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Columbus, OH 43235 614-918-3545

School Catalogwww.gafee.org

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2017-2018 CatalogPublished January, 2017

Ohio Registration # 2091

The Global Academy for Energetic Education reserves the right to modify this catalog at any time with or without notice in accordance with the Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools policies and procedures. The intent of this catalog is to provide basic information about the Global Academy for Energetic Education. Statements in this catalog do not represent any irrevocable contract between the school and its students.

GLOBAL ACADEMY FOR ENERGETIC EDUCATIONGOVERNING BODIES

American Association for Drugless Practitioners (AADP)

2200 Market Street, Suite 209Galveston, Texas 77550-1530

Tel: 409-621-2600 Fax: 775-703-5334www.aadp.net

American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA)

122 North Elm Street, Suite 504Greensboro, NC 27401

Tel: 336-574-1121 Fax: 336-574-1151www.polaritytherapy.org

ADVISORY COMMITTEEStacy L. Garbo, HHA, CWC, APP, Lexington, Ohio

Robbin Andrews, LMT, APP, Columbus, OhioCrystal K. Williams, BCPP, Grove City, Ohio

SCHOOL REGISTRATIONRegistration: Global Academy for Energetic Education (GAFEE) is registered with the State of Ohio Board of Career Colleges and Schools (Reg. # 2091), and is authorized to teach Diploma and Certificate Certification Programs.

Certificate of Certification Programs Associate Polarity Practitioner (APP) Polarity Reflexology (PR) Reiki Education Vibrational Energy Balancing (VEB) Holistic Health Advisor (HHA) Relaxation Massage (RM) Herbal Education

Diploma Programs Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP) Holistic Health Bodyworker (HHB) Holistic Health Coach (HHC) Board Certified Polarity Practitioner (BCPP)

For more information about the State of Ohio Board of Career Colleges and

International Polarity Education Alliance (IPEA)Cork, Ireland

www.polarityeducation.org

http://www.polaritytherapy.org/

http://www.aadp.net/

http://www.polarityeducation.org/

Table of ContentsFacilities and Contact Information P1About the Global Academy for Energetic Education 2 – 7

School Information, Policies and Procedures

Becoming a Global Academy for Energetic Education Student 8 –9 Global Academy for Energetic Education Training Overview 10 – 12

Classification of Courses 10Objectives & Evaluation 11Board Certifications/Registrations 12

Financial Information 13 – 18General Fee Information 14Tuition/Fee Information 15 – 18

Diploma Programs 19 – 25Holistic Health Professional (HHP) 20Board Certified Polarity Practitioner (BCPP) 21 – 23Holistic Health Bodyworker (HHB) 23Holistic Health Coach (HHC) 24

Certificate Certification Programs 26 – 34Associate Polarity Practitioner (APP) 27Polarity Reflexology (PR) 28Vibrational Energy Balancing (VEB) 29Herbal Education (Herb) 30Holistic Health Advisor (HHA) 31Reiki Education (Reiki) 32Relaxation Massage (RM) 33

Additional Education 35 –40 Aromatherapy (Aroma) 36Craniosacral Therapy (Cranio) 37Detoxification (Detox) 37Energetic Education Integration 38Ethics & Supervision (Ethics) 39Elective Transfer/Graduation Requirements 40

Faculty Profiles 41-46

Facilities and Contact Information The facility is a supportive learning environment with a safe and comfortable teaching room. Classes offer a high faculty-to-student ratio for the optimum educational experience.

Web:www.gafee.org

Location & Phone:

Columbus Main Office & CampusAddress: 2545 Farmers Dr., Suite 160, Columbus, OH 43235Phone: 614- 918-3545Fax: 614-388-5575Email: [email protected]

Email:For General, Admissions, & Registration questions:[email protected] For Financial & Operations questions: [email protected] Student Services questions: See Advisors & Student Services section below

Advisors & Student Services:Lucy A. Mills, B.S., BCPP, HHP, BHP [email protected]

Director, Student Advisor

Kate Ross, BCPP [email protected] Student Advisor

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About the Global Academy for Energetic Education

School Information, Policies and Procedures

Nature of the School The Global Academy for Energetic Education (GAFEE) is a clock hour, competency based career school. (GAFEE) is a board certified, state approved and nationally and internationally accredited educational institute. [Please note that GAFEE is not

a Federal Title IV approved school]

Most course offerings are held on weekends or through online modules, allowing flexibility for those students who work full-time or who have other weekday obligations.

Mission StatementDedicated to training and educating students for competent and professional services in a broad spectrum of Holistic Health, Wellness, Preventative Healthcare, and Energetic Based Therapies.

PurposeGAFEE provides quality and detailed curriculum to equip the student to become proficient in the class or program they choose. Education and training is focused on the student who desires to practice Holistic Health, who would like to augment their current job or profession, and for those whose primary objective is to keep themselves and their families healthy.

Many Diploma Programs, Certificate Classes, and Educational Classes are available to prepare the student to obtain Practitioner or Coach status.

Additional classes to achieve a well-rounded education are provided. These classes include Anatomy & Physiology, Pathology, Ethics & Supervision, and the Theory and Science of Energy.

Students are prepared to pursue careers in various Holistic Healthcare arenas.

PhilosophyGAFEE strives to provide a well-rounded approach to Holistic Health, Wellness, Preventative Healthcare, and Energetic Based therapies. Faculty members come from all walks of life and bring their own unique experience and perspective to the curriculum and teaching methods.

The foundation upon which GAFEE’s philosophy is built is the movement of energy through the Five Elements (Ether, Air, Fire, Water, Earth) and Polarity principles. When energy is flowing freely around and through the body, it creates an environment of health. If there are blockages in this energy, it creates an opportunity for “dis-ease”.

GAFEE students learn many options and techniques to help bring free flow of energy to the body. These include hands-on modalities such as Polarity, Reflexology, Reiki and Craniosacral Therapy as well as the coaching and advising modalities of Holistic Health Advisor, Herbal Education, Aromatherapy and Detox.

GAFEE believes that Holistic Health encompasses the “whole” person which includes body, mind, soul, and spirit and provides an environment in which the student can personally grow in all areas.

The Diploma Programs, Certificate Classes, and Educational Classes are made available to the general public, Healthcare Professionals, and to anyone who desires Holistic Health training.


FacultyGAFEE strives to provide and maintain qualified faculty who have extensive training and qualifications in the areas in which they teach. This includes educational designations of PhDs, Master’s and Bachelor’s Degrees, Licensed individuals and

Certificate holders. These accomplished individuals have a passion for teaching, a love of education, and a goal to help bring betterment to humanity. All GAFEE Faculty members are adept at helping each individual student reach their educational goals. All GAFEE Faculty members meet or exceed the Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools qualification requirements.

