2025-2026 Catalog

Integrative Health Professions Associate of Applied Science

Program Description

Learn more about this program.

What You Will Learn

Upon completion of the program you will be able to:

  1.  Model a holistic view of health that integrates mind-body-spirit to promote health and wellness and prevent illness
  2.  Develop professional relationships with clients by demonstrating empathy, maintaining healthy boundaries, and providing a non-judgmental, welcoming space for healing to occur
 3. Cultivate the knowledge and skills necessary to foster an inclusive environment that promotes equity, enables them to positively engage with diverse populations, and practice cultural sensitivity within professional settings
4. Acquire an understanding of what jobs are available and how to market oneself to be a successful employee or entrepreneur in a professional, integrative setting
 5. Identify and describe the fundamental similarities and differences between a variety of medical models and integrative health modalities
 6.Describe the impact of stress on health and wellness by modeling techniques for stress reduction and practicing self-care
7. Engage in effective and professional communication by using appropriate medical terminology, sharing health-related knowledge, and utilizing active listening skills when conveying their learned modality to clients and to the community at-large
 8. Demonstrate critical thinking, specific skills and techniques, safety protocols, and proficiency in practicing at least one specific holistic modality
 9. Display professional, ethical conduct in accordance with each modality’s Scope of Practice and professional accrediting organization(s) as well as demonstrate integrity in communicating their knowledge and applying their skills
10. Engage as Integrative Health Professionals, collaborating and networking with other holistic and mainstream healthcare professionals to create a more comprehensive outlook and universal approach to health, medicine, and wellness

My Academic Plan: Full-Time

IHP 2001Integrative Health Keystone

3

IHP 1058 or IHP 1035 Intro Health & Wellness Coaching (IHP 1058) or Intro to Herbalism (IHP 1035)

1

IHP 2058 or IHP 2030 Advanced Health & Wellness Coaching (IHP 2058) or Applied Aromatherapy (IHP 2030)

3

IHP 1007 and IHP 1008 or IHP 2035 Stress Mgmt for Health (IHP 1007) and Journaling Towards Wellness (IHP 1008) or Applied Herbalism (IHP 2035)

2

IHP 2040Holistic Nutrition: Digestive Wellness

3

ENG 1021 or ENG 1022 English Composition I (ENG 1021) or English Composition II (ENG 1022)

3

Total Credit Hours:15
IHP 2065 or Any IHP Elective Specialty Coaching Skills w/Lab (IHP 2065) or Any IHP Elective if not pursuing Coaching

3

IHP 2052Mindfulness for Health & Wellness

2

IHP 1006 or Any IHP Elective Enhancing Personal Empowerment (IHP 1006) or Any IHP Elective

1

IHP 2062 or IHP 2063 Lifestyle Medicine Foundations (IHP 2062) or Intro to Ayurveda Medicine (IHP 2063)

3

IHP 2060PNI: Exploring Mind-Body Connection

3

MAT 1140 or Higher Career Mathematics (MAT 1140) or Higher

3

Total Credit Hours:15
IHP 1014A & P Integrative Therapies

4

PSY GT-SS3Any Psychology (GT-SS3) Course

3

IHP 2004Ethics in Integrative Health

2

IHP 2005Integrative Health Business Practices

2

COM 1150 or COM 1250 or COM 2300 Public Speaking (COM 1150) or Interpersonal Communication (COM 1250) or Intercultural Communication (COM 2300)

3

Total Credit Hours:14
IHP 1017 or Any IHP Elective Meridian Acupoint Tapping (IHP 1017) or Any IHP Elective

2

IHP Elective Any IHP Course*

3

IHP Elective Any IHP Course*

3

IHP Elective Any IHP Course*

3

IHP 2089Integrative Health Capstone

2

General EducationAny GT Pathways Course

3

Total Credit Hours:16

My Academic Plan: Part-Time

Courses are displayed in a part-time sequence providing flexibility for the working professional. Follow the pathway below to complete your AAS degree within 8 semesters (3 years). This pathway may be accelerated by applying transfer credit, credit for prior learning, and/or completing one or more additional courses each semester. For more information, please see your Academic Advisor.

IHP 2001Integrative Health Keystone

3

IHP 1058 or IHP 1035 Intro Health & Wellness Coaching (IHP 1058) or Intro to Herbalism (IHP 1035)

1

IHP 2058 or IHP 2030 Advanced Health & Wellness Coaching (IHP 2058) or Applied Aromatherapy (IHP 2030)

3

IHP 1006 and IHP 1007 or IHP 2035 Enhancing Personal Empowerment (IHP 1006) and Stress Mgmt for Health (IHP 1007) or Applied Herbalism (IHP 2035)

2

Total Credit Hours:9
ENG 1021 or ENG 1022 English Composition I (ENG 1021) or English Composition II (ENG 1022)

3

IHP 2065 or Any IHP Elective Specialty Coaching Skills w/Lab (IHP 2065) or Any IHP Elective if not pursuing Coaching

3

MAT 1140 or Higher Career Mathematics (MAT 1140) or Higher

3

Total Credit Hours:9
General EducationAny GT Pathways Course

3

Total Credit Hours:3
IHP 2040Holistic Nutrition: Digestive Wellness

3

IHP 2052Mindfulness for Health & Wellness

2

IHP 1014A & P Integrative Therapies

4

Total Credit Hours:9
IHP 1006 or Any IHP Elective Enhancing Personal Empowerment (IHP 1006) or Any IHP Elective

1

IHP 2060PNI: Exploring Mind-Body Connection

3

IHP 2062 or IHP 2063 Lifestyle Medicine Foundations (IHP 2062) or Intro to Ayurveda Medicine (IHP 2063)

3

Total Credit Hours:7
COM 1150 or COM 1250 or COM 2300 Public Speaking (COM 1150) or Interpersonal Communication (COM 1250) or Intercultural Communication (COM 2300)

3

Total Credit Hours:3
IHP 2004Ethics in Integrative Health

2

IHP 2005Integrative Health Business Practices

2

IHP Elective Any IHP Course*

3

PSY GT-SS3Any Psychology (GT-SS3) Course

3

Total Credit Hours:10
IHP 1017 or Any IHP Elective Meridian Acupoint Tapping (IHP 1017) or Any IHP Elective

2

IHP Elective Any IHP Course*

3

IHP Elective Any IHP Course*

3

IHP 2089Integrative Health Capstone

2

Total Credit Hours:10

Total Credit Hours: 60

Prior Learning eligible course

•  Learn more about Credit for Prior Learning

•  View all eligible courses

 

Important Program Notes:

Semester credits may vary depending on other semester courses selected.

You must complete a minimum of 60 credits to complete this degree and you should not exceed 60 credits. If receiving financial aid, you should only take courses and credits as required for this degree. Check with your advisor to monitor your completion progress.