ACUPUNCTURE & ORIENTAL MEDICINE

AOM 1001 Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine

Fundamental, Diagnosis & Treatments

AOM 1002: Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and Internal Medicine

AOM 1003: Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and Gynecology

AOM 1004: Acupuncture Sports Medicine

AOM 1005: Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and Orthopedics

AOM 1006: Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and Addictions

AOM 1007: Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and Infertilities

ACD 1008: Dental Acupuncture

ACF 1009: Facial Acupuncture

ACE 1010: Ear Acupuncture (Auriculotherapy)

ACP 1020: Acupressure & Massage Therapy

HEM 1201: Herbal Medicine

 

NUTRITION & DIETS

NUT 1210: Nutrition & Diets

 

CHIROPRACTIC

CHR 1301: Chiropractic

Fundamental, Diagnosis & Treatments

CHR 1302:  Chiropractic and Sports Medicine

CHR 1303: Manipulation Under Anesthesia – MUA

 

PSYCHOLOGY

PSY 1501 – Psychology

 

EDUCATION, ENGLISH

EDU 2001 – Education

ESL 3001: English as a Second Language (ESL)

 

ENGINEERING

INS 7001: Information Systems

BUL 8001: Building & Construction

ART 9003: Architecture & Interior Design

 

 

ART, DESIGN, FASHION

ARD 9001: Art & Design

FAD 9002: Fashion Design

ART 9003: Architecture & Interior Design

 

FILM, TELEVISION, MUSIC, ENTERTAINMNET, COMMUNICATIONS

COM 9010: Communications & Media

MUS 9020: Music Industry

ENI 9021: Entertainment Industry 

FTI 9022: Film & Television Industry 

 

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

AOM 1001 Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine (90 Hours – $2,250.00)

This course of studies is designed to offer a sufficient understanding and overview of acupuncture & Oriental Medicine to already accredited Medical Doctors and Licensed Acupuncturist desiring to utilize acupuncture in their practice. Upon completion of this program, graduates will be able to apply this knowledge to augment the treatment of their patients.

The course will include:

  • Philosophy of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
  • Anatomy, Physiology and Meridian/Points
  • Acupuncture Techniques
  • Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine Diagnosis & Treatment

AOM 1002:  Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and Internal Medicine (30 Hours – $750.00)

This course is a study of clinical oriental medicine dealing with syndromes of different body systems such as the respiratory, cardiovascular system. Consideration is given to etiopathology, clinical manifestations, analysis, and treatment plan, including acupuncture treatments and basic formula.

This Course also focus is on the TCM approach and researching internal diseases, including: etiology and pathogenesis, type and treatment and prevention of the Respiratory System, Cardio-cerebra-vascular System, Digestive System, Urinary System, Blood System, Endocrine System, Infectious Diseases and Common tumors.

AOM 1003: Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and Gynecology (30 Hours – $750.00)

Gynecology is the field of medicine that deals with specific women’s health issues, primarily those related to reproductive organs. This course applies the principles of Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture to the field of gynecology. More that twenty diseases are thoroughly discussed leaving students confident in the treatment of gynecological conditions with basic herbal prescriptions and acupuncture as well.

Course also focuses on researching female-specific diseases, including: diagnosis and the TCM approach, postpartum and pregnancy disorders, and the latest techniques for the treatment of gynecological dysfunction.

AOM 1004: Acupuncture Sports Medicine (30 Hours – $750.00)

The Program is for acupuncture practitioners who want to advance their skills in sports medicine as well as the treatment of pain. The course begins with a review of the important techniques used in the treatment of pain syndromes. We then cover in detail the diagnosis and assessment of over 20 sports-related injuries. This includes very precise instruction on palpation and orthopedic testing. After diagnosis, a systematic four-step approach is used as the “template” for all acupuncture treatment protocols. With instruction and supervised practice, each practitioner increases their knowledge and confidence in the diagnosis, assessment, and treatment of these common injuries.

