Complementary and Alternative Health Degrees

• Advanced Diploma in Complementary
  and Alternative Health
• Associate Degree in Complementary and Alternative Health
• Bachelor’s Degree in Complementary
  and Alternative Health
• Master’s Degree in Complementary
  and Alternative Health
• Doctor of Philosophy in Complementary
  and Alternative Health (PhD)

1. Advanced Diploma in Complementary and Alternative Health

A very good curriculum composed of various courses in complementary and alternative health that will effectively educate the student to become a Complementary and Alternative Health Practitioner (C.A.H.P)

Requirement for Enrollment:

High School Completion or GED

Duration of Program:

Generally takes 9 to 18 months via distance learning. This is a self-paced program.

Outline of Courses:

•  Anatomy and Physiology Credit 4
•  Natural Health and Nutrition Credit 3
•  Chemistry and Nutrition Credit 2
•  Guide to Complementary and Alternative Health Credit 1
•  Natural Health Approaches I Credit 5
•  Natural Health Approaches V Credit 3
•  Natural Health Assessments Credit 4
•  Digestive Wellness Credit 4
•  Natural Solutions to Food Allergies and Food Intolerances Credit 3
•  Nutrition for Children Credit 2
•  Herbology Credit 2
•  Effective Modalities & Products for Optimal Health and Wellness Credit 1
•  PEMF Therapy for Wellness Credit 1
•  Cancer, GMO’s and Vaccines Credit 4
•  Cell Salts and Homeopathic Remedies Credit 1
•  Business and Practice Matters for Natural Health Professionals Credit 1

Tuition does not include textbooks but does include study instructions, testing material and certain eBooks.
60.00 per credit hour

Graduates can apply to be Board Certified through the American Council for Holistic Medicine (ACHM)
Graduates can apply for membership with the Complementary Medical Association or with the International Institute for Complementary Therapists (IICT) at www.iictinsurance.com
Graduates are encouraged to become members of the International Association of Natural Health Practitioners (IANHP) at www.ianhp.org

2. Associate Degree in Complementary and Alternative Health

A robust curriculum composed of various courses in complementary and alternative health that will effectively educate the student to become a Complementary and Alternative Health Practitioner (C.A.H.P)

Requirement for Enrollment:

High School Completion or GED

Duration of Program:

Generally takes 12 to 24 months via distance learning.
This is a self-paced program.

Outline of Courses:

•  Anatomy and Physiology Credit 4
•  Natural Health and Nutrition Credit 3
•  Chemistry and Nutrition Credit 2
•  Guide to Complementary and Alternative Health Credit 1
•  Dietary Wellness for Life Credit 2
•  Pathology I Credit 5
•  Pathology II Credit 5
•  pH Balance for Optimal Health Credit 1
•  Natural Health Approaches I Credit 5
•  Kinesiology Credit 1
•  Natural Health Approaches V Credit 3
•  Natural Health Assessments Credit 4
•  Digestive Wellness Credit 4
•  Natural Solutions to Food Allergies and Food Intolerances Credit 3
•  Nutrition for Children Credit 2
•  Herbology Credit 2
•  Health foods and Nutritional Supplements Credit 5
•  PEMF Therapy for Wellness Credit 1
•  Cancer, GMO’s and Vaccines Credit 4
•  Traditional Naturopathic Approaches Credit 1
•  Cell Salts and Homeopathic Remedies Credit 1
•  Traditional Chinese Medicine Credit 2
•  Business and Practice Matters for Natural Health Professionals Credit 1

Tuition does not include textbooks but does include study instructions, testing material and certain eBooks.
60.00 per credit hour

Graduates can apply to be Board Certified through the American Council for Holistic Medicine (ACHM)
Graduates can apply for membership with the Complementary Medical Association or with the International Institute for Complementary Therapists (IICT) at www.iictinsurance.com
Graduates are encouraged to become members of the International Association of Natural Health Practitioners (IANHP) at www.ianhp.org

3. Bachelor’s Degree in Complementary and Alternative Health

A very robust curriculum composed of various courses in complementary and alternative health that will effectively educate the student to become a Complementary and Alternative Health Practitioner (C.A.H.P)

Requirement for Enrollment:

High School Completion or GED

Duration of Program:

Generally takes 24 to 48 months via distance learning.
This is a self-paced program.

