CNM London Open Day

Philly J Lay will be closing the upcoming CNM London Open Day, a full-day immersive event taking place in London from 10am to 6pm, created for anyone considering a meaningful career in natural health and wellness. Hosted by the College of Naturopathic Medicine, the open day offers an in-depth look at professional training pathways alongside practical, inspiring talks from experienced practitioners and educators. Throughout the day, attendees are invited to explore how a personal interest in healing can evolve into a sustainable and rewarding profession, with space to ask questions, meet the academic team and gain clarity on study and career options.

The programme opens with graduate practitioner Rebecca Bonneteau, who shares her personal journey from managing eczema through natural medicine to building a thriving international practice, offering a relatable and motivating insight into career change through nutrition. This is followed by Nutrition Course Director Francesca Klottrup, who introduces CNM’s BSc (Hons) Nutritional Therapy degree and diploma programmes across naturopathic nutrition, herbal medicine, acupuncture, homeopathy and naturopathy, giving attendees a clear understanding of the training philosophy and academic support available. The afternoon continues with practical, empowering sessions including Homeopathy for First Aid with Zoe Scanlan, and Chinese diagnostic insights into face mapping, tongue and pulse with Acupuncture Course Director Josephine Cerqua, before concluding with herbal strategies for immunity and energy led by Academic Director Peter Jackson Main.

Philly J Lay, author, podcast host and founder of The Wellness Way, will close the day with an uplifting and grounded talk on taking ownership of your healing journey, the importance of working with the right support, and the transformative potential of natural medicine when knowledge meets intention. Her closing message brings the day together with warmth, encouragement and a reminder that true wellness is both personal and possible when guided by the right tools and community.