Program ObjectivesStudents will gain a detailed understanding of Holistic, Preventative, Integrative, and Energy-Based Healthcare modalities and practices. This education and understanding will prepare the student to become a professional practitioner, to augment an already established career or practice, or to empower themselves with the knowledge of how to keep themselves and their families healthy and balanced.

Bodywork modalities include Polarity, Reflexology, Reiki, Relaxation Massage, Craniosacral Therapy, and Vibrational Energy Balancing.

Advising modalities include Holistic Health Advisor, Herbal Education, Aromatherapy, and Detox.

Additional classes which allow the student to be well rounded include Anatomy & Physiology, Pathology, Ethics & Supervision, and the Theory and Science of Energy.

GAFEE recognizes that pursuing Holistic Health education can involve a journey of personal growth and provides a safe and respectful environment for this growth to take place.

Integrative Medicine, through the use of Holistic Healthcare, is a rapidly expanding field of interest, and the programs offered through GAFEE will prepare the student to participate in this field

Campus Visits/VisitorsWe always welcome visitors and would love for you to see our facilities!

Campus visits can be scheduled with the Director. Guests, including minors, may not be left unattended. Unauthorized guests and/or minors will not be permitted.

School Calendar and Class TermsGAFEE operates on a semester system with three (3) semesters (terms) per calendar year. The schedule is flexible so students may begin training at any time and may take different courses concurrently. Please visit our website at www.gafee.org for a complete class schedule.

1st Semester (Winter/Spring): January 1 - April 30

2nd Semester (Summer): May 1 - August 31

3rd Semester (Fall): September 1 - December 31

All classes are clock hour based and are offered every 12 to 16 months.

Class schedules are designed so that each student can complete their course of study in a timely manner in accordance with the block program structure.

Diploma program students will have an average of two (2) on-campus class weekends each month in addition to online and home study work.



All legal holidays are observed including: New Years Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents Day, Mother's Day, Memorial Day, Father's Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Day After Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day.

Class Cancellation PolicyClasses may be cancelled for low or lack of enrollment (less than 10 students). Students will be notified in a timely fashion upon the decision of the administration.

Electronic/Phone CommunicationsGAFEE utilizes electronic communication and technology for the purpose of administration, student services and course requirements. A valid email address is mandatory for all students.

Travel and Distance Learning OptionsTravel is an out-of-pocket expense incurred by the student and is not included in fees.

GAFEE strives to accommodate students from all over the world through distance options.

Not all classes are eligible for distance learning. Many classes are experiential in nature which means that the classes are required to be hands-on in the class group setting with direct faculty supervision.

Materials Needed for Class Notebook, pens, highlighters. Textbooks are available for purchase

through GAFEE; however, some courses may require the purchase of additional publications.

Bodywork tables — GAFEE will have some tables available for class sessions.

2 Bodywork table sheet sets or twin size sheets (matching and in good

condition) both sets including 2 cradle covers.

Blanket, pillow, bolster for knees. Any special food items, as needed. Professional bag to carry supplies. Refer to Out of Pocket, Non-

Refundable Expenses section

Student Conduct and Common GuidelinesStudents are asked to be mindful of the domain in which Holistic Health and Wellness functions. “Holistic” (derived from “whole”) encompasses body, mind, soul, and spirit. Students should be mindful of practicing positive and supportive behavior in all areas of their lives. Negative and harmful behavior should be avoided. A philosophy and practice of excellence and high standards of personal and academic integrity is expected.

Respect, courtesy, punctuality, honesty, and concern for others should be a priority both in and out of the classroom.

Guidelines for the Classroom:

Arrive early and come prepared In classes, including hands-on

bodywork training, wear comfortable and loose fitting clothing. Dress should be modest and appropriate

Practice good personal hygiene and cleanliness

Refrain from the use of perfumes or other scents as some people are sensitive and/or allergic

Keep fingernails trimmed as long nails can get in the way of bodywork

Refrain from wearing jewelry in the classroom for safety reasons during bodywork sessions

The use of alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, and all other illegal drugs and substances is prohibited


The possession of all illegal substances is prohibited

Refrain from using profanity or abusive words while in the classroom or on the campus

Abusive behavior will not be tolerated Refrain from inappropriate noise,

talking, or disruptions in the classroom

Refrain from any acts in violation of State, Federal, or Municipal laws

No unethical activity of any kind allowed on the premises

Maintain a professional demeanor on the premises at all times, be mindful of our neighbors

Be respectful. Always act to the highest of your knowing

Be helpful and maintain clear communication

Maintain confidentiality with fellow students and faculty

Ethical Code of ConductGAFEE has adopted the American Polarity Therapy Association Code of Ethics. All students, faculty and staff are bound to uphold this code of Ethics. Complete Code of Ethics can be found at www.polaritytherapy.org.

Non-DiscriminationGAFEE follows an equal opportunity policy and selects students and staff without regard to race, creed, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, age, height, weight, disability status, veteran status, military obligations, and marital status. This statement is in accordance with the provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and Regulations of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services issued pursuant to these

statutes at Title 45 Code of Federal Regulations Parts 80, 84, and 91.

Conditions for Dismissal/Academic Probation Students engaging in behavior outside of the American Polarity Therapy Association Code of Ethics (www.polaritytherapy.org), that is harmful to their self or others may be subject to faculty action, which may include suspension or dismissal from the school.

Examples include but are not limited to:

Academic dishonesty Improper or abusive treatment that

threatens or harms any person Misuse, destruction or theft of

supplies, equipment, or property Insubordination or failure to follow

directives of school personnel Ethical violations Non-compliance within scope of

practice Misrepresentation of credentials or

scope of practice Submitting fraudulent documents

related to any aspect of the school and enrollment process

Student Grievance ProcedureStudents who may have a grievance with the school or an instructor should first discuss the problem with the faculty or GAFEE’s Director.

If a resolution is not reached, students may submit a written complaint to GAFEE‘s Director asking for a written response. If a satisfactory resolution of the problem is not obtained, students may contact:

State of Ohio Board of Career Colleges and Schools

30 East Broad Street, 24th Floor, Suite 2481Columbus, OH 43215

Tel: 614-466-2752 or toll free 877-275-4219Fax: 614-466-2219

Website: www.scr.ohio.gov


http://www.scr.ohio.gov/



Email: [email protected]

Privacy PolicyPersonal contact information of students and faculty is available only for contact and communication for school-related business and affairs only.

The Privacy Policy is to ensure that this contact information is used for the best educational interest of each student.

