Calendula officinalis is a cheery and bright herb flowers all year around in most areas but grows most prolifically from late spring to late autumn. Commonly named calendula derived… read more →
International Student John Tang joined Wellpark College of Natural Therapies in 2019 in pursuit of knowledge. John had turned to natural therapies in Singapore to help manage an arthritic… read more →
Abstract – Phillip Cottingham, Principal Emeritus Wellpark College of Natural Therapies, ND, BHSc, Grad Dip HSc.(Herbal Medicine), PG Dip HSc, Dip Hom Background to the study In 2004 the Aotearoa/New… read more →
Buffy Gill is well on her way to becoming a recognised champion for Plant-based nutrition. Her business Be Good Organics started as a blog that now has over 100 000… read more →
Being a Naturopath wasn’t Sandy Watts first career choice but a desire to better understand her own health and the ailments of her family members lead her to explore natural… read more →
Melissa officinalis – Lemon Balm Humble Melissa officinalis is commonly known as lemon balm and belongs to the Lamiaceae family along with many other common culinary herbs including rosemary, sage,… read more →
Fire Cider Recipe A spicy herbal vinegar that is usually sweetened with honey. Fire cider can help to clear sinuses and support the immune system, it is great for the… read more →
Lavandula angustifolia – English lavender With the days getting longer and warmer there are so many changes happening around us in nature; new spring growth, flowers bursting with colour and… read more →
With Auckland still in Level 3 Covid Restrictions, the campus remains closed and it has been a month of online learning for the Wellpark College students. Our new IT Support… read more →
On August 11th Wellpark College was lucky to have Dr Anne. A Hiha talk to our students and staff about Kaupapa Māori research. Dr Hiha has a vast range of… read more →