Traditional Chinese Medicine Campus Tours Kootenay Columbia College

Heal and Balance with Traditional Chinese Medicine at Kootenay Columbia
College in Nelson

Are you passionate about helping people achieve healing and balance? Embrace the future of integrative medicine at Kootenay Columbia College and start your journey toward a rewarding career in Traditional Chinese Medicine. This July, Kootenay Columbia College invites you to discover the transformative power of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) through a personalized tour of our campus.

From July 2nd to 15th, join us for an exclusive opportunity to learn more about our campus and Traditional Chinese Medicine programs. During your visit, you’ll learn about our integrative medicine offerings and experience the benefits firsthand with a complimentary session at our TCM Student Clinic.

With a history spanning thousands of years, TCM is built on the concept of Qi, a vital life force flowing through the body. Imbalances in Qi can lead to disease and illness. TCM offers a holistic approach to restoring balance through Acupuncture, Moxibustion, Cupping, Massage, Herbal Remedies, and Movement exercises such as Tai Chi.

Discover how you can make a difference in people’s lives by becoming an acupuncturist, herbal specialist, practitioner, or Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

The Canadian Occupational Projection System forecasts significant growth in the TCM industry over the next decade, creating a strong demand for our graduates. Our Traditional Chinese Medicine programs offer a variety of pathways to suit your career aspirations. “You can start your journey as an Acupuncturist in just three years or become a Doctor of TCM in five years, with ample opportunities for career growth along
the way,” says SK Holma, Dean of Kootenay Columbia College.

If you are interested in learning more and finding out which program best fits you, we invite you to book a personalized tour of our Nelson campus from July 2nd to 15th and experience the benefits of TCM firsthand with a complimentary session at our Student Clinic.

To schedule your tour, contact Admissions at 250.257.0066 or email
[email protected].