Train with Jane Bush MACH RT
Founder of Gedling Colonics, former ARCH chair and named course director.
ARCH & CNHC pathway · small-group UK training
Colonic Hydrotherapy Training in the UK
Train with Jane Bush MACH RT, former ARCH chair and course director at Nottingham Colonic School. Our 5-6 month programme combines structured theory, supervised practical training and professional support for students preparing to qualify properly.
Not sure whether you meet the requirements? Call 0115 882 0292 or ask Jane to review your background before you reserve.
Jane Bush MACH RT
Course director, former ARCH chair and founder of Gedling Colonics.
4
theory weekends
8
practical training days
15
supervised practical sessions
Former ARCH chair
Jane Bush MACH RT
Usually 3 students
Small-group training
5-6 month programme
Training pathway
Reserve with £500
Deposit option
Based in Nottingham
Practical training
Why students choose us
Why students choose Nottingham Colonic School
Students are not just choosing dates and a price. They are choosing the tutor, structure, supervision and standards that will shape how confidently they move towards professional practice.
Small-group training
Usually 3 students per UK intake for closer tutor support and feedback.
Structured 5-6 month pathway
4 theory weekends, 8 practical days and 15 supervised sessions.
Clear fee and deposit
£3,500 course fee, with a £500 deposit route for suitable students.
Eligibility reviewed first
Jane can review your background before you pay if anything is unclear.
Practical clinic environment
Training is shaped by real Nottingham/Gedling clinical experience.
Choose the right training route
Whether you are training as an individual practitioner, adding colonic hydrotherapy to a clinic, or enquiring from overseas, Jane can help you understand the right next step.
Individual students
Become a professional colonic hydrotherapist through a small-group, standards-led programme with theory, practical training and supervised sessions.
View the courseClinics & retreats
Train suitable team members to add colonic hydrotherapy to your clinic, spa or wellness retreat with professional standards and clear requirements.
Discuss team trainingInternational enquiries
Overseas students, clinics and retreat teams can discuss UK-based training or bespoke arrangements with Jane where facilities and suitability allow.
Ask about international training
Train with Jane Bush MACH RT
Founder of Gedling Colonics, course director at Nottingham Colonic School and former ARCH chair.
Train with Jane Bush MACH RT
Jane is the founder of Gedling Colonics, course director at Nottingham Colonic School and a former ARCH chair. Students train in a professional, discreet and supportive environment with guidance from a practitioner who has worked hands-on with a wide range of clients and trained students in the UK and overseas.
Clinical heritage
Nottingham Colonic School is shaped by Jane's hands-on clinical work at Gedling Colonics, her established Nottingham colonic hydrotherapy clinic.
See how the course is structuredJane has worked with everyday gut-health clients as well as high-profile individuals, performers and professional athletes who value discretion, privacy and professional standards.
Clinical experience
Hands-on practitioner expertise.
Small groups
Usually 3 students per intake.
Standards-led
Requirements reviewed carefully.
A 5-6 month professional training pathway
The programme is designed for students who want to train properly, not rush through a weekend certificate. It includes theory weekends, practical training days, supervised practical sessions and clear preparation for professional requirements.
4
Theory weekends
Structured teaching, guided reading and preparation.
8
Practical training days
Hands-on training through Nottingham clinic expertise.
15
Supervised practical sessions
Supported progression towards professional practice.
3
Students usually per intake
Small-group training with close tutor attention.
Level 3 A&P
Minimum requirement
Additional preparation may be advised depending on background.
First Aid, DBS & insurance
Required before practice
Professional requirements are checked before training.
Standards-led training
Professional standards pathway
Jane Bush MACH RT is an ARCH registered therapist and former ARCH chair. Nottingham Colonic School explains the wider professional route clearly, including CNHC and GNC context, so students can make a standards-led decision before paying a deposit.
ARCH registered route
CNHC professional context
GNC professional contextFirst Aid / DBS / insurance
Plus CPD and supervised practice expectations.
Student testimonials
What students say about training with Jane
Hear from students who have trained through Nottingham Colonic School and gone on to use that training in real clinic settings.
“The training at Nottingham Colonic School was exceptional. Jane's expertise and hands-on approach gave me the confidence to work professionally. I'm now part of the Gedling Colonics team and couldn't be happier with my career choice.”