The Privacy Policy is to protect students from the distraction or pressure of unsolicited marketing of products and services. The focus and the environment of GAFEE is energetic education.

No student/faculty shall sell, solicit or market during/after any GAFEE class.

Only approved modality sessions are permitted to be scheduled or facilitated prior to, during, between or following class times at the school or on school grounds.

No student or faculty shall use student information or mailing lists for private gain and/or any type of solicitation during school or after graduation.

School Policies / Standards for SatisfactoryProgress / Class Attendance & TardinessIn order to receive credit for a course, students are required to attend 100% of the course or make up any class or course work missed for additional fees. Whether or not the student will be permitted to make up missed class time with tutoring or other options is solely at the discretion of the instructors. For make-up information, please contact the GAFEE office. GAFEE reserves the right to dismiss students for poor attendance not resolved by academic assistance.

Late arrivals or early departures from class are distracting and disrespectful to both instructors and other students. If

circumstances are such that a student must be absent for a portion of a class, the student must inform the instructor in advance or contact the GAFEE office to leave a message for the instructor. All missed time must be made up and additional fees may incur.

Grading SystemStudents shall be graded on the Pass/Fail system. Students receiving less than passing grade on more than two (2) aspects of a diploma program may speak to the course instructor regarding tutoring in order to help them achieve a passing grade. Additional fees will apply.

Completion RequirementsStudents are expected to complete their course of study within the parameters listed below (normal/ satisfactory progress). Students unable to meet these parameters may be placed on academic assistance.

HHP: 24 - 48 months / 6– 12 semestersHHB: 16 - 32 months / 4 - 8 semestersHHC: 16 - 32 months / 4 – 8 semestersBCPP: 16 to 20 months / 4-5 semestersHHA: 12 months / 3 semesters

Individual Courses: Refer to individual course schedule

IncompletesThere is a system of assessing incompletes in regard to coursework for each course/class. The faculty will inform the students of the requirements and due dates for all course work. Failure to complete within the defined parameters will result in the student receiving an “Incomplete” status for the course. Students will be assessed repeat or make up fees.



Personal/Private Make UpsPrivate personal sessions may be made available to students needing to make up missed classes or coursework when the student is unable to do so within the actual class session time period. Additional fees will apply. Restrictions apply to the amount of missed hours students may make up. If the student misses more hours than allowable for make up for the particular class, students will be instructed to return during the next available class session to complete the missed hours. Additional fees may incur. Not all classes are eligible for private make up. Many classes are experiential in nature which means that the classes are required to be hands-on with the class group setting.

Students will be responsible for paying a fee per hour or day for each private personal session (actual amount will depend upon the nature of the coursework and location). Make up sessions should be scheduled with GAFEE administration in conjunction with the faculty. GAFEE will invoice the student prior to the make-up session, and all fees should be paid directly to the GAFEE office.

Support SystemsGAFEE wants to ensure students achieve their training goals and thus offers free access to a small library and online recommendations. Each student may request free space to study and practice their

skills as needed by scheduling with GAFEE administration. Any student with special needs will be given priority attention by GAFEE’s administration.

Leaves of AbsenceIf necessary, students may apply for a leave of absence to extend no longer than the State Board maximum of six (6) months. All

leaves of absence are subject to approval by the GAFEE Director. Upon completion of the leave, students will be required to go through a re-entry and registration process, which will include assessment of re-admission fees. Payments are not deferred during leaves of absence. Students may be expected to repeat/audit courses taken prior to leaves of absence in order to re-integrate into the program. Leaves of absence will delay graduation.

WithdrawalStudents considering withdrawing from GAFEE are strongly encouraged to meet with administration to discuss their options. GAFEE encourages students to submit a formal letter to the GAFEE administrative office in order to officially withdraw from a diploma program or certification course. Students will be charged for each of the classes they have taken in accordance with the individual prices in the current GAFEE school catalog (diploma package rate will be forfeited). Students who choose not to submit a formal letter of withdrawal or online withdrawal form will be considered withdrawn from their program after 60 days without attendance, activity participation or communication with school administration. Calculations regarding monies still owed to the school for tuition, etc., or refunds due to student will be made in accordance with State of Ohio Board of Career Colleges and Schools administrative code and provided in writing to the student.

Probationary PeriodIf a student is placed on a probationary period due to unsatisfactory progress or disciplinary action, this period will last a minimum of two months. Please see "Re-


Entrance" section below for additional information.

Re-EntranceStudents who are on academic assistance, experiencing a probationary period, or have withdrawn from a diploma program may be re-admitted upon completion of a personal interview with the GAFEE Director and Advisory Committee. Payment of all re-entrance fees is due at the time of re-admission.


Becoming a Global Academy for Energetic Education StudentPursuing higher education is an important decision and commitment. GAFEE encourages you to take as much time as needed to fully understand the curriculum and commitment required so you can feel truly comfortable with becoming part of our student body. Typically, we ask students to allow a minimum of two weeks to complete all the necessary requirements to officially be accepted and enrolled at GAFEE.

Selective AdmissionsGAFEE’s selective admissions process includes a review of a potential student’s references, post-education and past experience via the application and interview processes. Applicants can obtain additional information on GAFEE classes through information sessions available in person, through campus visits, and events.

ApplicationsApplications for all programs are available online. Prospective students should allow three (3) business days for the review of their application by the Admissions department.

Transfer CreditsGAFEE will review the acceptance of transfer credit hours for related coursework on a case-by-case basis for students. The GAFEE Director will have the final decision on the relevance of the coursework and number of allowable transfer hours.

Entrance RequirementsApplicants must

Be a minimum of 18 years of age AND a high school graduate or hold a

GED

Enrollment and RegistrationA student must first apply, complete the enrollment process and then be officially accepted into the school. Registration for classes is always prior to the start of the semester. GAFEE has a selective admissions process.

New diploma program students may apply/enroll any time and may begin with online/home study courses.

Single certificate or CEU program students’ enrollment deadline is three (3) weeks before the first day of class. Late enrollment may incur an additional administrative processing fee of $45 per occurrence.

Enrollment ProcessAs part of the enrollment process, each applicant must:

Submit application and required non-refundable application fee appropriate to the desired program

Have a personal interview with GAFEE personnel

Sign a form stating that they are in good physical, mental and emotional health and are physically able to give and receive energetic bodywork with no adversity to their well-being

Submit a current resume and/or two letters of character recommendation from a non-family member

Authorize GAFEE to conduct a background check and, if interested in a tuition payment plan with GAFEE, a credit verification

Attend a personal orientation with GAFEE administration

Submit the necessary Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools enrollment agreement and other


required forms, along with a down payment on tuition and fees.

