomy and Physiology in Herbal and Holistic Healing 12:48

• Module 08: Nutrition, Diet, and Herbal Support 10:04

  • 8: Module 08: Nutrition, Diet, and Herbal Support 10:04

• Module 09: Aromatherapy and Complementary Plant-Based Remedies 11:12

  • 9: Module 09: Aromatherapy and Complementary Plant-Based Remedies 11:12

• Module 10: Herbal Applications in First Aid and Emergency Support 09:50

  • 10: Module 10: Herbal Applications in First Aid and Emergency Support 09:50

• Module 11: Women’s Health Through Herbal Approaches 13:05

  • 11: Module 11: Women’s Health Through Herbal Approaches 13:05

• Module 12: Ayurvedic Principles in Herbal Healing 10:31

  • 12: Module 12: Ayurvedic Principles in Herbal Healing 10:31

• Assessment 04:00

  • 13: MCQ Assessment 04:00

• Course Completion 02:00

  • 14: Final Words! 01:00
  • 15: Additional Information 01:00

Herbalist: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Herbs

The Herbalist: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Herbs - CPD Accredited course provides learners with a complete grounding in herbal knowledge, blending traditional Chinese practices with modern insights. It covers herbal formulations, plant recognition, and therapeutic uses, alongside essential anatomy, nutrition, and holistic healing principles. By combining theory with applied approaches in women’s health, aromatherapy, first aid, and Ayurvedic integration, the course equips learners to support wellness through natural remedies.

Course Curriculum of the Herbalist: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Herbs

Module 01: Fundamentals of Herbal Medicine
This module introduces the history and philosophy of herbal medicine, exploring its role across different cultures and traditions. Learners gain an understanding of how herbs are prepared, applied, and integrated into holistic healing practices.

Module 02: Principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Herbal Practices
Students learn the foundations of Traditional Chinese Medicine, including yin-yang theory, the five elements, and meridian systems. The module focuses on how herbal remedies are matched to energy imbalances for targeted treatment.

Module 03: Herbal Pharmacy, Formulations, and Therapeutics
Covers methods for creating herbal tinctures, teas, capsules, and topical applications. Learners also explore formulation principles and therapeutic strategies for addressing specific health conditions safely and effectively.

Module 04: Botanical Studies and Plant Recognition
Learners develop essential skills in identifying medicinal plants and understanding their properties. The module also examines safe harvesting, storage, and preparation techniques to preserve therapeutic value.

Module 05: Materia Medica of Healing Herbs
Focuses on a wide range of herbs commonly used in TCM and Western herbalism. Learners study their actions, applications, contraindications, and role in promoting health and balance.

Module 06: Herbal Chemistry and Active Constituents
Explores the chemical compounds within plants that contribute to healing effects. The module covers alkaloids, flavonoids, glycosides, and essential oils, linking scientific principles to therapeutic outcomes.

Module 07: Anatomy and Physiology in Herbal and Holistic Healing
Provides a clear understanding of how herbal remedies interact with the body’s systems. Learners study the digestive, circulatory, and nervous systems to connect anatomy with holistic care.

Module 08: Nutrition, Diet, and Herbal Support
Examines the relationship between nutrition and herbal healing. Students learn how diet can be complemented with herbal supplements to enhance immunity, energy, and overall wellness.

Module 09: Aromatherapy and Complementary Plant-Based Remedies
Introduces the therapeutic use of essential oils and aromatic plants. The module demonstrates how aromatherapy can be combined with herbal remedies for relaxation, healing, and emotional balance.

Module 10: Herbal Applications in First Aid and Emergency Support
Learners explore how herbs can be used for immediate relief in minor injuries and emergencies. The focus includes herbal remedies for burns, cuts, inflammation, and common ailments.

Module 11: Women’s Health Through Herbal Approaches
Addresses herbal treatments for conditions such as menstrual discomfort, menopause, and reproductive health. The module explores safe applications that promote hormonal balance and overall wellbeing in women.

Module 12: Ayurvedic Principles in Herbal Healing
Explores Ayurvedic concepts such as doshas, body constitution, and herbal balancing. Learners discover how Ayurvedic wisdom integrates with TCM and Western herbal practices for holistic care.

Herbalist: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Herbs

Anyone who is interested in Herbalist: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Herbs can enrol in this course.

Please Note: This course is designed to support your personal growth and skill development. After completing this course, learners can pursue the professional qualification courses.

Herbalist: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Herbs

There is no prior requirement to enrol on this Herbalist: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Herbs course. All you need to enrol in the program is a smart device and stable internet connection.

Herbalist: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Herbs

• Herbalist / TCM Practitioner: £25,000 – £38,000 per year
• Holistic Health Consultant: £28,000 – £40,000 per year
• Herbal Product Development Specialist: £30,000 – £42,000 per year
• Wellness Coach (TCM focus): £32,000 – £45,000+ per year

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