What are the main disadvantages of Schuessler salts training?

You will acquire detailed and intensive knowledge about the salts and their range of effects in a well-founded Schüssler salts course. You will also be familiar with the homeopathic drug pictures of the minerals. You will be able to offer Schüssler salt therapy professionally.

The most important disadvantages of a Schüssler salts training course are:

1. The completion of the Schüssler salts training is not federally recognized, but is a certificate or a course confirmation. In any case, look out for training courses that are recognized by important institutions such as the ASCA Foundation (quality label for complementary medicine) and EMR (ErfahrungsMedizinisches Register).
2. At certificate level, the course content and admission requirements are generally not regulated and can be determined autonomously by the schools. Quality assurance is carried out by associations such as the SVNH (Swiss Association for Natural Healing) or the SDV (Swiss Druggists' Association).
3. In addition to specialist knowledge and therapeutic skills, working as a Schüssler salt consultant also requires openness, a willingness for self-awareness, empathy, communication skills and enjoyment of therapy. Not everyone has all of these skills and not all of them can be acquired through a Schuessler salt training course.
4. Full-time professional work with Schüssler salts is rather difficult. The training is usually used more as a good basis for the supplementary use of Schüssler salts in therapeutic practice (as a supplement to other services) and for advising customers in drugstores and pharmacies.

After the Schüssler salts training with the Schüssler salts diploma, the Schüssler salts consultation can be offered as a new therapy method in your own practice or used as an introduction to advisory or therapeutic work. The application is conceivable in the health practice, with animals, with children or for home use.

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