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Holistic Health
Bachelor of Science
BHH101 • ETHICAL
AND LEGAL ISSUES IN HOLISTIC CARE
Offers an overview of the ethics and
legal issues inherent in building an effective holistic practice.
1 credit hour
BHH102 • STRESS
MANAGEMENT
Presents an overview of methods that
identify, manage and reduce stress.
6 credit hours
BHH103 • DISCOVERING
AROMATHERAPY
An overview of the healing art of the
therapeutic use of essential oils.
6 credit hours
BHH104 • INTRODUCTION
TO REFLEXOLOGY
Offers the student an overview from
two different perspectives of the science and art of reflexology.
3 credit hours
BHH105 • PRAYER
Teaches the history of prayer, prayer
traditions of various communities of the world, as well as the
transformational journey possible through prayer.
6 credit hours
BHH106 • LIGHT
AND MUSIC THERAPY
Provides students with an in- depth
understanding of the ways in which light, color and music can impact
physical, emotional and mental health and healing.
6 credit hours
BHH107 • COLOR
THERAPY
A study of color as an influence on
the body/mind and on healing.
6 credit hours
BHH108 • VISION
THERAPY
Offers an overview of vision
as a tool for body/mind healing.
6 credit hours
BHH109 • THERAPEUTIC
NUTRITION
Explores the methods of dealing with
health disorders through nutritional, herbal, and supplemental
therapies, blending scientific research with traditional non-surgical
techniques.
3 credit hours
BHH110 • BEGINNING
HERBOLOGY
Introduces the timeless traditional
healing wisdom of herbology and the modern scientific approach
to herbs. This course covers the herbalist as practitioner, grower,
medicine maker, and teacher.
3 credit hours
BHH111 • NATURAL
HEALTH TECHNIQUES
Explains the basic concepts of natural
health and preventative care and the theories of illness, addiction
and wellness.
3 credit hours
BHH112 • BASIC
MACROBIOTICS
Teaches the theory and practice of
promoting well-being and longevity, principally by means of a diet
consisting chiefly of fresh vegetables, sea vegetables, whole grains
and beans.
6 credit hours
ELECTIVE of
your choice
See Electives.
6 Credit Hours.
Total Hours: 61
Master of Science
MHH201 • PROMOTING
GOOD HEALTH
Presents a study of holistic wellness,
prevention and anti- aging body/mind practices.
3 credit hours
MHH202 • BREATHWORK
Introduces the power, purpose and benefits
of breathwork including treatment options for asthma, addictions,
PTSD, chronic pain, depression and others.
3 credit hours
MHH203 • TRANSFORMATION
AND DREAMS
Explores the study of the symbology,
guidance and transformative power of dreams.
6 credit hours
MHH204 • DEVELOPMENT
OF THE MIND
Offers a view of the nature of mind
and the mind as divine nature, as well as mindfulness as a healing
measure.
3 credit hours
MHH205 • INTRODUCTION
TO THE REMEDIES AND HEALTH STUDIES OF EDGAR CAYCE
Introduces the student to the measures
Cayce suggested as treatment, prevention and regeneration. Edgar
Cayce saw wellness as a coordination of the physical, mental and
spiritual components of being.
6 credit hours
MHH206 • SOUL
MEDITATIONS
Views meditation as the boulevard to
the soul. Explores different perspectives on meditations that reach
the soul and heal the body/mind.
3 credit hours
MHH207 • THERAPEUTIC
PRAYER
Defines prayer and its methods of use.
Clarifies the meaning of recent research on prayer and its effects.
yields a new wisdom for healing and wholeness.
6 credit hours
MHH208 • HOLISTIC
LIVING
Designed to assist in the implementation
of the holistic life, utilizing energy work and spiritual activation.
3 credit hours
MHH209 • SPONTANEOUS
HEALING
Explores the body’s natural ability
to heal itself and some methods by which one may enhance these
abilities.
3 credit hours
MHH210 • DETOXIFICATION
Studies the toxins in the environment
and the body, the process the body must use to eliminate toxins
and the avoidance of toxicity.
6 credit hours
MHH211 • AN
OVERVIEW OF FASTING
Explains the difference between fasting
and deprivation and introduces the student to the concepts of fasting
and its benefits, including its potential effects on some diseases.
3 credit hours
ELECTIVE of
your choice
See Electives.
6 Credit Hours.
Total Hours: 51
Doctor of Philosophy
DHH301 • SHAMANIC
JOURNEYS
This fascinating course studies wholeness
and healing through the journey of the Shaman, from initiation
to transformation.
6 credit hours
DHH302 • TRANSPERSONAL
PSYCHOLOGY
A comprehensive course which includes
a study of the correlatives between prenatal experiences and problematic
behaviors, the integration of the various therapeutic modalities
toward a holistic model of therapy, the paradigm of change consciousness
and more.
6 credit hours
DHH303 • CRYSTALS
AND GEMSTONES
More than 70 gemstones and crystals,
along with metal and nonmetal elements are studied for their specialized
effects to balance the physical, emotional and spiritual body.
3 credit hours
DHH304 • ADVANCED
HERBOLOGY
True health is more than just the absence
of illness. This course focuses on the study of herbs and herbal
formulas, the Chinese art of healing, concepts of the therapeutic
diet and more.
6 credit hours
DHH305 • HOMEOPATHY
Explores the theories of Homeopathy,
homeopathic remedies, how to take a case study and the body’s natural
defense system.
6 credit hours
DHH306 • AYURVEDA
Focuses on the ancient science based
on the theory of body types or doshas and on the subtle energies
in our environment to which we are connected, such as food, emotion
and thought.
6 credit hours
DHH307 • VIBRATIONAL
HEALING
Explores the new method of healing,
based on an Einsteinian paradigm, that encompasses an evolving
picture of matter as an expression of energy.
3 credit hours
DHH308 • PSYCHIC
HEALING
Acquaints the student with the psychic
healer’s theory of illness, subtle energy balancing, chakra clearing
and more.
6 credit hours
DHH309 • THE
HEALING PRACTITIONER
Studies the efficacy and benefits of
therapeutic touch, including: definition, history, basic techniques
and practical application for specific ailments.
3 credit hours
DHH310 • BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
Combines traditional business skills
with humanistic qualities to provide an introduction to managing
a successful private practice or consulting agency.
3 credit hours
DHH311 • GENERAL
THEOLOGY
Gives the student an overview of Christian
theology, its historical origins, the major topics of dispute,
the various schools of thought, and the personalities that shaped
its course, as well as a study of world religions and the concept
of pluralism.
6 credit hours
ELECTIVE of
your choice
See Electives.
6 Credit Hours.
DHH312• DISSERTATION
Total Hours: 60
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