Included in the program is an introduction to Korean Constitutional Acupuncture, techniques for the enhancement of athletic performance, and care of the athlete during training and competition. While the course is primarily focused on acupuncture, some Chinese herbal medicine, homeopathy, and western nutrition will be covered.

AOM 1005: Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and Orthopedics (30 Hours – $750.00)

This module introduces the fundamental TCM orthopedic theories, pain physiology, common tissue injuries, and differentiation of injuries to bone, muscle, tendon and ligament. Advanced meridian therapy, Chinese herbal therapy, scalp acupuncture, Tuina techniques, injuries to the arm, elbow, wrist, hip, knee and ankle, including tennis elbow, golfers elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, tenosynovitis, osteoarthritis, sprains and strains of joints, meniscus injury, ligament injury, ankle sprain, and plantar fasciitis and other modalities in the treatment of lumbar spine and pelvic injuries, including scoliosis, acute low back pain, chronic low back pain, spinal stenosis, lumbar disc herniation, sacroiliac joint injury, piriformis syndrome. and other microsystem needle techniques for pain management are emphasized.

AOM 1006: Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and Addictions (30 Hours – $750.00)

This covers point locations and functions for withdrawal symptoms, how addiction complicates TCM diagnosis and treatment, and how to differentiate disharmonies common to each recovery phase. Additionally, the student will learn applicable Western clinical science information, updates on addiction and learn the role of acupuncture in the criminal justice system.

The Acupuncturists will:

  • Attain information and become knowledgeable in the field of chemical dependency.
  • Learn about use of acupuncture in this field, and consequently
  • Capable of helping community by helping substance abuser population in their fight against the disease of addiction and also create more job opportunity as acupuncturist.

AOM 1007: Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and Infertilities (30 Hours – $750.00)

Practically, when TCM gynecologists consider an appropriate therapeutic strategy, they usually take account of the Western medical diagnostic techniques and test results to design an effective course of treatment.

This course concentrating on Women and Men Infertility, the Differentiation and Treatments may different depend on diagnoses on Mal or Female symptoms. 

The following methods will be taught in this course:

ACP 1008: Dental Acupuncture (30 Hours – $750.00)

Profound potential to reflect and influence the health of the whole person, isruptions to the flow of energy through the mouth may affect remote regions of the body, and conversely, disruptions elsewhere may manifest in the mouth. We will treat your mouth considering the dental acupuncture points in order to treat your whole body.

Dental Acupunctures are known to reduce sensitivity to pain and stress, as well as promoting relaxation and deactivating the analytical brain, which is responsible for anxiety Acupuncture may help relieve dental pain by:

-Stimulating nerves located in muscles and other tissues, which leads to release of endorphins and other neurohumoral factors (e.g. neuropeptide Y, serotonin), and  changes the processing of pain in the brain and spinal cord.

– Reducing the cardiovascular reflex elicited by toothache, which is associated with the adrenergic system.

– Increasing the release of adenosine, which has antinociceptive properties modulating the limbic

– Reducing inflammation, by promoting release of vascular and immunomodulatory factors increasing local microcirculation, which aids dispersal of swelling.

ACF 1009: Facial Acupuncture (30 Hours – $750.00)

Students will learn a perfect blend of ancient practices and modern theory in the application of both acupuncture and massage applicable to the face. The techniques taught in this workshop are simple, safe, effective and efficient and can be easily applied to your client base.

Students will learn needling techniques from day one. Particular emphasis is placed on health and safety to effectively carry out facial/cosmetic acupuncture.

The Facial Acupuncture also covers:

  • Traditional system
  • New face system
  • Combinations for pain management
  • Cosmetic facial acupuncture
  • Emotional release work
  • Other facial systems
  • Facial Cosmetic Acupuncture

ACE 1010: Ear Acupuncture (Auriculotherapy) (30 Hours – $750.00)

The course centers on a specialized treatment that is used to control symptoms of tension, irritability, hypersensitivity, anxiety, depression and other states of functional and nervous imbalance associated with withdrawal of opiates, nicotine and alcohol as well as stress.