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Sarah W.
Colonic Hydrotherapy Practitioner, Gedling Colonics
“This course opened doors I never expected. The comprehensive training and industry connections helped me move forward professionally and feel much clearer about my next step.”
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Anth S.
Senior Therapist, Manchester Health Spa
“I'm currently completing my training and the support from Jane and the team has been outstanding. The practical experience and business guidance are preparing me perfectly for my future role at Gedling Colonics. I can't wait to start my career!”
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Rosie P.
Graduate Student, Gedling Colonics
Dates, fees and reserving your place
The course fee is £3,500. A £500 non-refundable deposit secures your place, with the £3,000 balance due later under the current course terms. If you are unsure whether you meet the entry requirements, complete the eligibility form before reserving.
Next available intake: November 2026 UK Training Intake. November 2026 intake window. Exact teaching dates TBC.. 3 of 3 places remaining.
Course fee
£3,500
A £500 non-refundable deposit secures your place once suitability is confirmed, with the £3,000 balance due later under the current course terms.
£500 deposit
Reserve after Jane confirms suitability.
£3,000 balance
Due later according to course terms.
Reserve a place on a UK intake
UK training is offered through May and November intake windows. The next three available options are shown here, with 3 places as standard and no booking more than two years ahead.
UK intake
November 2026 UK Training Intake
November 2026 intake window. Exact teaching dates TBC.
3 of 3 places remaining
£500 deposit or £3,500 per place
UK intake
May 2027 UK Training Intake
May 2027 intake window. Exact teaching dates TBC.
3 of 3 places remaining
£500 deposit or £3,500 per place
UK intake
November 2027 UK Training Intake
November 2027 intake window. Exact teaching dates TBC.
3 of 3 places remaining
£500 deposit or £3,500 per place
Training for clinics, retreats and wellness businesses
Clinic owners, spa operators and retreat teams can enquire about training suitable staff to add colonic hydrotherapy to their service menu. Team and international training enquiries are reviewed individually so Jane can advise on suitability, requirements and practical arrangements.
Nottingham Colonic School is based in the UK. Overseas students, clinics and retreats can also discuss bespoke arrangements with Jane, including suitable training dates, on-site facilities, travel, accommodation and the practical support needed for Jane to train safely and professionally.
Larger groups may be possible for overseas clinics or retreats where the facilities, supervision route and student suitability are appropriate. Local legal, insurance and professional requirements still need to be checked before offering treatments.
From first enquiry to professional practice
- 1
Check suitability
Share your current qualifications and background.
- 2
View upcoming dates
Review the May and November course dates with Jane.
- 3
Reserve your place
Use the deposit route when suitability is clear.
- 4
Prepare requirements
Complete A&P, First Aid, DBS and insurance requirements.
- 5
Complete training
Work through theory, practical training and supervised sessions.
- 6
Plan next steps
Discuss practice standards, insurance and clinic readiness.
Planning guides
Helpful pages before you apply
If you are still comparing training routes, these guides answer the questions prospective students and clinic owners ask most often.
How to become a colonic hydrotherapist
Understand the training route, requirements and supervised practice involved before you commit.
Read the guideHow much training costs
Review the £3,500 fee, £500 deposit, balance terms and costs that sit outside the course fee.
Read the guideTraining requirements
Check Level 3 A&P, First Aid, DBS, student insurance and suitability before reserving.
Read the guideTraining for clinic owners
Explore the route for clinics, spas and retreats that want suitable staff trained professionally.
Read the guideCompare training schools
Use a fair checklist for tutor experience, class size, practical structure and support.
Read the guideWhere you train
See how Jane's Gedling clinical environment shapes practical training standards.
Read the guideAfter you qualify
Understand practice readiness, professional requirements and realistic next steps.
Read the guideReview the course guide before you apply
Read the training structure, requirements and next steps before you apply, reserve a place or ask Jane to review your background.
Ready to train properly?
Reserve your place with a £500 deposit, check your eligibility, or speak to Jane about training suitable staff for your clinic or retreat. You can also review the entry requirements before you apply.
Prefer to speak first? Call 0115 882 0292.