Certified Herbal Counselor Courses Offered By Joyful Living Services
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Herbs perform many healing functions in the body, but they must be used appropriately, not indiscriminately. Although herbal remedies are less likely to cause side effects, they can be very potent. Not all plant life is beneficial. There are poisonous plants, and some of them are deadly, especially if used for long periods of time. Since herbs contain active ingredients, you should be aware that some of these elements may interact negatively with prescribed medications. This course is designed to teach you about the safety of herbs and how to use them appropriately for yourself and others.
Click here to download the course description and registration form.
This course is approved as a Continuing Education Credit (CEC) course by the Board of Registered Nursing, BRN#13857
Holiday Special: SAVE $200 November and December
Herbs perform many healing functions in the body, but they must be used appropriately, not indiscriminately. Although herbal remedies are less likely to cause side effects, they can be very potent. Not all plant life is beneficial. There are poisonous plants, and some of them are deadly, especially if used for long periods of time. Since herbs contain active ingredients, you should be aware that some of these elements may interact negatively with prescribed medications. This course is designed to teach you about the safety of herbs and how to use them appropriately for yourself and others.
Click here to download the course description and registration form.
This course is approved as a Continuing Education Credit (CEC) course by the Board of Registered Nursing, BRN#13857
Holiday Special: SAVE $200 November and December
Chinese Herbology is the theory of Traditional Chinese herbal therapy, which accounts for the majority of treatments in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Traditional Chinese Medicine has its origin in ancient Taoist philosophy which views a person as an energy system in which body and mind are unified, each influencing and balancing the other. Unlike allopathic medicine which attempts to isolate and separate a disease from a person, Chinese Medicine emphasizes a holistic approach that treats the whole person. Many people have found Traditional Chinese methods of healing to be excellent tools for maintaining optimum health and preventing illness.
This course is approved as a Continuing Education Credit (CEC) course by the Board of Registered Nursing, BRN#13857
Click here to download the course handout and sign up for the course.
Holiday Special: SAVE $200 November and December
Chinese Herbology is the theory of Traditional Chinese herbal therapy, which accounts for the majority of treatments in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Traditional Chinese Medicine has its origin in ancient Taoist philosophy which views a person as an energy system in which body and mind are unified, each influencing and balancing the other. Unlike allopathic medicine which attempts to isolate and separate a disease from a person, Chinese Medicine emphasizes a holistic approach that treats the whole person. Many people have found Traditional Chinese methods of healing to be excellent tools for maintaining optimum health and preventing illness.
This course is approved as a Continuing Education Credit (CEC) course by the Board of Registered Nursing, BRN#13857
Click here to download the course handout and sign up for the course.
