From our Graduate Minor in Complementary Therapies and Healing Practices, the Post-Baccalaureate Certificate program and health coaching track, study-abroad options, as well as continuing education programs and online learning, the Center provides healthcare professionals, students and the greater community access to the latest approaches in complementary and alternative healthcare education.
Collaborating with the University's Academic Health Center schools and colleges, the Center helps weave complementary and alternative care topics into graduate and undergraduate health sciences curricula. Health sciences students learn how different cultures, faiths and integrative therapies can impact clinical care as well as health and well-being.
NEW COURSE! Whole Systems Healing
Self, Society, and Environment: An Integral Approach Systems Approach to Personal Well-Being and Social Engagement
The Whole Systems Healing curriculum is designed to enable students to simultaneously develop their inner capacities while preparing them to be agents of social healing and environmental restoration.
This new 3-credit course will allow students to use the lens of complexity theory to study vast internal and external systems which influence our lives and health. Whole Systems Healing will examine the interrelated workings of mind, psyche, and body and explore bringing these into dynamic balance. For more information, download the course flyer.
Health Coaching Track
The Center now offers a formal track in health coaching under our graduate-level Certificate in Complementary Therapies and Healing Practices.
Health coaching is a new profession designed to meet the needs of people actively seeking to improve their well-being in the midst of complex and often confusing healthcare options. It is practiced from a holistic perspective that sees each person as intrinsically healthy, whole, wise, and the ultimate expert in his or her healing journey.
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NEW COURSE OF STUDY!
Integrative Health and Healing, Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Program in the School of Nursing
The Integrative Health and Healing, Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Program in the School of Nursing prepares graduates with skills necessary for working with individuals, families, communities and health systems in developing holistic approaches to health promotion, disease prevention and chronic disease management. With a special emphasis on managing lifestyle changes and incorporating the use of complementary therapies, this new course of study provides a wide array of courses which offer students the opportunity to strengthen their disciplinary and interdisciplinary expertise.
For more information, including specific areas of study, click here.
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