College of Trichology Science
The science of hair and scalp, practised responsibly.
Professional education in hair and scalp science, clinical assessment, documentation and ethical practice alongside medical providers.
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The science of hair and scalp, practised responsibly.
Professional education in hair and scalp science, clinical assessment, documentation and ethical practice alongside medical providers.
Botanicals studied with rigour and respect.
The study of botanicals, herbal preparation, formulation and their responsible use within holistic and integrative wellness practice.
The inner work behind meaningful practice.
Education focused on personal growth, reflective practice, emotional awareness and the human development side of healing work.
The whole person, not the presenting concern.
The behavioral, psychological and identity dimensions of wellbeing, and how practitioners work with the whole person rather than a single presenting concern.
Education that continues after the credential.
Continuing education, workshops and professional development for practitioners and other eligible learners, including graduates continuing their studies.