Complete any and all required financial documents relating to payment plans

GAFEE administration will inform each student of any prerequisites required for their chosen training program or course(s).

Student AdvisingAll students will be assigned a student advisor upon acceptance into GAFEE. Students will work closely with advisors to plan their class schedule throughout their entire program. Diploma program students are required to meet with their student advisor a minimum of three (3) times per year; one (1) time prior to each term registration period. Before each semester registration period, an advisor meeting will be planned. Meetings can be scheduled by phone or in person. .

RegistrationUpon acceptance into a diploma program, students will be required to register for courses on a term by term basis two months prior to the start of the term. Registration is online and students will be given specific instructions prior to the registration period.

Registration Periods:

Fall Term: July 1 – 10Winter Term: November 1 – 10 Summer Term: March 1 – 10

Failure to register within the allotted time periods may result in Late Registration fee of $45 per occurrence.

Late Registration periods are the 11th - 15th immediately following the regular registration period.

Dropping a class within a diploma program after registration period may result in additional administrative fees of $45 per occurrence.

Occasionally, GAFEE will offer special introductory courses for students who wish to receive an overview, but not necessarily participate in the entire program. If a student decides to continue a program beyond the introductory level, he/she will receive Level I credits and the fees paid for the introductory course will be applied toward the program tuition.

Upon acceptance into the program, students will be sent a welcome email with detailed instructions about getting started. Contact GAFEE administration for complete details.


Global Academy for Energetic Education Training Overview

Classification of CoursesDiploma Programs

Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP) Board Certified Polarity Practitioner

(BCPP) Holistic Health Bodyworker (HHB) Holistic Health Coach (HHC)

Certificate Certification Programs Associate Polarity Practitioner (APP)

Polarity Reflexology (PR) Vibrational Energy Balancing (VEB)

Herbal Education (Herb) Holistic Health Advisor (HHA)

Reiki Education (Reiki)

Relaxation Massage (RM)

Continuing Education: Complete Courses Aromatherapy (Aroma) Craniosacral Therapy Detoxification (Detox) Energetic Education Integration (EEI) Ethics & Supervision (Ethics)

Diploma Program Required Classes Anatomy & Physiology, Orthodox

Online Pathology Online


Global Academy for Energetic Education Training – Overview

Objectives GAFEE students will gain a deeper understanding of various practices and techniques related to holistic health, wellness and preventative healthcare, and energetic balancing and bodywork modalities through in-class practicum work, group discussions and online training modules related to the chosen course. Students may further deepen their personal experience through clinical practice sessions, projects, externships or mentoring programs.

Students will also develop a basic understanding of the ethical, scope of practice and legal issues pursuant to starting a Holistic Health practice, and will also learn skills and techniques needed for business practice and promotion. Competency based training is the foremost training objective of GAFEE.

Evaluation of ObjectivesProgress toward specific course objectives and goals may be assessed through the following methods:

Attendance: Students must complete all in-class hours (either at regularly scheduled classes or at appropriate make-up classes).

Supervision/Feedback: Depending upon the training program, students may receive ongoing in-class observation/feedback through guided sessions, pop quizzes and group discussions.

Practicum Feedback: Students may receive continual evaluation of their in-class work by the instructors.

Guided Clinicals/Practice Sessions: Certain courses require that students perform both in-class supervised guided clinicals and off-site practice sessions in order to earn a certificate or diploma. The number of required supervised clinicals and practice sessions is dependent upon the student’s area of focus.

Home Study Assignments Online Training Modules: These may

include quizzes and course evaluations

Externships/Mentoring Programs: Student’s progress will be monitored by a GAFEE Student Advisor

Mid-term and end of term written evaluations

Evaluation of Normal Progress

Students must complete all classroom hours and all clinical/intern/mentoring sessions with satisfactory grades for all courses. Tuition and/or any monies owed to GAFEE must be paid in full. APTA and AADP registration for APP, HHP, & BCPP as well as application for graduation or diploma will not be approved by GAFEE’s Director unless all graduation requirements have been met and all fees are paid in full.


Board Certifications and RegistrationsWherever possible, each course offered by GAFEE can be a stand-alone course with a specific registration under the Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools or Continuing Education credit. Each course certificate may apply to national organizations. (Students will be responsible for registration/membership fees.)

National Accreditations and Board Certified Certifications

International Polarity Education Alliance (IPEA)For specific information, please visit IPEA’s website at www.polarityeducation.org

American Polarity Therapy Association(APTA)For specific information, please visit APTA’s website at www.polaritytherapy.org

American Association of Drugless Practitioners (AADP)For specific information, please visit AADP’s website at www.aadp.net .

IPEA, APTA, and AADP Registration ProceduresUpon the student’s completion of ALL class requirements GAFEE will facilitate proper communicate with the American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA).

Student may apply online to become a member of the International Polarity Education Alliance (IPEA), the American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA) and/or the American Association of Drugless Practitioners (AADP). Student is responsible for all fees incurred.

Upon completion of all BCPP program requirements, GAFEE faculty will process

and submit student’s application for registration and board certification to the American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA).

APTAThe designations of APP (Associate Polarity Practitioner) and BCPP (Board Certified Polarity Practitioner) may not be used unless the applicant is fully registered by APTA and is a current member in good standing. The APP/BCPP courses taught at GAFEE are approved by the Board of Directors of the American Polarity Therapy Association.

All Associate Polarity Practitioners must have certification in at least one (1) other health related modality (holistic or allopathic) to qualify with APTA.

All Board Certified Polarity Practitioners are required by APTA to apply for and successfully pass the Board Certified Polarity Practitioner exam upon graduation from BCPP program.

AADPAADP is available as a National Board Certified Certification and accreditation in all 50 states, Canada, and Europe. CEU’s for National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCBTMB) available in all 50 states for Holistic Health Advisor, Associate Polarity Practitioner and Polarity Reflexology.

Global Academy for Energetic Education is an approved training school registered by the American Polarity Therapy Association, the American Association of Drugless Practitioners, and the Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools.


http://www.aadp.net/


http://www.polarityeducation.org/

FinancialInformation


Global Academy for Energetic Education General Fee Information

GAFEE Refund PolicyGAFEE adheres to a refund policy as established in the Ohio Administrative Rule 3332-1-10:

(i) A student who starts class and withdraws before the academic term is fifteen percent (15%) completed will be obligated for twenty-five (25%) percent of the tuition and refundable fees, plus the registration fee.

(ii) A student who starts class and withdraws after the academic term is fifteen percent (15%) complete but before the academic term is twenty-five percent (25%) completed will be obligated for fifty percent (50%) of the tuition and refundable fees, plus the registration fee.

