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Enroll for credit and community wellness classes securely online here, by calling (503) 244-0726 or (800) 487-8839, by fax at (503) 244-0727, or in person at our Oregon campus. ACHS offers accredited, interactive online classes starting throughout the year.


February 2010

February 10: ACHS Vitex Harvest

You're invited! On February 10, we're going to harvest the vitex seed from our Botanical TeachingGarden. This is a great opportunity to meet and work in the garden withACHS President Dorene Petersen, who will teach participants the properway to harvest and store vitex seeds, and will introduce thebotanical's therapeutic properties. This hands-on harvest is open to the community, but spaced is limited!So RSVP for yourself and your friends and family ASAP to (503) 244-0726or simply email admissions@achs.edu. Wednesday, February 10, from noon-2 p.m. at the American College of Healthcare Sciences, 5940 SW Hood Ave.

February 22: Ancient Walking to Primal Rhythms: A Sampler

Led by Randy Eady, a board-certified rehabilitation counselor and therapeutic program coordinator, Ancient Walking to Primal Rhythms uses a holistic approach to improve range of motion in walking,strength, flexibility, and proper movement alignment. The result of years of clinical research by the National Institutes of Health and the Oregon Research Institute, this program offers an easy-to-learn form of tai chi focused on building core muscle strength, body symmetry, and enhancing the integration of the body’s three organic balance centers. Free to attend, but space is limited. RSVP to (503) 244-0726 or email admissions@achs.edu. Monday, February 22, from 11 am-1 pm. American College of Healthcare Sciences,5940 SW Hood Ave., Portland.


March 2010

March 15: Courses Begin

Aroma 101: Introduction to Aromatherapy

Herb 101: Basics of Herbalism

Nat 101: Nutrition, Bodycare, and Herbalism

Nat 210: Anatomy and Physiology

Nat 211: Anatomy and Physiology II

Nat 212: Anatomy and Physiology III

Nat 302: Holistic Pathophysiology

Nat 303: Holistic Pathology and Protocols

Nat 306: Holistic Health Consulting and Business Skills

Nat 308: Holistic Nutrition Online

Nut 101: Introduction to Nutrition

March 23 & 30: Festival of Fragrance at the Lan Su Chinese Garden

ACHS President Dorene Petersen will speak about aromatherapy and fragrance at the Festival of Fragrance hosted by the Lan Su Chinese Garden in Portland, Oregon. The Festival of Fragrance is an overwhelming olfactory experience! Fragrant plants and flowers can be purchased at the annual spring plant sale, Chinese floral artistry can be learned using fragrant orchids, aromatherapy will be explored from a Chinese historical perspective, and heady lectures by plant experts will teach how to bring fragrance to homes and gardens everywhere. Dorene's lecture and the Festival of Fragrance are free with Garden admission. Tuesdays, March 23 & 30 at 1 p.m. For directions, visit the Garden website at: http://www.lansugarden.org/home

March 26-28: Better Living Show

Live well and have fun doing it. Earth friendly products for you, your home, and garden. From cutting edge technologies and eco-chic fashion to better energy efficiency and sustainable outdoor living, if it's green and it's beautiful - it's at the Better Living Show. Stop by the ACHS booth #811 for more information about how you can have a sustainable career in holistic health. Admission is free. March 26-28, 2010. Portland Expo Center, 2060 North Marine Drive, Portland, Oregon. Find out what's new for ACHS at the Expo this year click here.

April 2010

April 10-11: Southwest Conference on Botanical Medicine

Keynote speaker: Rosita Arvigo of Belize. Topics: Pelvic Decongestant Herbs; Herbal Pairing in the Vitalist Tradition; Cardiovascular Blood Markers; Uses and Cautions for Prescription-Only Botanicals; Ten Most Important Essential Oils with David Crow and much more.

Preconference intensive on April 9: Women's Health: Alternatives to Statins, HPV Vaccine, Anti-depressants and Anxiolytics with Amanda McQuade Crawford. Friday Field Studies, herb walks at the Desert Botanical Garden, and outdoor classes in medicinal herb preparation. CE credits for health professionals.

Tempe, Arizona. For more information, visit www.botanicalmedicine.org or call (800) 252-0688.