The emphasis of the course falls on the practical application of auricular acupuncture for different diseases, alcohol and drug rehabilitation and stress management as well. It covers when auricular acupuncture is suitable, how to assess (diagnose) patient’s needs, plan and discuss the treatment and obtain his/hers consent. It focuses on how to accurately locate and effectively needle ear points.

There will be theoretical lecture during the first session, which covers:

–       basic TCM and acupuncture theory

–       anatomy of the ear

–       history and general concepts of auricular therapy

–       health and safety issues and precautions/ contraindications for auricular acupuncture

–       basic pathology and diagnosis of drug withdrawal and stress

 

The remainder of the course will concentrate on practical work. Auricular points location and needling is practiced in pairs. Developing good acupuncture technique will enable students to practice in this specialized area of auricular therapy with confidence.

ACP 1020: Acupressure & Massage Therapy (45 Hours – $900.00)

The Core Acupressure & Massage Therapy Program at RVU provides lecture, hands-on training, practical experience and industry support that professionals needs.

This program will include Western massage modalities plus, in-depth training in Eastern Modalities:

Western Modalities:

Swedish, Deep Tissue, Lymphatic Massage, Sports Massage, Prenatal Massage, Aromatherapy & Spa Life, Foot Reflexology, Hot Stone Massage

Eastern Modalities:

Acupressure, Shiatsu, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Hand & Foot Reflexology, Energy Work, Rocking & Shaking, Thai Massage

HER 1201: Herbal Medicine (30 Hours – $600.00)

An introduction to Chinese herbal medicine, this course presents the major herbs and herb groups in Chinese Herbalogy, with an overview of their herbal characteristics and therapeutic uses.
This course also examines in detail the herbal characteristics, entering channels, therapeutic actions, clinical indications, contraindication, dosages, preparations and special properties of the major medicinal substances in Chinese herbal medicine.

NUT 1210: Nutrition & Diets (45 Hours – $900.00)

This course covers nutrient metabolism and physiologic function in the body. Components of nutrition including macronutrients and micronutrients are discussed along with clinical applications.

The purpose of this course is to offer broad based knowledge in the areas of human nutrition & diets, including nutrition fundamentals, diagnosis and treatment of nutritional deficiencies and diseases, nutritional therapy and supplementation and nutritional weight loss.

The course may cover:

  • Nutrition Essentials
  • Comprehensive Analysis of the Major Nutrients
  • Health Implications of Dietary Fat / Cholesterol and Vitamins
  • Overview of the Essential Vitamins
  • Disease Processes caused by Improper Nutrition
  • Body Morphology
  • Weight Loss Methodologies

Nutritional Diagnosis and Treatment

  • Improper Nutrition and Disease
  • The Role of Antioxidants in the Promotion of Health
  • The Correlation Between an Improper Diet and Pain
  • The Importance of Good Nutrition
  • Proteins, Fat, Carbohydrates, Fiber, Vitamins, Minerals, and Water
  • Micronutrient Deficiency Diseases
  • Food Groups
  • Nutritional Disorders From a Historical Perspective
  • Obesity
  • Food Supplies and Food Safety
  • Illnesses caused by improper nutrient consumption and nutrient deficiencies

 

Nutritional Supplementation

  • Recommended Dietary/ Daily Allowances (RDA) Overview
  • Cautionary Advice From the Doctor of Chiropractic to their Patients Using Dietary Supplements
  • FDA Regulation of Dietary Supplements
  • Required Information on a Dietary Supplement Label
  • Dietary Supplement Categories
  • Botanical Dietary Supplements
  • Amino Acid Supplements
  • Antioxidants Vitamin C, Vitamin E and Coenzyme Q10
  • Review of various supplements, common uses, scientific observations, side effects and recommended daily allowances.
  • Keys to Prescribing Dietary Supplements

