Educating a new generation of physicians in the science of natural healing is our goal. Those who love science and who recognize there’s more to medicine than drugs and surgery are very successful in our accredited naturopathic doctorate program.
The Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine is an internationally recognized institution of natural health sciences. Through advanced education, innovative research and hands-on clinical training, SCNM provides a holistic health degree program that can only be described as simply inspiring.
We would like to thank Dr. Buratovich for his commitment to SCNM and our students!
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In the wake of its blockbuster acquisition, Amazon is looking to end the "Whole Paycheck" stigma.
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Each year, SCNM students and doctors travel to the Gaia Herb Farm outside Brevard, North Carolina.
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Dr. Casey Seenauth specializes in regenerative injection therapy and has seen amazing results in patients receiving prolotherapy.
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Visit the beautiful SCNM campus for Fall Open House to learn about our curriculum, student life, clinical training and much more.
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The SCNM Thrive community wellness program offers a wide variety of non-credit healthcare classes and courses that encompass natural methods to help feed your mind, body and soul. Thrive classes come in three categories: nutrition, enrichment and movement. All classes are taught by qualified professionals.
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The SCNM Sage Foundation exists for the sole purpose of providing healthcare to disadvantaged families and children. Its mission, “To provide the unserved, underserved and indigent people of Arizona with quality natural and conventional healthcare,” is accomplished through care provided at community clinics across Maricopa County by SCNM.
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In collaboration with the University of Arizona Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health, SCNM is pleased to offer a dual-degree program for a naturopathic medical degree (ND) and a master’s degree in public health (MPH). Naturopathic medical students will begin classes in the fall 2016.
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