(iii) A student who starts class and withdraws after the academic term is twenty-five percent (25%) complete but before the academic term is forty percent (40%) completed will be obligated for seventy-five percent (75%) of the tuition and refundable fees, plus the registration fee.

(iv) A student who starts class and withdraws after the academic term is forty percent (40%) completed will be obligated for one hundred percent (100%) of the tuition, and will not be entitled to a refund of the tuition and registration fees.

Auditing and Repeat Fees (Refresh/Re-take)A standard fee equal to fifty percent (50%) of the current course tuition fee will apply if a student registers to repeat or audit a course. Advisor approval needed for registration.

Administrative FeesContents Late Enrollment

$45.00Late Registration $45.00Statement of Fees $20.00Payment Plan Refinance $250.00Non-refundable Application Fees

$125.00 or 15% of the total tuition for the course; whichever is less.

Make Up Fees (hourly) $35 per clock hourRe-Entrance See application and

make-up fees; assessed by case.

Other administrative fees may be assessed. Students will be notified prior to these fees going into effect.

No fees may be transferred to another student.

Students may apply refund balances to future courses. See Finance department representative for details.


Tuition and Fee InformationA. Payment Plans

GAFEE offers affordable payment plans to accepted students with approved credit. The average monthly payments vary from $300 per month up to $600 per month. These payments range from two (2) to forty-eight (48) months depending upon the program(s) in which student is enrolled.Interest rates vary from 0% to 18% and are based upon inherent credit worthiness established by the student’s credit history and score (full credit report). Students that apply for credit with GAFEE will be required to submit complete credit information. GAFEE reserves the right to deny financing.See below for more information regarding payment plan policies and procedures.NOTE: GAFEE is not a Federal Title IV school. These payment plans are not “Student Loans” as only the federal government can confer that status. But they are similar to personal loans for the purposes of education. This means that students would have to work directly with their tax professional regarding deductions for such expenses. 1098 tax forms are NOT distributed by GAFEE as only Federal schools give 1098 forms. The GAFEE Finance Department does NOT give tax advice.

B. Financial AidAt this time the Global Academy for Energetic Education is not a Federal Title IV school. As such, no federal loans or grants are available to us or our students (FAFSA, Pell, etc.)However, the student is free to research and pursue possible options which may offer scholarships or financial assistance such as community or government agencies.

C. Cancellation and Settlement PolicyThe student has the right to cancel the enrollment agreement at any time. The following terms apply:

I. If the school does not accept the student, all monies will be refunded with the exception of the non-refundable application fee.

II. The enrollment agreement or application may be canceled within five calendar days after the date of signing provided the school is notified of the cancellation in writing.

III. The school shall promptly refund in full all tuition and fees paid pursuant to the enrollment agreement. Such refund shall be made no later than thirty days after cancellation.

This provision shall not apply where a student has already started classes.D. Withdrawal

GAFEE encourages students to submit a formal letter or online form to the GAFEE administrative office in order to officially withdraw from a diploma program or certification course. Students will be charged for each of the classes they have taken in accordance with the individual prices in the current GAFEE school catalog (diploma package rate will be forfeited). Students that choose not to submit a formal letter of withdrawal or online withdrawal form will be considered withdrawn from their program after 60 days without attendance, activity participation or communication with school administration. Calculations regarding monies still owed to the school for tuition, etc., or refunds due to student will be made in accordance with Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools administrative code and provided in writing to the student.


E. Failure to Fulfill Financial ObligationsStudents that fail to fulfill their financial obligations may be denied entrance to classes and/or student activities, denied registration or dismissed from the school. Students experiencing financial difficulty should contact the Finance Department at: [email protected].

F. Fee Increase InformationFees including tuition, clinicals and all other costs are anticipated to remain the same throughout the school term. If during a student’s term, there is a necessary cost of living increase, students will be given a full term notice (school terms are four months). Books, Manuals & Supply fees, which are separate from tuition, and clinical fees may vary depending upon the cost of the books. Any fee raises will not go into effect for one full term after students have been notified.

G. Books/Manuals & Personal SessionsBooks/manuals and personal sessions are taxable. Personal Sessions are paid directly to the practitioner at the time the session is given. Personal Sessions cannot be financed.

H. Out of Pocket, Non-Refundable ExpensesThe following are NOT included in the Total Cost of a class or a program: incidental or optional supplies, travel expenses, lodging, field trip travel expenses, supplemental manuals or books, national organization memberships, and any required registration fees. Student is responsible for their own computer equipment and internet access. GAFEE reserves the right to change or update any and all items NOT included in the Total Cost of a class or a program.

The following are NON-REFUNDABLE EXPENSES: application fee, personal sessions, and graduation/exam fees (paid at time of graduation application).

I. Payment Plan Policies and Procedures1. Payments (electronic and automatic withdrawal) will be processed through MINDBODY.

For Credit Card Security information, please visit www.mindbodyonline.com.2. All payment plans require complete and valid credit/debit card information to be kept on

file and current at all times. This credit/debit card information is used for automatic monthly payments. a) Regular monthly payments must be by credit/debit card with the automatic billing

system. b) Cash, Checks and Money orders are only accepted in the event of pre-payment/extra

payments. c) It is up to Students to keep their credit/debit card active and to watch the expiration

date on the card. It is the student’s responsibility to notify GAFEE of updated credit card information. Updated information should be submitted to the Finance Department immediately. Neither late fees nor interest rate increases will be waived

3. All payment plans require a down payment that will be applied to overall tuition and fees. (Application fee is separate) Required amount of down payment will be determined during the student’s payment plan orientation process.

4. Payment plans may include tuition (with interest), books/manuals, supplies and fees as disclosed in the Enrollment Agreement with the $6.00 per month administrative fee with


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the exception of the non-refundable application fee. GAFEE reserves the right to limit the amount that students may finance. This amount will be determined during the student’s payment plan orientation process.

5. Tuition and fees disclosed in the Enrollment Agreement do not include incidental supplies, travel expense, supplemental manuals or national organization memberships. The additional expenses cannot be included in payment plans. Students are responsible for these out-of-pocket expenses.

6. Payment plans are processed on the monthly date agreed upon between the student and finance department every month at midnight. Due date will be determined during the student’s payment plan orientation process. Once the due date has been determined, students are not permitted to change it without refinancing entire payment plan and paying fee.

7. Payment plans are legally binding documents and cannot be altered or changed verbally or via email. All changes to payment plans are required to be received in writing. Signing of new payment plan documents is required in the event of any change. All changes to payment plans are subjected to a $250 refinancing fee. See Finance department representative for complete details and process.

