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Offered by Sandra McAuley
Sandra is a graduate of Reiki Rays Institute and the Midwest University of Holistic Health with a Master's Degree in Holistic Health. She has been an energy healer and intuit since birth. Her current studies include: Traditional & Neo-Shamanism (Native American) and many forms of holistic healing. As far as future plans, she looks forward to building onto this life path as a teacher of different forms of holistic healing to anyone who is willing to learn. If you are interested in a detailed list of her credentials, please visit her at: www.myspace.com/moonlit_aura Holistic Health is a philosophy of wellness that encompasses the entire person (mind, body, & spirit) in the promotion of health and prevention of illness. The three main aspects of life must be equal in importance. One is connected to the other and all three must work as a team to create optimum health. The philosophy of Holistic Health has been a work in progress for centuries. Hippocrates, a historical Greek physician, studied the relationship between illness, the environment, and emotions. In 16th century Britain, holistically oriented treatments were used, including herbal preparations, astrology, and incantations. Early 19th century United States holistic practices included botanical medicines and Native American medicine/treatments. This course is a wonderful introduction and overview of many holistic health concepts, and covers the history as well as introduces the student to many holistic modalities such as Reflexology, Healing with Crystals and Gemstones, Energy/Lightwork, and Ayurveda just to name a few. Course Syllabus Chapter 1: Birth of Holism – J.C. Smuts Chapter 2: Eastern Influences & Western Practices Chapter 3: Holistic Philosophy Chapter 4: Primary Treatment Options Chapter 5: Secondary Treatment Options Chapter 6: Strengths of Holistic Health Chapter 7: Weaknesses of Holistic Health Chapter 8: Where is Holistic Health today? Successful completion of homework assignments and research are required to earn your certificate of completion. Tuition $50.00
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