Weight Control Strategies

  • Weight Loss Management Fundamentals
  • Overview and Comparison of Diet Regimens
  • Eating Behavior Modification Techniques
  • Exercise Strength and Conditioning Protocols

 

CHR 1301 – Chiropractic (90 Hours – $2,250.00)

  • Fundamental of Chiropractic
  • Chiropractic Diagnosis & Treatments

Fundamental of Chiropractic:

Spinal Form and Function

Diagnosis for Chiropractors

Adjustive Technique for Chiropractors

Chiropractic Practice Management

CHR 1302 – Chiropractic and Sports Medicine (45 Hours – $1,875.00)

A compilation of the Exercise Strength and Conditioning Specialist and the Chiropractic Sports Injury Specialist programs.  The purpose of this course is to offer the Doctor of Chiropractic broad based knowledge in the areas of exercise physiology, exercise program design, sport specific training, sport biomechanics, nutrition, evaluation and treatment of sports injuries, diagnostic testing and team physician protocols.

CHR 1303: Manipulation Under Anesthesia – MUA (45 Hours – 2,250.00)

Manipulation Under Anesthesia (MUA) is by far one of the most exciting and effective osteopathic, chronic pain and physical medicine procedures being performed today for the treatment of chronic and recurrent back pain, fibroblastic proliferative changes, chronic muscle spasm, failed back syndromes, herniated discs and unresolved headaches of non-organic origin. The procedure is within nationally published practice guidelines and parameters of care.

PSY 1501 – Psychology (45 Hours – $900.00)

Topics Covered:

  • Research Methods; Brains, Bodies, and Behavior; Sensing and Perceiving; Learning; Memory; Language; Intelligence; Lifespan Development; Emotion and Motivation; Personality; Psychology in Our Social Lives; Wellness; Psychological Disorders; Treatment; and Consciousness.

EDU 2001 – Education (90 Hours – $1,800.00)

Topics Covered:

  • Adult Education
  • Educational Leadership
  • Early Childhood Teacher & Administration
  • Environmental Science for Educators
  • Teacher Education, Multiple Levels
  • Special Education Credentials
  • Multicultural Education
  • e-learning

 

ESL 3001- English as a Second Language (75 Hours – $1,500.00)

In this course, advanced English language learners discover how to use and extend their vocabulary, grammar, and communication skills more consciously and effectively for academic purposes.

The course also will include:

  • ESL – English as a Second Language
  • TESOL – Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages
  • IELTS – International English Language Testing System
  • TOEFL – Test of English as a Foreign Language
  • TESL/TEFL – Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language

COSM 4001:  Cosmetology (90 Hours – $2,250.00)

The primary purpose of the Cosmetology Course is to train the professionals Cosmetologists in the advanced manipulative skills, safety judgments, proper work habits, and for competency in management and professional level positions in Cosmetology or related career field.

The course will cover the followings:

  • Cosmetology as a Science, Beauty and Health
  • Medical Cosmetology
  • Technology in Cosmetology
  • Advance Makeup
  • Advance Hair Design & Style

BUL 8001: Building & Construction (45 Hours – $900.00)

Increase Architectural professionals, Engineers and construction professionals’ knowledge and skills with professional courses.

The topics may include:

  • Building construction
  • Construction Management
  • Construction documentation and construction contracts
  • CADD
  • Green building
  • Alternative Energy Systems
  • Construction project management and construction scheduling
  • Construction safety
  • Cost estimating, cost analysis, and cost control
  • Building engineering, building codes, building inspection, and building systems
  • The commissioning process and LEED projects
  • Building mechanical systems
  • Roofing systems
  • Electrical systems, plumbing systems, and HVAC systems
  • Masonry design
  • Architectural engineering
  • Waterproofing and moisture control

ARD 9001: Art & Design (75 Hours – $1,875.00)

The course may include:

  • Graphic Design
  • Art Studio
  • Web Technology
  • Web Design

FAD 9002: Fashion Design (75 Hours – $1,875.00)

In surveying the major business components of the textile and fashion apparel industries, this course defines the role of materials, designers, producers, and retailers in the creative and business cycles.