8. All fees and payment plans must be paid in full and all curriculum requirements completed before the student’s transcripts, completion records or any professional organization, including APTA and AADP, applications will be released. Certificates within the diploma program will only be awarded when the tuition paid is commensurate with the value of classes received. Students may not graduate or receive diploma until all fees, tuition and interest is paid in full.

9. All Application fees are non-refundable. These fees are specific to each class/course/program. See tuition and fees section of school catalog for further information.

10.There are no penalties for pre-payment on plans. GAFEE suggest that students consider pre-paying to help them complete the process.

11.There will always be a $6.00 administration/credit card fee assessed with each month’s payment in addition to the tuition and interest.

12.Interest rate for payment plan is determined by Credit Application/Credit Report/Credit score. General Guidelines for Interest Rates:

Level

Description

Credit Score

Interest Rate

1 Good 720 & Above

6%

2 Average 680 – 719 8%3 Okay 630 – 679 10%4 Poor 580 – 629 12%5 Very Poor 570 &

BelowN/A

Interest rates are not guaranteed and will be determined on a case-by-case basis taking the applicant’s entire credit report, history and employment status into consideration.

Ninety (90) days same as cash option with approved credit.

13.Students with parent(s), spouse or significant other responsible for payment will require the parent(s)/spouse/significant other to co-sign on the payment plan as well as provide a credit application, report/history and score.


14.See section E for policies and procedures regarding withdrawal. 15.Deferment of Payments

a) Because GAFEE payment plans are not Federal Student loans, deferments do not apply. Payments will not be deferred.

b) Refinancing options may be considered but are not guaranteed. See item 4 for more detail.

c) Leaves of absence do NOT imply payment plan deferment. d) GAFEE reserves the right to deny financing/payment plans.

16.Students may request a ‘Statement of Fees’ for all monies paid to the school at any time. An administrative fee of $20 per request will apply. Students must allow ten (10) full business days after the receipt of the applicable administrative fee to receive the statement. Students are advised to keep all of their receipts.

NOTE: GAFEE is not a Federal Title IV school. These payment plans are not “Student Loans” as only the federal government can confer that status. But they are similar to personal loans for the purposes of education. This means that students would have to work directly with your tax professional regarding deductions for such expenses. 1098 tax forms are NOT distributed by GAFEE as only Federal schools give 1098 forms. The GAFEE Finance Department does NOT give tax advice.

17.It is in the best interest of the student to always respond promptly to any of our calls or e-mails to avoid late fees, interest rate increases and other penalties.

18.Payment Declines/Missed Payments. If Student’s credit card or debit card is declined:a) Student will be immediately called and emailed by GAFEE administration to alert

them.b) If student does not call the office by 5:00 pm that day, they will be notified via email

that they will be charged a $10.00 per day late fee starting the next day.c) Students will continue to be charged a $10.00 per day late fee until the payment has

been paid. GAFEE will not waive any late fees and the late fee is $10.00 per day until the day student’s payment is paid. Late fees are due immediately with regular payment. Late fees cannot be added to the end of loan.

d) When GAFEE has to run the credit card again, GAFEE will charge a reprocessing fee of $6.00.

e) GAFEE will make one additional attempt on the card on file for the student’s payment plan each day for three (3) days.

f) After three (3) days of late fees students will be sent a letter from GAFEE office. Students will also get other calls and e-mails to alert Students to the late payment.

g) After five (5) business days of non-payment, the student will be put into default status. Students may not attend any classes while in default status. Students in default status will be subjected to legal proceedings in regards to debt collection.

h) If student’s credit/debit card declines more than once, the interest rate will increased by 2%. Each subsequent decline will incur an additional 2% interest rate increase up to 18% total interest.

i) Increased interest will be applied to the end of the payment plan period and may result in additional payments being required and/or a higher final payment.

19.Down Payments, Tuitions, Fees, etc., are not transferrable.


DiplomaProgramsClass Descriptions and Fees

Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP) Board Certified Polarity Practitioner (BCPP) Holistic Health Bodyworker (HHB) Holistic Health Coach (HHC)


Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP)The HHP diploma program prepares the student forworking with clients interested in wellness and holistic medicine on both a professional coaching and bodywork level. HHP training provides the student with numerous bodywork modalities so they can become adept at providing bodywork services to clients or identifying comprehensive programs utilizing foods and botanicals to meet clients’ personal healthcare needs. HHP training consists of classes which are completed in two to threeday modules and online classes.

Overview:Foundational Courses

Holistic Health Advisor (HHA) Energetic Education Integration (EEI) Anatomy/Physiology Pathology Ethics & Supervision

Bodywork Courses Associate Polarity Practitioner (APP) Polarity Reflexology (PR) Reiki Education Relaxation Massage (RM) Craniosacral Therapy (Cranio)

Coaching Courses Aromatherapy (Aroma) Herbal Education (Herb)

Detoxification (Detox) Vibrational Energy Balancing (VEB)

Diploma Requirements Mentoring (if applicable) Electives/Transfer Graduation Requirements

This program qualifies the student to: Become a member of the American

Association of Drugless Practitioners (AADP)

Become a member Associate Polarity Practitioner (APP) under the AmericanPolarity Therapy Association (APTA)

To register as a masseuse/masseur with their local government

Please refer to IPEA, APTA, and AADP Registration Procedures section for further details.

Additional application and membership fees apply and are payable directly to APTA. At the time of this printing, the APP application fee is $30.00 and the annual membership dues are $125.00. Students are highly encouraged to become a member of APTA. If a student chooses not to become an APTA member, they may NOT use the credentials/designation of APP and may refer to themselves only as Polarity practitioners. APP & BCPP are trademarked credentials under APTA.Additional application and FBI background check fees apply and are


payable directly to the local licensing bureau/police.

All course hours include actual class time plus laboratory clinical hours.Graduation requirements are not included in total hours. 6-12 semesters to complete (24-48 months)Total Hours 805

Suggested Down payment: $800.00 (minimum down payment $500.00). Monthly Payment Plans: Up to 48 months.

Board Certified Polarity Practitioner (BCPP)The BCPP Diploma Program provides students with advanced training on the techniques of Polarity Therapy, which is founded on the teachings of Randolph Stone, DO, DC, ND. Polarity Therapy is an integrative hands-on approach to restoring balance to the mind and body through complementary therapeutic methods, including: bodywork and self-help techniques, exercises and stretches, and energy balancing.

