‘Health’ is more than just the absence of disease and holistic healthcare goes beyond treating the symptoms of illnesses. It focuses on the subjective and psychological dimensions of wellness and explains how they affect health and quality of life. This course is designed for aspiring holistic medicine professionals and practitioners. Learn how to make positive lifestyle choices, take ownership of your health and avoid unnecessary medication.

Master massage styles and techniques from around the world for health and pleasure in this free online course.

Pregnancy and childbirth are overwhelming times for parents and they need all the care and support available to make birth a safe, healthy and fulfilling experience. A doula is a trained childbirth professional that can provide such support. In this course, we lay out the roles of a birth doula during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period to provide the training you require that improves both your medical and communication skills.

Learn about Holistic Nutrition and Alternative Medicine in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Peru! This program was designed for those interested in gaining a better understanding of food as medicine, plant-based medicine, alternative medicine, and nutrition.

Contemporary Oriental Medicine (COM) is a modern paradigm which incorporates the strengths of diverse traditional practice into a single workable model, characterized by an emphasis on diagnosis and lifestyle. COM exceeds state educational standards, enabling practitioners to collaborate effectively with Western Medicine professionals.

This course is an overview of Oriental Medicine concepts and terminology.

The UNICAM Course of Studies in Veterinary Medicine is a 5-year qualifying single-cycle master's degree course in the healthcare area, with limited access. The course of studies yes makes use of highly innovative educational-scientific support structures such as anatomical dissection and necropsy diagnostic classrooms, chemistry, biochemistry and physiology teaching laboratories, general and food microbiology, virology and biomolecular diagnostics, anatomy and histology pathological

The class of Foundations of Chinese Medicine consists of basic theories such as Yin Yang and Five Elements, Zang Fu theory, TCM etiology, pathology and diagnosis. This class is an important bridge from theory to clinic.

The Rural Public Health Certificate is designed to allow students to explore Native community issues in a tribal college setting. This program aims to educate students about healing individuals and communities using traditional and western approaches.

Students at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic explore chiropractic principles with a particular focus on the synergistic relationship between its philosophy, science, and art. The College attracts students from all over the world looking for a balanced academic and practical program in an innovative and supportive learning environment.

Although acupuncture is the most recognized aspect of Chinese medicine in the West, in China, herbal medicine is at least as significant. The same theoretical and diagnostic rationale can be applied to acupuncture and herbal medicine, though there are differences in practice.

The acupuncture program at DRCOM encompasses Contemporary Oriental Medicine® that draw upon many aspects of the system, including Traditional Chinese Medicine and Five Element theories.

The Massage Therapy Training Program is ideal for individuals ready to launch fulfilling, flexible careers as massage therapists.

This course will provide an introduction to the medicinal use of Oriental medicine herbs, including a basic study of plant life, plant morphology, history of Oriental herbal medicine, and the classification and basic properties of Chinese herbs.

This course offers an introduction to the meridian system of acupuncture in Oriental medicine.