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Concentration
Holistic Health and Spiritual Care
Ministerial Bachelor’s Level
BHH106 • NATURAL
HEALTH
This course offers an in-depth study
of the wisdom and practice of natural healing.
6 credit hours.
BHH107 • NUTRITIONAL
HEALING I
This course will assist the minister
in exploring the methods of helping parishioners to deal with
health disorders through nutritional, herbal, and other supplemental
therapies.
6 credit hours.
BHH108 • HEALING
HERBS I
A study in the application of the
timeless traditional healing wisdom of herbology and a modern
approach to herbs. The use of healing with herbs has ancient roots
in many cultures and faiths.
6 credit hours.
BHH109 • HEALING
TOUCH I
A study in the ancient art of healing
through touch.
6 Credit Hours.
BHH110 • HEALING
OILS
This course offers an in-depth study
of the usefulness of healing oils. Healing oils have spiritual
and traditional significance.
6 credit hours.
BHH111 • STRESS
MANAGEMENT
This course offers a study of the
methods and practice regarding the identification, management
and reduction of stress that is useful in the ministry.
6 credit hours.
BHH112 • EDGAR
CAYCE I
The work of Edgar Cayce, the “sleeping
prophet”, is studied for the system of metaphysical thought
and healing that comes from his revelations.
6 credit hours.
BHH113 • FAMILY
DYNAMICS I
This course offers a study, definition,
and description of both healthy and unhealthy family dynamics,
and provides essential tools for ministering to others.
6 credit hours.
ELECTIVE
Master’s Level
MHH206 • PROMOTING
GOOD HEALTH AND SPIRITUAL CARE
A study of holistic body, mind, and
spirit—wellness, prevention, and anti-aging body/mind practices.
6 credit hours.
MHH207 • MEDITATION
This course explores body wisdom and
mindfulness as methods for reducing anxiety and fulfilling the
body/mind/soul life.
6 credit hours.
MHH208 • NUTRITIONAL
HEALING II
Uniting body and soul, this course
offers an intermediate study of the use of nutrition as a healing
and preventative measure.
6 credit hours.
Requires BHH 107
MHH209 • FASTING
FOR WELLNESS
This course introduces the student
to the concepts of fasting and its benefits, including its potential
effects on some diseases. Fasting has been used through the centuries
in several of the world’s great religions.
6 credit hours.
MHH210 • HEALING
TOUCH II
An intermediate study of the ancient
art called “laying on of hands,” now referred to as
healing or therapeutic touch.
6 credit hours.
Requires BHH 109
MHH211 • BREATHWORK:
THE BREATH OF LIFE
A study of the power, purpose, benefits
and spiritual principles of breathwork and its healing and life-enhancing
qualities.
6 credit hours.
MHH212 • MIND/BODY/SPIRIT
CONNECTION
This course is a study of the power
of the mind, the body, and the spirit in connection and interaction
with each other.
6 credit hours.
MHH213 • TRANSFORMATION
AND DREAMS
Explores the study of the symbology,
guidance, and transformative power of dreams.
6 credit hours.
MHH214 • EDGAR
CAYCE II
A study of Cayce’s suggested
preventative measures and regenerative methods, as a coordination
of the physical, mental, and spiritual components of being.
6
credit hours.
Requires BHH 112
MHH215 • FAMILY
DYNAMICS II
This course is an intermediate study
of family dynamics, focusing on primary relationships, both for
establishing a healthy dynamic and helping others to do the same.
6
credit hours.
Requires BHH 113
MHH216 • LIGHT,
COLOR, AND MUSIC HEALING
A study of the use of the healing
power inherent in light, color and music. These tools have been
used in many cultures and faiths for centuries.
6 credit hours.
ELECTIVE
MHH217 • THESIS
Doctoral Level
DHH306 • HEALING
HERBS II
This course focuses on the study of
herbs and herbal formulas, the Chinese art of healing, concepts
of the therapeutic diet, and more. It is helpful for a minister
who wishes to unite body to soul through the use of these ancient
tools.
6 credit hours.
Requires BHH 108
DHH307 • AYURVEDA
A study of 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.
DHH308 • CARE
OF THE SOUL
A study of the soul—its exploration,
its discovery, and its meaning—as an essential element of
daily life.
6 credit hours.
DHH309 • INTUITIVE
HEALING
A study of intuition, a spiritual
gift given to all of us, as part of our essential makeup. This
course explores intuition as a healing mechanism, subtle energy
balancing, the clearing of the chakras, and more.
6 credit hours.
DHH310 • HEALING
TOUCH III (REIKI)
This course offers a study of the
origins, history, and evolution of Reiki, as well as its basic
theoretical background and techniques.
6 credit hours.
Requires
BHH 109, MHH 210
DHH311 • HIV/AIDS
This course explores various perspectives
including information about prevention, signs and symptoms, conventional
and alternative treatments, nutrition, and the psychology surrounding
HIV and AIDS.
6 credit hours.
DHH312 • WOMEN'S
HEALTH ISSUES
This course offers the minister a
study of specific health issues and alternative therapies for
use in serving women.
6 credit hours.
DHH313 • SUBSTANCE
ABUSE
A study of two distinct but collaborative
views of addiction. This course provides tools to help the minister
guide parishioners in the recovery process.
6 credit hours.
DHH314 • FAMILY
DYNAMICS III
This advanced course on parenting
is helpful to a minister in serving others. It offers perspectives
on how to avoid dysfunctional parenting and how to practice healthy
parenting methods.
6 credit hours.
Requires BHH
113, MHH 215
ELECTIVE
DHH315 • DISSERTATION
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