Prerequisite: Associate Polarity Practitioner (APP)


Theory Anatomy/Physiology Pathology Ethics & Supervision*

Core Courses Advanced Air Principles I & II Advanced Chakra Work I Advanced Fire Principles I & II Energetic Evaluation I, II, III & IV Energetic Communication I, II, III, IV

& VI Advanced Either Principles

Craniosacral Balance I & II Advanced Water/Earth Principles I &

II Energetic Food Awareness I Advanced Star Work501 Process Oriented Polarity I, II & III Spinal Harmonics/Review Negative

Pole of Water/Back Balance

Energetic Structural Integration I Energetic Food Awareness III Sound and Healing Energetic Polarity Systems

Integration I, II, III & IV Sound Energy Balancing II, III, IV & V Energetics of Cancer and

Complementary Healing Solutions 903 Marketing and Positive Energetic

Business Practices I, II & III Final Practicum and Anatomy

Evaluation Written Evaluation, Part 1/Polarity A,

and Part 2/Polarity B Credentials/Registration/Graduation,

APTA Applications, and State of Ohio Forms

Diploma Requirements Elective (25 Clock Hours) Research Project (55 Clock Hours)


Financial Information for HHP Program Cost

Eligible for FinancingBase Tuition/Clinicals $ 10,290.00One Elective (approximate cost) $ 1,180.00

Out-of-Pocket (Non-Refundable)Application Fee $ 125.00Books/Reference Manuals/Class Manuals(approximate cost)

$ 910.00

Personal Sessions (approximate cost) $ 865.00Anatomy/Physiology Class Online $ 65.00

Pathology Class Online $ 143.00Essential Oils & Tuning Forks (approximate cost) $ 325.00Food for Detox class (approximate cost) $ 100.00

TOTAL COST*Refer to Out of Pocket, Non-Refundable Expenses section for items not included in Total Cost.

$14,003.00

Guided Clinicals (45) Practice Sessions (70) Personal Sessions (10) First Aid/CPR GAFEE Exam APTA: BCPP Exam, BCPP

application and membership Biography, Resume, Professional

Photo, Liability Insurance

This program qualifies the student to: Sit for the Board Certified Polarity

Practitioner (BCPP) exam under the American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA).

Become a member Board Certified Polarity Practitioner (BCPP) under the American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA)

Please refer to APTA Registration

Procedures section for further details.

Additional application and membership fees apply and are payable directly to APTA. At the time of this printing, the BCPP application fee is $30.00, the BCPP exam fee is $116.00, and the annual membership dues are $165.00. Students are highly encouraged to become a member of APTA. If a student chooses not to become an APTA member, they may NOT use the credentials/designation of BCPP and may refer to themselves only as Polarity practitioners. APP & BCPP are trademarked credentials under APTA.Additional application and FBI background check fees apply and are payable directly to the local licensing bureau/police. At the time of this printing, the average cost of this registration and FBI fees are approximately $150.00.

All course hours include actual class time plus laboratory clinical hours.Graduation requirements are not included in total hours. 4-5 semesters to complete (16-20 months)

Total Hours 800


BCPP Training Implementation

All BCPP students must have completed the prerequisite course of APP. APP graduates are eligible for BCPP training, but the


Financial Information for BCPP Program Cost

Eligible for FinancingBase Tuition/Clinicals $ 6,715.00Out-of-Pocket (Non-Refundable)Application Fee $ 125.00Books/Reference Manuals/Class Manuals(approximate cost)

$ 650.00

Personal Sessions (approximate cost) $ 650.00Personal Ethics & Supervision Sessions (approximate cost)

$ 260.00


$ 8,400.00

programs may be taken concurrently upon approval of GAFEE.

BCPP training consists of sixteen (16 months) levels which are completed in two-day modules and some 3 day modules, for a total of 435 in-class hours. Clinicals include 45 supervised clinical guided sessions and 70 sessions given outside of class. Each student must have ten (10) personal Polarity experiences given by a Board Certified Polarity Practitioner (BCPP). There is a specific module for evaluation, a final project worth 55 credit hours, and a required practicum. The final exam consists of testing in Polarity and Orthodox Anatomy.

Graduation Requirements1. Class Hours/Clinicals/Practice & Personal Sessions: All required coursework and student sessions must be completed in full prior to the student receiving their Diploma. Students will maintain a log tracking their class training hours, guided clinicals, practice and personal sessions to be submitted to GAFEE faculty upon completion of the program, including required documentation (course certificates, session evaluations, and sign-off sheets). Completion of all in-class hours, all clinical, practice, personal sessions, homework, and payoff of tuition is required for graduation and APTA certification.

2. Research Project/Elective: Approved Research Projects/Elective must be submitted upon completion of BCPP coursework. Any extensions must be approved in advance by the GAFEE Administration.

3. Final Practicum/Exams: A written exam is required on the last weekend of BCPP training, 75% correct answers are required for a passing grade. Students who do not reach 75% will be required to re-take the final exam and achieve a passing grade before they will receive the course instructor’s sign-off to apply for APTA registration and BCPP Exam.

4. First Aid/CPR Certification: Students must be trained in First Aid/CPR and hold current certification prior to graduation.

5. Recommendations: Students must submit two (2) written recommendations from healthcare professionals who witnessed their work.

6. Bio/Resume/Photo: As part of their BCPP certification with APTA, an updated bio/resume and photo will be required.

7. APTA BCPP Exam: Graduates will be eligible to take this exam as long as they are a member in good standing with APTA.

8. Personal Liability Insurance: Graduating students will be required to obtain insurance coverage prior to starting their own Polarity practice. GAFEE can provide information on potential carriers.

Additional Information

Students must maintain normal progress and check in with faculty & interns at every class level

BCPP Class is Nationally Registered by APTA

APTA Membership and BCPP Exam are required

Extra hours (beyond APTA standards) are required under GAFEE for state registration

All hours are approved by the American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA) and follow the standards for education as developed by APTA.


Holistic Health Bodyworker (HHB)The HHB diploma program prepares the student for working with clients interested in wellness and holistic medicine on a professional bodywork level. HHB training provides the student with numerous bodywork modalities so they can become adept at providing bodywork services to clients to meet clients’ personal healthcare needs. HHB training consists of classes which are completed in two to three day modules and online classes. HHB is a focused diploma program that is a subset of the more extensive Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP) program.


Energetic Education Integration (EEI) Theory Anatomy/Physiology Pathology Ethics & Supervision

Core Courses Associate Polarity Practitioner (APP) Polarity Reflexology (PR) Holistic Health Advisor (HHA) Reiki Education Relaxation Massage (RM) Vibrational Energy Balancing (VEB)

Diploma Requirements One elective

This program qualifies the student to: Become a member Associate Polarity

Practitioner (APP) under the American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA)

To register as a masseuse/masseur with their local government

Please refer to APTA Registration Procedures section for further details.