Outline of Courses:

•  Anatomy and Physiology Credit 4
•  Natural Health and Nutrition Credit 3
•  Chemistry and Nutrition Credit 2
•  Guide to Complementary and Alternative Health Credit 1
•  Dietary Wellness for Life Credit 2
•  Colon Wellness Credit 1
•  Pathology I Credit 5
•  Pathology II Credit 5
•  Pharmacology Credit 5
•  Enzyme Nutrition Credit 3
•  pH Balance for Optimal Health Credit 1
•  Natural Health Approaches I Credit 5
•  Effective Modalities & Products for Optimal Health and Wellness Credit 1
•  Amino Acid Therapy Credit 2
•  Kinesiology Credit 1
•  Natural Health Approaches V Credit 3
•  Natural Health Assessments Credit 4
•  Digestive Wellness Credit 4
•  Natural Solutions to Food Allergies and Food Intolerances Credit 3
•  Nutrition for Children Credit 2
•  Herbology Credit 2
•  Health foods and Nutritional Supplements Credit 5
•  Energy Medicine Credit 2
•  PEMF Therapy for Wellness Credit 1
•  Cancer, GMO’s and Vaccines Credit 4
•  Traditional Naturopathic Approaches Credit 1
•  Cell Salts and Homeopathic Remedies Credit 1
•  Reflexology Credit 3
•  Traditional Chinese Medicine Credit 2
•  Clinical Natural Medicine Credit 7
•  Clinical Botanical Medicine I Credit 5
•  Wellness Counseling Practices for Natural Health Professionals Credit 2
•  Anti-Aging and Longevity Approaches Credit 2
•  Business and Practice Matters for Natural Health Professionals Credit 1
•  Case Studies Credit 6

Tuition does not include textbooks but does include study instructions, testing material and certain eBook
60.00 per credit hour

Graduates can apply to be Board Certified through the American Council for Holistic Medicine (ACHM) or with the American Alternative Medical Association(AAMA) at www.joinaama.com
Graduates can apply for membership with the Complementary Medical Association or with the International Institute for Complementary Therapists (IICT) at www.iictinsurance.com
Graduates are encouraged to become members of the International Association of Natural Health Practitioners (IANHP) at www.ianhp.org

4. Master’s Degree in Complementary and Alternative Health

An excellent curriculum composed of various courses in complementary and alternative health that will effectively educate the student to become a Complementary and Alternative Health Practitioner (C.A.H.P)

Requirement for Enrollment:

Bachelors Degree in Complementary and Alternative Health

Duration of Program:

Generally takes 12 to 24 months via distance learning.
This is a self-paced program.

Outline of Courses:

•  Eleven Keys to Health and Longevity Credit 1
•  Nail, Skin, Tongue Analysis Credit 2
•  Clinical Nutrition Credit 3
•  Herbal First Aid Credit 2
•  Fitness & Weight Management Credit 3
•  Modern Naturopathic Approaches Credit 3
•  Herbal Medicines Credit 7
•  Nutritional Biochemistry Credit 2
•  Micro-circulation Enhancement Credit 1
•  Masters Degree Case Studies Credit 6

60.00 per credit hour
Tuition does not include textbooks but does include study instructions, testing material and certain eBooks.

Graduates can apply to be Board Certified through the American Council for Holistic Medicine (ACHM) or with the American Alternative Medical Association (AAMA) at www.joinaama.com
Graduates can apply for membership with the Complementary Medical Association or with the International Institute for Complementary Therapists (IICT) at www.iictinsurance.com
Graduates are encouraged to become members of the International Association of Natural Health Practitioners (IANHP) at www.ianhp.org

Important:

Once any of the above degree programs are completed, the graduate can apply the credits toward any other program New Eden School offers.
Those that complete any of the above degree programs may want to enroll in the Alternative Medicine Diplomate (AMD) Doctorate Program. The curriculum can be found at the Clinical Natural Medicine Programs page.
Individuals that have completed the Master’s Program need to only complete the doctoral dissertation in order to earn an AMD Doctorate.

5. Doctor of Philosophy in Complementary and Alternative Health (PhD)

The word philosophy comes from the Greek which means “love for wisdom” This degree is for those that enjoy teaching and doing research in the area of complementary and alternative medicine.
It is also useful for those operating as Complementary and Alternative Health Practitioners.

Requirement:

Master’s Degree in Complementary and Alternative Health or the completion of any one of the following doctorate degrees:
ND, AMD, N.M.D, DBM, DNOM, NHP Doctorate

Duration:

12-24 months via distance learning

Outline of Courses:

•  Nutritional Biochemistry Credit 2
•  Introduction to Research Credit 3
•  How to Prepare a Doctoral Dissertation Credit 2
•  PhD Dissertation Credit 18

60.00 per credit hour
No discounts on this program.
Minimum tuition of 900.00 regardless of waived courses.
Tuition includes everything but textbooks