How to Become a Colonic Hydrotherapist
Becoming a colonic hydrotherapist usually starts with suitability, Level 3 anatomy and physiology, professional training and supervised practice. Nottingham Colonic School helps suitable students understand that pathway clearly.
Why this matters
This is not a route to rush. Students need preparation, practical training, client-care standards and a realistic plan for working in a clinic or practice.
Nottingham Colonic School is led by Jane Bush MACH RT, founder of Gedling Colonics and former ARCH chair. The training route is small-group, professional and designed for students who are ready to meet proper entry and practice standards.
Use this guidance to connect the search term with the practical decision: whether you meet the requirements, whether the Nottingham intake model fits your timing, and whether you should speak to Jane before reserving a place.
Core course facts
- Duration
- 5-6 months
- Class size
- Usually 3 students per intake
- Theory
- 4 theory weekends
- Practical
- 8 practical training days
- Supervised sessions
- 15 supervised practical sessions
- Course fee
- £3,500
Who this route is for
- Career changers
- Holistic practitioners
- Healthcare-adjacent students
- People planning private practice
What students learn
- Professional client care, consultation and treatment planning
- Anatomy, physiology, indications and contraindications
- Practical technique, equipment awareness and hygiene standards
- Supervised practice, assessment preparation and professional conduct
Train with Jane Bush MACH RT
Jane is the founder of Gedling Colonics, former ARCH chair and course director at Nottingham Colonic School. Her training is small-group, practical and standards-led.
Clinical experience from Jane's established Nottingham clinic.Requirements before training
Level 3 anatomy and physiology is the minimum requirement. First Aid, DBS and student insurance are also required, and Jane may advise additional bodywork or nutrition training depending on a student's background.
Best next step
If this page matches what you are searching for, compare the full course structure, check the entry requirements and ask Jane to review your background before paying a deposit if you are unsure about suitability.
Related training guidance
These pages help you move from research into a clear decision about requirements, fees, Jane's training standards and the route for clinics or teams.
Questions about how to become a colonic hydrotherapist
What qualification do I need first?+
Level 3 anatomy and physiology is the minimum requirement.
Can I start my own practice after training?+
Some students plan private practice, but local insurance, legal and professional requirements must be checked.