Clayton College of Natural Health – BS / MS in Natural Health

http://www.ccnh.edu/

Birmingham, AL
Admissions:
E-mail: admiss@ccnh.edu
Phone number: 1.800.995.4590

Faculty:
Faculty: faculty@ccnh.edu
Program Advisors: programadvisor@ccnh.edu
Phone number: 1.877.782.8236

Bachelor of Science in Natural Health

This program is intended for the student who has graduated from high school or has earned a GED and who desires to earn a bachelor’s degree with a focus on concepts of natural health. The program is designed to provide general education courses typically offered in bachelor’s degree programs and natural health core courses for the self-motivated independent learner. This program provides a broad introduction to the elements of traditional naturopathy: sunlight, water, movement and rest, air, and food.

Master of Science in Natural Health

This program is intended for the student who has earned a bachelor’s degree and who desires to earn a master’s degree with a focus on concepts of natural health. This program includes the study of some components of traditional naturopathy and expands natural health studies in holism, homeopathy, and psychospiritual health. Completion of this degree prepares the graduate for the practice of a natural health career.

Program Objectives

• Provide the student with an in-depth study of natural health in the areas of human physiology, digestion, holistic human development, intermediate homeopathy, adult learning theory, biochemical individuality, and wellness and belief.
• Enable the student to develop practical research skills applicable to real-world problems.
• Nurture the student’s knowledge concerning issues of natural health, especially with regard to employing competent problem solving approaches to natural health and focusing on continued learning as the field unfolds.
• Prepare the student to teach others about natural health and healthy living.
• Allow the student to explore a wide array of natural health curricula to emphasize areas of interest.

Retrieved from Clayton College of Natural Health website on 3/13/2010.