tc healthworks rejuvenation rejuvenation 21 False advertising fraudulent advertising descriptors - they advertise as naturopathic doctors under yellow

26th of Oct, 2011 by User811382

Julie Blackard BS, CNHP, Weight-loss coach
Susan Blackard R.N., M.S., N.D.c
Dawn Blackard B.S. CNHP
Kristi Miller R.N. Very disapointed with the quality of advertising going on here. Do not call your self or advertise as a doctor if you are not one (see yellowpages). It seems as though Susan Blackard is the CEO of "rejuvination" but no where can I find what a N.D.c is. It says she has worked at hospitals, but to what extent is she trained to be doing what she is doing there in the first place- admin, marketing etc? and does she even work at this location? As far as I know CNHP's - Certified Natural Health Professionals are not allowed in any way shape or form to diagnose or treat patients. Another interesting thing is that when I do a quick search under Susan Blackards name Suzanne C. Bielinski N.D., Q.B.S. Doctor of Naturopathy pops up. Funny thing is, she did her Degree through an online course in "Naturopathic medicine". This is probably one of the most fraudulent online buy a degree courses out there and in no way should she be calling her self a Naturopathic Doctor. Is this the same as an "N.D.c degree"? Accredited Naturopathic Doctors must go through rigorous training and qualification and licencing exams to become a doctor and this is just plain not right to be advertising as one when you aren't. As I go to an CNPBC accredited ND in Vancouver I know. In her association with this person is very suspicious to me. I question the education of this entire outfit to properly assess, diagnose and treat the conditions they are claiming WITHIN THEIR SCOPE OF PRACTICE! Be aware that these are not true naturopathic doctors treating you as they are advertising in the yellowpages.

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