Courses Tag: Health Healing & Wellbeing

This course offers a multidimensional exploration of psychobiology, psychopathology, altered states, and neuroscience through clinical, transpersonal, indigenous, and psychedelic-science perspectives, all grounded in a deep-ecology and Divine Feminine framework. Bridging neuroscience with somatic, emotional, transgenerational, and ecological dimensions, it equips learners with practical tools for psychotraumatology, psychosomatic medicine, and conscious activism that supports personal transformation, social change, and the evolution of collective wellbeing.

Mindfulness Basics introduces you to the core principles of present-moment awareness, helping you recognize thought patterns and counter distorted thinking. Through simple, practical techniques, this microcourse empowers you to cultivate positive emotions, deepen emotional clarity, and enhance your personal and professional relationships.

Improving Self-Awareness Basics helps you develop a deeper understanding of your strengths, emotions, and behavioral patterns so you can create more meaningful impact in your personal and professional life. Through practical introspection techniques, this microcourse empowers you to appreciate yourself and others while enhancing your overall effectiveness.

This course explores lifespan development through the lenses of integral and transpersonal psychology, emphasizing pre- and perinatal stages, psycho-spiritual growth, and their relevance to diverse global populations. Blending theory with transformative practice, it empowers learners to deepen self-awareness, cultivate emotional and interpersonal mastery, and apply developmental insights to research, professional paths, and real-life contexts.

Holistic Health Mastery introduces practitioners to an integral approach to healing that connects body, mind, and spirit through a validated, multidimensional model of wellbeing. Guided by leading experts, this microcourse helps you enhance client relationships, apply holistic diagnostic frameworks, and support sustainable, whole-person health in professional care settings.

This course explores the evolution of psychological thought within its philosophical, cultural, ecological, and spiritual contexts, helping you understand the human psyche through a broad, integrative lens. By examining diverse approaches and reflecting on your own social and existential journey, it empowers you to develop self-awareness, articulate your life purpose, and apply psychological insights to personal, professional, and societal transformation.

This course offers an integral framework to understand addiction through a meta-conceptual lens that clarifies conflicting theories and reveals deeper causal dynamics. Students learn to apply integral theory to addiction science, gaining a coherent perspective that supports more effective treatment, research, and personal insight.

This course, with its twin class Theories and Methods of Integral Transpersonal Psychology, which represents the second step, are capstone courses of the Bachelor in Integral Transpersonal Psychology. These two classes will offer the basis to build up a strong and complete knowledge toward a psychology of the future, both Integral and Transpersonal, which honors human existence in its wholeness.

For the past three hundred years or so, science has viewed the universe as essentially non-living at its foundations. A non-living view of the universe has led to rampant materialism and global environmental degradation. To transform our planetary crises we need to move past a paradigm of separation and exploitation and learn to live sustainably on the Earth, in harmony with one another, and in communion with the living universe. This course will explore humanity’s journey to look beyond our many differences, and galvanize our efforts in building a promising future. This foundational course explores three, major questions: