Monthly Archives: December 2010

If you are looking for a traditional mainstream college degree from an on-line school then the answer may be the University of Phoenix or DeVry University. However if your interest is in alternative medicine, wellness studies, natural healing or Holistic … Continue reading →

According to Lewis Harrison Director of the Academy of Natural Healing a distance learning nutrition school in NYC, “Depression is the most commonly experienced emotional disorder during the Christmas and Holiday Season and has been with us since the beginning … Continue reading →

According to Lewis Harrison Director of the Academy of Natural Healing a distance learning nutrition school in NYC Plant essences act in two ways. Initially, the essence has either a soothing or an exciting effect on the nervous system. Your … Continue reading →

  Q. What professional opportunities are available in wellness and natural healing? A. The demand for qualified stand-out-in-the-crowd Wellness Consultants and Natural Healers grows by the day. Health clubs, natural food stores and individuals are seeking educated, enthusiastic and qualified … Continue reading →

There are two types of mentoring-coaching relationships in home-study and on line learning offered by Lewis Harrison: Formal and informal Coaching. Informal distance learning is an unstructured process and develops through its own unique rhythm between mentor and mentee. Formal … Continue reading →

• A regular and consistent system for self-assessment. • A system for building a strong personal nutrition foundation. A process for determining what you really want. • Assistance in setting believable weight loss goals • Support in defining your values, … Continue reading →

In an article on the Alexander Technique Lewis Harrison (Known as the RealUGuru) wrote about the importance of this approach to stress management. Harrison, the director of the Academy of Natural Healing in NYC ( http://www.chihealer.com ) and http://www.eventschairmassage.com said … Continue reading →