May 2010

May 17: Courses Begin

Aroma 101: Introduction to Aromatherapy

Aroma 203: Aromatherapy I Online

Aroma 303: Aromatherapy II Online

Aroma 304: Aromatherapy III Online

Herb 101: Basics of Herbalism Online

Herb 201: Herbal Studies Online

Herb 302: Herbal Materia Medica I Online

Herb 304: Herbal Materia Medica III Online

Nat 101: Nutrition, Bodycare, and Herbalism Online

Nat 203: Iridology Online

Nat 210: Anatomy and Physiology I Online

Nat 211: Anatomy and Physiology II Online

Nat 212: Anatomy and Physiology III Online

Nat 302: Holistic Pathophysiology Online

Nat 303: Holistic Pathology and Protocols Online

Nat 306: Holistic Health Consulting and Business Skills Online

Nat 307: Healthcare Terminology Online

Nat 308: Holistic Nutrition Online

Nut 101: Introduction to Nutrition Online

Psy 101: Introduction to Psychology

Bot 501: Botany and Plant Identification for the Holistic Practitioner Online

Chem 501: General, Organic, and Biochemistry Online

Homb 501: Dynamic Phytotherapy

Nut 501: Advanced Applied Holistic Nutrition Online

Nat 502: Anatomy and Physiology II Online


Nat 504: Complementary and Alternative Pathology and Protocols Online


June 2010

June 5-7: Medicines from the Earth Herb Symposium

Annual symposium on herbal medicine at beautiful Blue Ridge Assembly near Asheville, North Carolina. Keynote speaker: Tieraona Low Dog, MD. Topics: Latest Research in Women's Health with Tori Hudson, ND; Immune Potentiating Foods; Maintaining Healthy Levels of Testosterone and Human Growth Hormone During the Elder Years; The Impact of Phytoestrogens on Breast Cancer and Reproductive Disorders and much more.  Rosemary Gladstar speaks on the conservation of our medicinal plant heritage. Herb walks in the surrounding forest, medicine making and food preparation demonstrations.

Preconference intensive June 4 with Tieraona Low Dog, MD. CE credits for health professionals. For more information, visit www.botanicalmedicine.org or call (800) 252-0688.

June 9-July 2: Study Abroad in Greece Programs

SS 301 ACHS Summer Session in Greece

Nat 309 Holistic Nutrition II in Greece--Based on the Mediterranean Diet

Chios Summer Session in Greece 2010

June 21: Courses Begin

Aroma 101: Introduction to Aromatherapy (eight week)

Herb 101: Basics of Herbalism Online (eight week)

Nat 101: Nutrition, Bodycare, and Herbalism

Nat 210: Anatomy and Physiology I Online



August 2010

August 16: Courses Begin

Aroma 101: Introduction to Aromatherapy Online

Herb 101: Basics of Herbalism Online

Nat 101: Nutrition, Bodycare, and Herbalism

Nat 210: Anatomy and Physiology I Online

Nat 211: Anatomy and Physiology II Online

Nat 212: Anatomy and Physiology III Online

Nat 302: Holistic Pathophysiology Online

Nat 303: Holistic Pathology and Protocols

Nat 308: Holistic Nutrition Online

Nut 101: Introduction to Nutrition



September 2010

September 20: Courses Begin

Aroma 203: Aromatherapy I Online

Aroma 303: Aromatherapy II Online

Aroma 304: Aromatherapy III Online

Eng 201: English Composition II Online

Herb 201: Herbal Studies Online

Herb 302: Herbal Materia Medica Online

Herb 303: Herbal Materia Medica II Online

Nat 101: Nutrition, Bodycare, and Herbalism

Nat 204: Homeopathy Online

Nat 210: Anatomy and Physiology I Online

Nat 211: Anatomy and Physiology II Online

Nat 212: Anatomy and Physiology III Online

Nat 302: Holistic Pathophysiology Online

Nat 303: Holistic Pathology and Protocols Online

Nat 306: Holistic Health Consulting and Business Skills Online

Nat 307: Healthcare Terminology Online


Nat 308: Holistic Nutrition Online

Nut 101: Introduction to Nutrition

Psych 101: Introduction to Psychology Online

Bot 501: Botany and Plant Identification for the Holistic Practitioner Online

Chem 502: Principles of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry Online

Herb 502: Advanced Materia Medica I Online

Hom 501: Dynamic Phytotherapy Online

Nat 503: Integrative Pathophysiology Online

Res 501: Assessment and Integration of Research Online

Tox 501: Fundamentals of Toxicology and Safety in Botanical Medicine Online



October 2010

October 18: Courses Begin

Aroma 101: Introduction to Aromatherapy Online

Herb 101: Basics of Herbalism Online

Homb 201: Dynamic Phytotherapy Online



November 2010

November 15: Courses Begin

Nat 101: Nutrition, Bodycare, and Herbalism

Nat 210: Anatomy and Physiology I Online

Nat 211: Anatomy and Physiology II Online

Nat 212: Anatomy and Physiology III Online

Nat 302: Holistic Pathophysiology Online

Nat 303: Holistic Pathology and Protocols Online

Nat 306: Holistic Health Consulting and Business Skills Online

Nat 308: Holistic Nutrition Online

Nut 101: Introduction to Nutrition

Email Admissions at admissions@achs.edu or call (800) 487-8839 for detailed course and event information.