Classes provided an overview of human gross anatomy, with emphasis on the musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary, gastrointestinal, and genitourinary systems. In conjunction, this course describes the functioning of the cardiopulmonary, gastrointestinal, and endocrine systems.

This course provides an overview of the human nervous system, including neuro-anatomy, neurophysiology, neuro-endocrinology. During the course it focuses on relationships between the central nervous system and human behavior, including the neural substrates of cognition, emotion, sensation, movement, autonomic function, and socialization. The course distinguishes between neuro-scientific understanding and reductionism, with special emphasis on human development.

This part of the course offers important development in the students energy healing combined with massage skills and in the development of clinical communication. Additionally, the course provides an opportunity for the therapist to receive healing in order to assist with an increased understanding of the processes their clients will undergo.

Continuation of Energy Healing I.

Continuation of Energy Healing II.

In this class students are encouraged to internalize the highest standards of behavior as health professionals. The coursework describes the essential character of relationships in the health professions, and sensitizes students to the ethical dimensions of healing work. Class work includes basics for general business training in issues legal, accounting, and general business management operations, and ethical decision making.

This subject provides an overview of the theoretical principles for common massage therapy systems and manual techniques. That includes history of massage and bodywork, effects and benefits of proper massage treatments, and theoretical basis of fundamental manual techniques.

This subject helps to deepen the understanding of anatomy as it explores the relationship between structure and function of the musculoskeletal system. This is the introduction to the science of human movement, through study of planes of motion, physics, anatomy, physiology and biomechanics.

This is a hands-on class that teaches techniques of massage. That includes, Swedish, HwalGong (Korean Energy Massage), and Meridian Massage. Students will learn to work with and develop sensitivity to the muscles, fascial components and connective tissues.

Continuation of Massage Skills II.

The class is an opportunity for a thorough review of the rules for the state of Arizona and the national certification, and guidance for the application and preparation for the national exam.

This course provides an overview of classical East Asian health systems, both theory and practice, including roles of life-energy, meridian systems, yin-yang theory, five-element theory with special emphasis on the correlation with exercise physiology including stress and recovery affects upon various organ systems. Therapeutic exercise instruction for general application and some specific issues covered.

Continuation of Oriental Health Principles I, this course creates the integration of therapeutic exercise and manual therapies to enhance function of the physical, energetic and psychological functions and the integration of these. Emphasis of physical body through lumbopelvic assessment and treatment to strengthen the physical foundations of health as they flow to support the energetic and psychological aspects; craniosacral therapy as it improves psychoenergetic as it flows to support the body.

Continuation of Oriental Health Principles II with advanced understanding and training in theory and practice of the meridian system.

Here students receive an overview of the pathological basis of human disease, describing mechanisms and consequences of human disease, at molecular, cellular, tissue, organ system, and human levels.

This course provides an overview of classical East Asian health systems, both theory and practice, including roles of life-energy, meridian systems, yin-yang theory, five-element theory with special emphasis on the correlation with exercise physiology including stress and recovery affects upon various organ systems. Therapeutic exercise instruction for general application and some specific issues covered.

These classes provide an introduction to the study of reflexology, for the basic understanding of the principles and skills of reflexology and their therapeutic application.

This is an introduction to principles of Oriental Bodywork; Position Therapy, which are unique to this practice, and offer a chance to outline the expectations and personal commitment to the practice of this therapy. We also describe the myriad mutual influences between the health of an individual, and the health of larger units including families, communities, our species, and the earth as a whole. Special emphasis is placed on the role of the individual as a change agent.

This is for reiteration of the major lessons and key points in each subject and building professional network and relationship for future collaboration among graduates.