BM 724 - Holism in Practice II

Credit(s): 1.25

With an aim to synthesize the information learned in the clinical medicine and
therapeutic modalities courses, the Holism in Practice series utilizes a case-based
learning model to demonstrate how the naturopathic philosophical framework and core
therapeutics are applied in practice. Students are presented with complex cases where
they will pull upon their biomedical knowledge, but must also consider physical, mental,
emotional, social, and spiritual aspects of health and well-being. Students will be
challenged to utilize the full range of therapeutic skills to create comprehensive, yet
practical, holistic treatment plans. Successful implementation of care, as well as therapy
selection are emphasized in each case.