Herbal Programs
Herbal Curriculums
1. CERTIFIED HERBALIST (CH) PROGRAM
This certificate program provides the student a well rounded education in herbal studies in order to educate and guide the public in herbal choices. The CH program makes available the finest tools to assess the herbal needs of individuals.
Requirement:
High School Diploma or GED
Completion Time:
Four to six months by distance learning
Outline of Courses:
Total Credit: 18
Tuition: 1,080.00
60.00 per credit hour
Award: Certificate in Herbal Studies
Additional Recommended Courses:
Traditional Chinese Medicine Credit 2
Membership or Registration with the Following Organizations is Recommended:
American Herbalist Guild http://www.americanherbalistsguild.com
International Association of Natural Health Practitioners www.ianhp.org
2. MASTER HERBALIST (MH) PROGRAM
This diploma program provides the student a well rounded education in herbal studies in order to educate and guide the public in herbal choices. The MH program makes available the finest tools to assess the herbal needs of individuals.
Requirement:
High School Diploma or GED
Completion Time:
Average time is six to nine months by distance learning
Outline of Courses:
- Anatomy and Physiology Credit 4
- Natural Health and Nutrition Credit 3
- Herbology Credit 4
- Nutritional Herbology Credit 3
- Herbal First Aid Credit 2
- Aromatherapy Credit 3
- Herbal Preparations Credit 4
- Clinical Botanical Medicine I Credit 5
- Starting Your Business as a Natural Health Practitioner Credit 2
Credit Hours: 30
Tuition: 1,800.00
60.00 per credit hour
Award: Diploma in Herbal Medicine
Additional Recommended Courses:
Traditional Chinese Medicine Credit 2
Membership or Registration with the Following Organizations is Recommended:
American Herbalist Guild http://www.americanherbalistsguild.com
International Association of Natural Health Practitioners www.ianhp.org
3. MEDICAL HERBALIST (M.H.) PROGRAM
Probably one of the most in-depth and complete herbalist programs available. The students are taught from a science and clinical perspective how to effectively operate as Medical Herbalists.
Medical Herbalists are also called Phytomedicine Practitioners.
Enrollment Requirement:
High School Diploma or GED
24 to 30 months to complete via distance learning
Outline of Courses:
- Anatomy and Physiology Credit 4
- Natural Health and Nutrition Credit 3
- Chemistry and Nutrition Credit 2
- Pathology I Credit 5
- Pathology II Credit 5
- Pharmacology Credit 5
- Natural Health Approaches I Credit 5
- Herbology Credit 4
- Nutritional Herbology Credit 3
- Herbal First Aid Credit 2
- Aromatherapy Credit 3
- Clinical Botanical Medicine I Credit 5
- Herbal Preparations Credit 4
- Clinical Botanical Medicine II Credit 4
- Natural Health Approaches V Credit 3
- Bach Flower Remedies Credit 2
- Starting Your Business as a Natural Health Practitioner Credit 2
Credit Hours: 61
Tuition: 3,660.00
60.00 per credit hour
Test material and instructor included. Textbooks and certain eBooks are not included.
Award: Associate Degree in Herbal Medicine
Additional Courses That Are Highly Recommended:
Board Certification is available through the:
American Council for Holistic Medicine at www.theachm.org
Graduates are encouraged to join the American Herbalist Guild http://www.americanherbalistsguild.com/
Registration is available through the International Association o Natural Health Practitioners (IANHP) at www.ianhp.org
4. CERTIFIED AROMATHERAPIST (C.A.)
A six course curriculum in the healing art of essential oils
Enrollment Requirement:
High School Diploma or GED
Outline of Courses:
Total Credit Hours: 17
Tuition: 1,020.00
60.00 per credit hour
Textbooks and most eBooks not included.
Award: Certificate in Aromatherapy
Membership to the following associations is encouraged:
National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy www.naha.org
American Herbalist Guild http://www.americanherbalistsguild.com/
International Association of Natural Health Practitioners (IANHP) www.ianhp.org
5. CERTIFIED HERBAL CONSULTANT (C.H.C)
A seven course herbal studies program that is comprised of eBooks only.A very good curriculum for those wanting to practice as herbalists.
Requirement:
High School Diploma or GED
Completion time:
Generally three to five months via distance learning
Outline of Courses:
Total Credit Hours: 12
Tuition: 720.00
60.00 per credit hour
Test material and instructor included.
E-books not included except for Bach Flower Remedies
Award: Certificate in Herbal Therapies
Additional Recommended Courses:
Membership or Registration with the Following Organizations is Recommended:
American Herbalist Guild http://www.americanherbalistsguild.com/
International Association of Natural Health Practitioners www.ianhp.org
Top Field Accreditation and Approvals
American Council for Holistic Medicine ACHM www.theachm.org
New Eden School has students throughout the USA, Europe, Australia, and elsewhere.
Resource database for Herbalists www.bountifulherbs.net
The Bountiful Herbs Botanical Medicine Database is a computer program designed by a naturopathic doctor to facilitate searching herbs quickly and efficiently to find those most suitable to a particular clients needs. This database is perfect for clinical settings. There are very few programs that may seem similar to the Bountiful Herbs Database. What makes the program unique is that it is completely editable. The field of botanical medicine is vast and many practitioners disagree on the use of herbs. That is why it was made so that each user can change and add to the monographs to make the program uniquely their own. This database will help students
Discount available for New Eden Students.
