Frequently Asked Questions
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How can I find a Healer to work with?
You can find one of our Healers in our Healer Directory. All of the College of Healing Practitioner Graduates who go on to be members of the COH community have gone through rigorous training, are fully qualified to practice Healing to the highest standards, and adhere to our Code of Conduct
What is spiritual and energy healing?
Spiritual and energy healing is a complementary approach that works with the body’s natural energy systems to support wellbeing. Practitioners aim to help restore balance and harmony within the individual by working with subtle energy fields, often through hands-on or distant healing methods.
Do I need previous experience to take a healing course?
No previous experience is required for the Foundation Course. It is designed for beginners who wish to explore self-healing, meditation and the basic principles of working with energy.
What is the difference between the Foundation Course and the Practitioner Course?
No previous experience is required for the Foundation Course. It is designed for beginners who wish to explore self-healing, meditation and the basic principles of working with energy.
Can I practise healing professionally after completing the Practitioner Course?
No previous experience is required for the Foundation Course. It is designed for beginners who wish to explore self-healing, meditation and the basic principles of working with energy.
What are Advanced Healing Modules?
Advanced Healing Modules allow qualified practitioners to deepen their understanding of specific areas of healing practice, such as working with complex energetic situations or exploring different healing techniques.
What is Continuing Professional Development (CPD)?
CPD courses allow practitioners to continue learning and developing their understanding of healing practice throughout their careers. These sessions often include discussion, reflection and guidance from experienced practitioners.
Is spiritual healing recognised alongside conventional healthcare?
Healing is considered a complementary practice, meaning it may be used alongside conventional medical treatment but does not replace professional medical care.
How long does it take to become a qualified healer?
The journey varies for each individual. Many students begin with the Foundation Course before progressing to the Practitioner Course, which is typically completed over two years.
How do I apply for a course?
You can apply by completing the relevant course enquiry form for your chosen course. If you are unsure which course is right for you, you can contact the College of Healing for guidance.