HOLISTIC AYURVEDA FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
$495.00 or Payment Plan
($195 Deposit + $100 x 3 instalments)
Minimum study hours: 40
›Course Code: CAT 32

This introductory Ayurveda unit provides an excellent basis for the study of Ayurvedic philosophies. Definitions and histories of Ayurveda, Ayurvedic principles and the Ayurvedic system of medicine is provided with clarity. The candidate will be able to draw on Ayurvedic knowledge to assist in the interpretation of medical conditions and symptoms. Other modalities such as massage, nutrition, and herbalism, generally used within an integrated Ayurvedic diagnosis will also be explored.
On successful completion of this unit, the clinician will be able to demonstrate commitment to the central philosophies of Ayurvedic practice, identify and describe the principles and practices of Ayuveda, and represent Ayurveda to the community.

AYURVEDIC HERBAL MEDICINE
$495.00 or Payment Plan
($195 Deposit + $100 x 3 instalments)
Minimum study hours: 40
›Course Code: CAT 33

This unit enables the clinician to apply therapeutic techniques in Ayurveda Herbal Medicine, and consolidates previous Ayurvedic principles and knowledge.
Appropriate skills in the management and application of Ayurveda is conveyed and explored. Treatments of herbal medicine, extemporaneous preparations, herbal plasters, poultices, ointments or other topical applications are applied, recommended and dispensed according to regulations. General Ayurvedic treatment plans and records are also covered in this unit.
On successful completion of this unit, the clinician will be able to manage treatment, apply therapeutic techniques, advise and resource the client, and review treatment.

HOLISTIC HOMOEOPATHY FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
$545.00 or Payment Plan
($245 deposit + $100 x 3 instalments)
Minimum study hours: 100
›Course Code: CAT 36

This unit defines the study of Homeopathy based on the principle “like cures like” and founded by German Physician Samuel Hahneman.
Homeopathy is a method of healing whereby the energy from the remedy activates the vital force that encourages the body’s natural recuperation. Integral connection to other modalities such as herbalism and vibrational medicine is explored. A historical development of homeopathy is also provided.
Candidates who completes this unit could competently incorporate Homeopathy as a diagnostic technique and tool within a practice setting.
On successful completion of this unit, students will be able to demonstrate knowledge of homoeopathic paradigm, and identify and describe the principles and practices of Homoeopathy.

HOLISTIC NATUROPATHY FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
$495.00 or Payment Plan
($195 Deposit + $100 x 3 instalments)
Minimum study hours: 50
›Course Code: CAT 37

This unit enables the clinician to apply therapeutic techniques in naturopathy.
A definition of naturopathy, its central philosophies and historical development are clearly provided. Other complementary therapies utilised within the modality of naturopathy are also explored and considered.
On successful completion of this unit, the clinician will be able to demonstrate commitment to the central philosphies of Naturopathic practice, identify and describe the principles and practices, utilise this knowledge in assessment techniques of disease states and symptoms, as well as consider the use of Naturopathy within diagnosis.

AROMA PALLIATIVE AND AGED CARE
$495.00 or Payment Plan
($195 Deposit + $100 x 3 instalments)
Minimum study hours: 40 ›Course Code: CAT 21
 Based on duty of care, its emphasis and mission is to enable practitioners to enhance the health and lifestyle of elderly residents in Aged Care facilities, and those in need of palliative care, through the use of aromatherapeutic remedies and techniques. Through improving quality of life, conditions are enhanced for residents and carers alike.

HOLISTIC HERBALISM FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
$545.00 or Payment Plan
($245 deposit + $100 x 3 instalments)
Minimum study hours: 100
›Course Code: CAT 35

This unit provides a historical development of Western Herbal Medicine as well as its central tenets and philosophies. Incorporating aspects of harvesting, preserving and classification of herbal medicine.
This progressive modality enjoys scientific validation and the theory and practice of medicinal herbs and their relation to the body systems is explored, assisting any practitioner wanting to develop their knowledge in complementary therapies and Western Herbal Medicine in particular. Western Herbal Medicine principles, practices, techniques, and assessments are identified and described.
On successful completion of this unit, the clinician is enabled to apply therapeutic techniques in Western Herbalism.

CLINICAL NUTRITION CONSULTANT
$495.00 or Payment Plan
($195 Deposit + $100 x 3 instalments)
Minimum study hours: 50
›Course Code: CAT 38

This unit focuses on dietary needs and modification. Nutritional characteristics of different food groups, food additives, food intolerances, supplementation of vitamins and minerals as well as proteins, amino acids, carbohydrates, fats, enzymes and antioxidants.
Comprehensive nutritional advice within the naturopathic modality including treatment plans, referral and general practice procedures is also covered. This is undoubtedly the most necessary aspect of preventative medicine today and the basis for all health and wellness.
This unit enables the clinician to apply therapeutic techniques in nutrition, manage, apply, advise, and review Naturopathic treatment.

CHINESE MASSAGE TREATMENT

›Course Code: CAT 39

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine there is a vital force running through all things in nature and that force is Chi. Chi runs through the body along pathways or meridians and many things may cause blockages and produce imbalance. The object of treatment is to restore the normal flow of Chi.
This unit enables the clinician to apply remedial therapeutic massage techniques including traditional Chinese medicine methods. Subjects included are: Chinese massage, Acupressure points and techniques, Meridian massage procedures, Meridian stretches, pulse, tongue and face diagnosis, Yin/Yang theory, and function of Chi in the body.
Practical hours will be required to complete this unit.