The course will cover: 

  • Business of Fashion
  • Art Studio
  • Technology in Fashion
  • Advance Women Design
  • Advance Men’s Design
  • Advance Kids’ Design

ART 9003: Architecture & Interior Design (75 Hours – $1,875.00)

At RVU, students will learn the aesthetic, technical, and business skills that are fundamental to a lasting career. With one-on-one guidance students master everything from manual and computer-aided design to the construction process.

  • Teaches students to conceptualize, draft, and render dynamic spaces that support the changing needs of our world
  • Optional specialization in Sustainable Design helps students to build a portfolio of environmentally responsible and green designs
  • Program highlights include manual drafting and computer-aided design (CAD), lighting design, construction documents + contracts, Design Studios, Home Decorating and Design, Interior Design and more

COM 9010: Communications & Media (45 Hours – $900.00)

  • Communication Skills
  • Journalism
  • Marketing & Advertising
  • Public Relations
  • Interpreter

Individual and team success depends upon the ability of individuals to communicate with others, face to face, as well as virtually. Every interaction with another person determines how you are perceived and every interaction is an opportunity to develop trust and exert positive influence. Whether presenting one to one or to an audience of one thousand, conveying information to a project team or delivering a difficult message, communicating effectively is one of the most powerful skills for achieving your objectives.

This course develops your ability to focus on your outcome, tune in to your audience and develop your message for clarity and impact. Your ability to create an environment for open discussion and ongoing dialogue is crucial for communication success. The communications skills covered in this course will increase your ability to exercise choice and control for every type of conversation, influence with out authority and improve quality of relationships and productivity.

The topic may cover:

  • Communication Skills
  • Journalism
  • Marketing & Advertising
  • Public Relations
  • Interpreter

MUS 9020: Music Industry (90 Hours – $2,250.00)

This course covers practical application of management concepts in the music and entertainment industry.

The business of music is a global multi-billion dollar industry comprised of individuals creating the music, and a whole lot of people doing everything else: working at labels, distribution companies, publishing companies, recording studios, artist management, promotion, producing, and legal counsel. If you are looking to further your career in the business end of the music industry, you cannot be successful without first understanding the entire industry as a whole. Music Business 101 presents a broad overview of the music industry, and explains how its various segments operate on a day-to-day basis: where monies are generated, who the key players are, how deals are made and broken, how to protect our interests, and new developments in digital technology that are changing the way that music is marketed, promoted, distributed, and heard. This course presents the career opportunities that are available within the industry, and the knowledge people will need to achieve their goals.

The course may cover:

  • Music Business
  • Music Theory
  • Music Production
  • Music Technology
  • DJ
  • Singing
  • Songwriting

ENI 9021: Entertainment Industry (75 Hours – $1,875.00)

Students participate in an overview of the major areas of the entertainment industries. This course serves the business, management, structure and internal organization of the entertainment industries. Attention is given to practical application based on theoretical and historical foundations.

The course may include the:

  • Entertainment Development
  • Business & Management of Entertainment
  • Show Production & Event Management
  • Acting & Speaking in Live Shows
  • Modeling
  • Photography

FTI 9022: Film & Television Industry (90 Hours – $2,250.00)

This class examines the nuts and bolts of Film and Television production, specifically from the Studio, Network, and Line Production perspective. Overviews of Game production, Animation production, Visual EFX and related practices will also be covered.

The syllabus follows the common practices and protocols of the Industry from Pre-Production, through Production and Post-Production, including discussion of the tangential marketing and distribution business sectors as they relate to Production Management.

The course also covers followings as well:

  • Producing
  • Directing
  • Acting
  • Cinematography
  • Post-Production
  • Feature Film Writing
  • Film Scoring
  • Television Writing