Courses to be offered during the second session, which runs from Aug. 6 through 12, are Holistic Methods II, Health and Humor, and Holistic Approaches to Healing Through Visual Art. Both sessions will feature small, highly experiential nontraditional classes designed to give students an opportunity to sample a holistic lifestyle while on campus. A variety of complementary and alternative approaches, techniques and resources will be presented, including meditation, yoga, massage, time for reflection, group discussion, beach activities and guest presentations. The Leelanau Holistic Summer Institute is appropriate for health care professionals, social workers, nurses, therapists, physicians, ministers, and occupational and physical therapists. Individuals interested in incorporating holistic approaches into their personal, family, and work life and students enrolled in health care-related degree programs also may find it valuable.
Space is limited, so immediate registration is encouraged.