Recent Blog Posts
Herbal Medicine Faculty and Alumni Participate in American Herbalists Guild’s Annual Symposium
This past weekend (Nov. 6 – 10), six of MUIH’s herbal medicine faculty and two alumni were invited to speak at the American Herbalists Guild (AHG) Annual Symposium in Pine Mountain, Georgia.
Yoga Therapy Offers Relief for Clients in the Natural Care Center
Our first yoga therapy student interns are now scheduling appointments to see clients at the MUIH Natural Care Center. Yoga therapy is a rapidly growing healing discipline that is effective for a wide range of physical and emotional challenges. You likely know how effective a yoga practice can be – imagine the possibilities of using yoga therapy to heal!
MUIH Welcomes Incoming September Students
We’re so excited to welcome our new students! As MUIH continues to grow, so too does the diversity of our student population.
5 Health Coaching Techniques to Use in Difficult Situations
Sometimes I sense we yearn for the day when all of life’s challenges magically melt away. However, what I have learned along my journey thus far in life is that while we’ll never be able to completely avoid life’s challenges, we can look at the situation from a new perspective, or in coaching terms, learn to “reframe” our experiences.
Research Day 2014 – Faculty Abstracts
Worsley Five Element Clearing Protocols in the Treatment of PTSD Research Design by Janice Campbell and Hunter Thompson, Acupuncture Professors Abstract: OBJECTIVE: To study the treatment effect of Worsley five […]