HH 5560 Integrative Health and Healing - 3 graduate credits
Topics in Alternative Health and Healing introduces the fundamental concepts of complementary and alternative health and wellness methods and practices. Participants will explore and study the psychophysiology of a wide variety of mind/body modalities and discuss the integration of these approaches with Western medicine.
HH 5570 Mindfulness Meditation: Theory and Practice - 3 graduate credits
Mindfulness Meditation Theory and Practice examines the theoretical basis for the use of meditation as a healing tool. In a meditative retreat format, participants learn and practice various types of meditation such as body scan, sitting, walking, eating and music meditation. Extended periods of practice and interspersed with discussion, reflection, presentation and small group work.
HH 5590 Transpersonal Psychology - 3 graduate credits
Transpersonal Psychology addresses aspects of mind and behavior that transcend individual ego and personal identity. This course considers the dimensions of consciousness, the implications of transpersonal experiences and the connection between psychology and spirituality. Class members gain an understanding of the fundamental assumptions underlying transpersonal theory and skills in applying theory to facilitate growth, health and well-being.
HH 5600 Body Centered Therapies - 3 graduate credits
Body Centered Therapies provides an overview of multiple therapeutic approaches by examining such techniques as massage, therapeutic touch, Rolfing, reflexology, Reiki, shiatsu, acupressure, Alexander Technique and other therapies.
HH 5610 The Circle of Life - 3 graduate credits
This course is one of a series offered by the PATH Institute. The Circle of Life course is designed to facilitate the learning of individuals who intend to work in professions related to wellness. The topic of death and dying will be addressed in a comprehensive way with attention to both content knowledge and its application to the lives of individuals. Topics will include characteristics and causes of death; a developmental view of the life span; grief, bereavement and loss; caring for the terminally ill; caregiver's personal concerns; and spiritual wellness.
HH 5620 Spiritual Health - 3 graduate credits
Spiritual Health provides an opportunity to explore the role of the spiritual dimensions of wellness. A process of inquiry will help you better understand the spiritual dimension of self and the relationship of spirit to the health and healing process.
