Learn responsive birth support in 4 days. Team-taught by world class faculty since 1988. Fridays-Saturdays, April 26-27 & May 3-4, 2019 8am-5:30pm $689 Please contact us directly for more information on our Course Assistant positions.
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We will review the research on which conditions benefit from IF / ketogenic diet, risks, contraindications, appropriate medical monitoring and blood tests, as well as how to implement these therapeutic diets.
Learn the basics of whole-food cooking in this fun and educational program taught by Bastyr culinary instructor, Fernanda Larson, MS, CN. Course dates: May 1, 8, 15, 22 2019 Course Times: 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Gain postnatal competence, tools & capacity in 4 days, team-taught by qualified faculty since 1994. Thursday-Sunday, May 2-5, 2019 8am-5pm $689 Please contact us directly for more information on our Course Assistant positions.
<p>Two fabulous days in the wild, garden, and kitchen - preparing remedies and bringing them to the table in mouthwatering ways that your friends and family will love.</p>
The Washington Homeopathy Association in conjunction with Bastyr University present an informative case conference with six very talented homeopaths from the Pacific Northwest.
This continuing education one day course is about Chronic Pain, especially in the Nervous and Musculoskeletal system. It will thoroughly teach the clinician how to evaluate and treat sensitization and pain in the peripheral receptors, the spinal cord and the brain.
Please join us for our annual Spring for Health Luncheon as we support expanding access to natural health care in underserved communities.
Achieve proficiency as a prenatal educator in a blended workshop team-taught by skilled faculty since 1997. The CET combines online learning with 3 intensive on-site days. *Depending on your knowledge and experience, online coursework will take 40-60+ hours to complete. The online classroom will open in February 2019. Onsite days: May 17-19, 2019 from 8 AM to 6 PM Registration deadline: April 6, 2019
Did you know that you (the general public) can take many of the University's regular academic courses, assuming extra seats are available and you have the required prerequisites?
You can either audit classes or take them for credit. These 11-week classes, usually held on weekdays, are available in the nutrition, culinary arts, exercise science, health psychology and herbal sciences programs.
