Alternative medicine
- Clinical Medical Homeopathy
- Light and Color Therapy
- Advanced Reflexology
- Astrological Medicine
- Patophysiology and holistic diagnostics
- Dowsing and Radionics
- Reiki Traditional Japanese
- Medical Acupuncture
- Subtle Energies Medicine
- Magnetotherapy
- Mind-body Interaction
- Nutrition & Orthomolecular Therapy
- Autogenic Training
- Art Therapy
- Advanced Aromatherapy
- Herbal Medicine
- Vibrational Flower Medicine
- Gemology and Gemstonetherapy
- Polarity Therapy
- Acupressure and Jin Shin Jyutsu
- T'ai Chi Ch'uan
- Hydrotherapy, Oxygen/Ozone Therapy
- Chinese Medicine Introductory
- Chinese Herbolody introductory
- Therapeutic Touch
- Ayurvedic Medicine
- Biofeedback
- The History of Natural medicine
- Sound and music therapy
- Vibrational Medicine
Online Correspondence courses
Chinese herbology online correspondence course
- 1. The History of Chinese Herbal Medicine
- 2. Principles and Premises of Chinese Herbal Medicine
- Qi and the FOUR Vital Body Humours
- Yin and Yang
- The five Elements
- The Vital Organs
- The Vital Connections
- The Causes of Disease
- 3. Chinese Diagnosis and Symptomology
- 4. Getting the right Cure:
- Emetic Method
- Purgative Method
- Perspiration Method
- Neutraliser Method
- Stimulation Method
- Heat-clearing Method
- Deflection Method
- Tonic Method
- 5. How the Herbs are mixed for the Patient: Broth, Pills, Honey pills, Water Pills, Wax pills, Paste, Dan Medications, Medicine-Wine, Gum, Fermentation
- 6. Preventative and Curative Medicine
- 7. Chinese Herbal Pharmacopea:
- Diaphoretic Herbs ("Release Externally")
- Purgative Herbs (Laxative, or "Purge Down")
- Antipyretic, Refrigerant Herbs ("Clearing Heat"
- Asromatic Dehydrators Herbs ("Transform Moisture")
- Diuretic Herbs ("Pass Water, Facilitate Urine")
- Anti rheumatic Herbs ("Expel Wind-Damp")
- Warming Herbs ("Warm Interior, Dispel Cold")
- Resuscitate Herbs ("Open Spirit-Gate")
- Sedative Herbs ("Calm the Spirit")
- Liver Sedatives ("Calm the Liver, Stop the Wind")
- Energy Regulators Herbs ("Manage and Discipline Qi")
- Blood regulators ("Manage and Discipline Blood")
- Stomachic, Digestive Herbs ("Digest and Guide")
- Expectorants and Antitussives Herbs ("Melt Mucus, Stop Cough")
- Tonic Herbs ("Repair and Tonify Emptiness")
- Yang Tonic Herbs
- Blood Tonics Herbs
- Yin Tonic herbs
- Astringent Herbs ("Withdraw and Hold back")
- Anthelmintic Herbs ("Dry out Worms")
- 8. Popular Chinese herbal Prescriptions for different Health Ailments.
- 9. Chinese Healthy Food Recipes