Each continuing education credit costs $29.00. The cost of an 8 credit program is $232.00. Not all courses
are approved for all providers.
1. Brain Function, Hormones & Behavior
This class provides an integrated overview of the mind–body physiology and its influence on human behavior. We will discuss brain function and the biochemistry of thoughts and emotion, as well as the body’s chemicals that allow communication between the brain and the immune system. Theories and research into the neuro-behavioral sciences will also be discussed. Understanding of this information will enhance the client/practitioner relationship. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 8 Contact Hours will be awarded.
2. Cardiac Whole Health
This class provides tools to enhance clinical outcomes and life quality for the cardiac patient. The impact of nutrition, emotions, the environment and spirituality on cardiac function and/or disease will be examined. The genesis of atherosclerosis and the circulatory system's role in oxygenation will be highlighted. This knowledge will allow greater insight into the development and care of individuals with heart disease. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 12 Contact Hours will be awarded.
3. Cultural Diversity
The primary goal of this class is to heighten the caregiver's awareness of the effects of cultural differences in health care delivery. We will stress the cultural differences that impact personal values and communication, as well as those related to informed consent for health care. Also discussed are the complex cultural and linguistic issues surrounding compliance with health care directives. Understanding of this information is essential when providing complete, whole person care for patients from different cultures. Relationships with culturally diverse peers may also be enhanced. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 8 Contact Hours will be awarded.
4. The Psychology of Stress
This presentation will identify the nature of stress and the body's response, bringing to light the effects of stress on the body. This information can be used to enhance patient care. Discussion topics include: the mind–immune system link, the principles of psychological conditioning with regard to changing response to stress and stress reduction techniques which can be incorporated into wellness care. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 8 Contact Hours will be awarded.
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5. Digestive Function and Nutrition
This class provides specific information related to the digestive system and its role in maintaining health. We will explore the holistic view of the digestive system, including the emotional component and the physiologic processes of the digestive system. This knowledge will increase our ability to enhance assessment skills when providing patient care. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 8 Contact Hours will be awarded. Instructor Profile
6. The Endocrine System and the Chakras
This course provides information on the inter-relationships of the complex endocrine system and the regulation of behavior, growth, sexuality and health. We will discuss the role of the endocrine system as the chemical regulator of the body and the integration of the endocrine glands and the Chakras with psychology and spirituality. This information will impart greater insight into the development of patient care relationships. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 8 Contact Hours will be awarded.
7. Introduction to Exercise Physiology, Parts I, II, III
Prepared with an understanding of exercise physiology, we can prevent disease and enhance the quality of life for chronically ill patients. How the body reacts to acute as well as chronic stress is correlated with activities and corresponding exercises. We will discuss the principles of exercise physiology and their application in patient recovery, along with the ways in which fitness induced changes allow for improved function of all body systems. This information is vital when caring for patients undergoing stressful illness and/or surgery. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 15 Contact Hours will be awarded. $329.00
8. Hormones, Embryology & the Nervous System
This class provides information about the interrelationships of hormones, embryology and the nervous system. It goes beyond the anatomy and physiology to offer an opportunity to realize the significant impact of hormones, embryology and the nervous system on body function and wellness. This knowledge may then be applied to patient care situations. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 8 Contact Hours will be awarded.
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9. The Immune System
This course describes the complexity of the immune system through a whole health framework. We will explore the role of vitamins, minerals and herbs in relation to the immune system. The actions of the thymus gland and the spleen as key components of the immune system as well as the role of diet in a healthy immune system will be described. This understanding of the immune system can be used to enhance patient care outcomes. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 8 Contact Hours will be awarded.
10. Muscles and Bones: an Integrated Curriculum
The goal of this class is to provide an understanding of the physiology of muscles and bones. This will enhance your ability to care for patients with musculo-skeletal conditions. This class offers a unique opportunity to explore beyond the anatomy of the skeletal system and understand the inter-relationships of the musculo-skeletal system with all body systems. The effects of the environment on bones and muscles will also be discussed. Application of the knowledge of the physiologic concepts related to bones and muscles will contribute to enhanced patient care relationships. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 8 Contact Hours will be awarded.
11. Whole Person Nutrition Parts I & II
This course will enhance your knowledge of nutrition and its impact on health. Included in the class are the most important nutritional research findings related to health and well-being. Topics covered include: the role nutrition plays in aiding the body's response to stress, the concept of "Nature's Medicine Chest" and the outcomes that balanced nutrition support within the body. This information will allow the integration of nutritional concepts to any patient care situation. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 10 Contact Hours will be awarded.
12. Stress and the Adrenal Glands
How do the adrenal glands' secretions affect the body as it adapts to stress? The identification of specific stressors, as well as the effects of acute and chronic stress on the body, will be presented in depth. In addition, stress adaptation and the body's return to normalization will be discussed. This insight into the implications of stress is applicable to both clinical and non-clinical environments. Upon submission of all requirements for successful completion, 14 Contact Hours will be awarded.
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