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Holistic Ministries
Bachelor of Science
BHM101 • ETHICAL
AND LEGAL ISSUES IN HOLISTIC HEALTH CARE
Offers an overview of
the ethics and legal issues inherent in building an effective holistic
practice.
1 Credit Hour.
BHM102 • STRESS
MANAGEMENT
Presents an overview of methods that
identify, manage, and reduce stress.
6 Credit Hours.
BHM103 • CAREER
PLANNING
A self-discovery course which requires
the student to self-assess with the goal of establishing a direction
for a successful, passionate career choice.
3 Credit Hours.
BHM104 • OVERVIEW
OF RELIGION
Defines and provides a history of religion,
as well as outlining the various world religions.
3 Credit Hours.
BHM105 • PRAYER
Teaches the history of prayer, prayer
traditions of various communities of the world, as well as the
transformational journey possible through prayer.
6 Credit Hours.
BHM106 • SPIRITUAL
DEVELOPMENT
Offers the student an introduction
to the awakening of divine potential and the power of intent. Before
one can become a healer of others one must first become acquainted
with his or her own authenticity.
6 Credit Hours.
BHM107 • HOLISTIC
CONSULTING
Offers a basic overview of counseling
skills that are an important element of every holistic ministry.
6 Credit Hours.
BHM108 • INTRODUCTION
TO JUNGIAN PSYCHOLOGY
Introduces Carl Jung and his basic
approach, including personality typology, archetypes, transpersonal
psychology, mythology, religion and other rich transformative concepts.
3 Credit Hours.
BHM109 • CHILDREN
AND GRIEF/LOSS/DIVORCE
Covers an approach to childhood loss
and grief, including some of the more difficult reactions to loss,
such as anger and low self-esteem.
6 Credit Hours.
BHM110 • SPIRITUAL
GUIDANCE FOR CHILDREN
Offers a perspective on spiritual parenting
and nurturing a child’s soul.
6 Credit Hours.
BHM111 • INTRODUCTION
TO MIND/BODY HEALING
Healing focuses on the power of the
mind to heal or harm the body. The mind is the body’s apothecary.
Covers psychoneuroimmunology from Hippocrates to the modern-day
researcher.
3 Credit Hours.
BHM112 • LABYRINTHS
An in-depth study of the ancient Labyrinth, its history, and its healing powers.
6 Credit Hours.
ELECTIVE of
your choice
See Electives.
6 Credit Hours.
Total Hours: 61
Master of Science
MHM201 • PRINCIPLES
OF HEALTHY EATING
Focuses on the correlation between
diet and spiritual life, particularly the alignment of body with
spirit.
6 Credit Hours.
MHM202 • BENEFITS
OF MEDITATION
Explores body wisdom and mindfulness
as methods for reducing anxiety.
6 Credit Hours.
MHM203 • THE
HEALING BENEFITS OF WATER
Describes the healing power of various
water therapies and the importance and influence of water on the
body/mind.
6 Credit Hours.
MHM204 • BREATHWORK
An introduction to the power, purpose
and benefits of breathwork, including options for asthma, addictions,
PTSD, chronic pain, depression, and others.
3 Credit Hours.
MHM205 • LIGHT
THERAPY AND HEALING
An introduction to the ancient history
and modern technique, the psychophysiological effects, and the
benefits of light work.
6 Credit Hours.
MHM206 • YOUR
BODY AND EXERCISE
Studies the link between body and mind
when exercise is in the equation, including finding your own body
type and how to listen to your body.
3 Credit Hours.
MHM207 • HOLISTIC
LIVING
Designed to assist in the implementation
of the holistic life, utilizing energy work and spiritual activation.
3 Credit Hours.
MHM208 • LIFESTYLE
MODIFICATION
Describes how to alter one’s lifestyle
to a wellness model.
3 Credit Hours.
MHM209 • THERAPEUTIC
PRAYER
Defines prayer and its methods of use.
Clarifies the meaning of recent research on prayer and its effects.
Yields a new wisdom for healing and wholeness.
6 Credit Hours.
MHM210 • SPIRITUAL
HEALING
Introduces methods and techniques for
accessing one’s own spiritual awareness and power.
3 Credit Hours.
ELECTIVE of
your choice
See Electives.
6 Credit Hours.
Total Hours: 51
Doctor of Philosophy
DHM301 • ADVANCED
JUNGIAN PSYCHOLOGY
Provides a deeper understanding of
the concepts and practices of Jungian Psychology.
6 Credit Hours.
DHM302 • GENERAL
THEOLOGY
Gives the student an overview of Christian
theology, its historical origins, the major topics of dispute,
the various schools of thought, and the personalities that shaped
its course, as well as a study of world religions and the concept
of pluralism.
6 Credit Hours.
DHM303 • SUBSTANCE
ABUSE
Offers two distinct but collaborative
views of addiction and the recovery process.
3 Credit Hours.
DHM304 • STAGES
OF ADULTHOOD
Explores the various theories of adult
development from all perspectives: biological, social, psychological,
spiritual, sexual, and gender-related, and offers some intervention
strategies to assist at each stage of development.
6 Credit Hours.
DHM305 • UNDERSTANDING
THE FAMILY
Focuses on the subtle, unconscious
elements of family dynamics as well as on some of the methods by
which the dynamic of secrecy may be healed.
6 Credit Hours.
DHM306 • HIV
AND AIDS
Offers various perspectives including
information about prevention, signs and symptoms, conventional
and alternative treatments, nutrition, and the psychology surrounding
HIV and AIDs.
6 Credit Hours.
DHM307 • DEALING
WITH DEATH AND GRIEF
Offers a study of death and grief in
combination with the various therapeutic interventions for grief.
6 Credit Hours.
DHM308 • LIFE
SKILLS
Answers these essential life questions:
What is resilience? How does one develop it? How does one apply
it?
6 Credit Hours.
DHM309 • BIBLICAL
STUDIES
What is the hidden meaning of the Bible?
How do such powerful Old and New Testament paradigms such as the
Ten Commandments and The Sermon on the Mount apply today? Explore
what the Bible means to you.
6 Credit Hours.
DHM310 • BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
Combines traditional business skills
with humanistic qualities to provide an introduction to managing
a successful private practice or consulting agency.
3 Credit Hours.
ELECTIVE of
your choice
See Electives.
6 Credit Hours.
DHM311• DISSERTATION
Total Hours: 60
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