Additional application and membership fees apply and are payable directly to APTA. At the time of this printing, the APP application fee is $30.00 and the annual membership dues are $125.00. Students are highly encouraged to become a member of APTA. If a student chooses not to become an APTA member, they may NOT use the credentials/designation of APP and may refer to themselves only as Polarity practitioners. APP & BCPP are trademarked credentials under APTA.Additional application and FBI background check fees apply and are payable directly to the local licensing bureau/police. At the time of this printing, the average cost of this registration and FBI fees are approximately $150.00.

All course hours include actual class time plus laboratory clinical hours.Graduation requirements are not included in total hours. 4 semesters to complete (16 months)Total Hours 705


Financial Information for HHB Program Cost

Eligible for FinancingBase Tuition/Clinicals $ 6,650.00


$ 825.00


Pathology Class Online $ 143.00


$ 8,718.00


Holistic Health Coach (HHC)The HHC diploma program prepares the student for working with clients interested in wellness and/or holistic medicine. Once the student has completed the HHC training they will be adept at coaching their clients in numerous Holistic Health approaches to health specifically utilizing foods and botanicals. HHC training consists of classes which are completed in two to three day modules and online classes. HHC is a focused diploma program that is a subset of the more extensive Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP) diploma program.


Holistic Health Advisor (HHA) Energetic Education Integration (EEI) Theory Anatomy/Physiology Pathology Ethics & Supervision

Core Courses Aromatherapy (Aroma) Herbal Education (Herb) Detoxification (Detox) Vibrational Energy Balancing (VEB)

Diploma Requirements One elective

All course hours include actual class time plus laboratory clinical hours.Graduation requirements are not included in total hours. 6-7 semesters to complete (18-24 months)Total Hours 690



Financial Information for HHB Program Cost



$ 825.00


Pathology Class Online $ 143.00


$ 8,718.00

Financial Information for HHC Program Cost



$ 1,160.00


Pathology Class Online $ 143.00Food for Detox class (approximate cost) $ 100.00


$10,448.00

CertificateCertification

sClass Descriptions and Fees

Associate Polarity Practitioner (APP) Polarity Reflexology (PR) Vibrational Energy Balancing (VEB) Herbal Education (Herb) Holistic Health Advisor (HHA) Reiki Education (Reiki) Relaxation Massage (RM)


Associate Polarity Practitioner (APP) APP training teaches the basics of Polarity Therapy, an energy-based modality that integrates ancient Ayurvedic principles and was developed by Randolph Stone, D.O., D.C., and N.D. Polarity is an integrative hands-on approach to restoring balance to the mind and body. It restores harmony through complementary therapeutic methods including: bodywork techniques, guidance in Polarity exercises and stretches, energetic foods, preventative and self-help techniques, and energy balancing. APP students will receive an overview of the theory and basic principles of Polarity Therapy, including balancing the Ayurvedic elements of Ether, Air, Fire, Water, and Earth

APP Course Includes:Theory and Basic Principles of Polarity Energy Systems, Anatomy and Physiology, Energetic Evaluation and Integration, Polarity Energetic Bodywork, Communication and Facilitation, Energetic Food Awareness, Stretching Postures, Business Management and Promotion, Professional Ethics and Law, Clinical Practice Sessions, Clinical Guided Sessions, and Personal Sessions.

APP Polarity-based bodywork training

includes a focus on: Breathing and Stretching Techniques Reflex Points Integrated Energy Release Protocols Stress Release Work Pressure Sensitive Touch Based on

Energy Flow

In addition, APP students will receive training on integrating allopathic and holistic practices; business management and promotion; professional ethics and law to help them establish a Polarity Therapy practice. Diploma Requirements 116 in-class hours consisting of eight

levels, completed in 8 two-day modules Clinicals/Practice Session Requirements:

Students will be required to give fifteen (15) supervised guided clinical sessions and thirty (30) practice sessions outside of class. All required guided clinicals and practice sessions must be completed in order to receive a certificate for the course

Personal Sessions Requirements: Students must have five (5) personal Polarity experiences given by a Board Certified Polarity Practitioner (BCPP) or Registered Polarity Practitioner (RPP). Cost of these personal sessions are not included in tuition fees but paid directly


to the practitioner APP Level Evaluations: Written

evaluation is given to each student at each APP level to be completed by the next level. This evaluation shall be reviewed by the faculty in class at the following level

APP Final Exam: A written exam is required on the last weekend of class

This program qualifies the student to: Become a member Associate Polarity

Practitioner (APP) under the American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA)

Please refer to APTA Registration Procedures section for further details.

Additional application and membership fees apply and are payable directly to APTA. At the time of this printing, the APP application fee is $30.00 and the annual membership dues are $125.00. Students are highly encouraged to become a member of APTA. If a student chooses not to become an APTA member, they may NOT use the credentials/designation of APP and may refer to themselves only as Polarity practitioners. APP & BCPP are trademarked credentials under APTA.Additional application and FBI background check fees apply and are payable directly to the local licensing bureau/police. At the time of this printing, the average cost of this registration and FBI fees are approximately $150.00.

All course hours include actual class time plus laboratory clinical hours.Graduation requirements are not included in total hours. Total Hours 160


Polarity Reflexology (PR)Reflexology is a system of applying pressure to certain “reflex areas” on the hands, feet or ears that correspond to organs, glands, and other parts of the body to help heal the whole person not just prevailing symptoms. Polarity Reflexology, integrates the ancient art of Ayurvedic healing with the modern energetic principles of Polarity Therapy developed by Randolph Stone, DO, DC, ND.

It teaches the specific elemental reflex points on the feet and their correlation to the elements. Students learn specific balancing techniques which, when applied to acupressure/energy points, will balance the elements and promote relaxation. Students will also learn to identify which elements are out of balance through assessing the elemental reflex points and become proficient in Polarity Reflexology assessment.

Objectives:Students will receive an overview of:

To understand the basic physical, mental, and emotional components of the Ayurvedic element system (Ether, Air, Fire, Water, Earth)

To identify general muscle areas, organ locations and basic body physiology as they relate to the elements and their correlation to specific elemental reflex points on the feet

To understand the inner connection of the body, through the science of body reflexes

To be able to assess where tension is being


Financial Information for APP Program Cost



$ 210.00

Personal Sessions (approximate cost) $ 325.00TOTAL COST*Refer to Out of Pocket, Non-Refundable Expenses section for items not included in Total Cost.

$ 3,220.00

held in the body according to the elemental reflexology information and to identify what elements are out of balance

To learn specific reflexology techniques that will balance the elements and promote relaxation

To learn foot exercise that will promote balance in walking and foot balance

To become a competent practitioner who will be able to educate individuals on holistic and preventative healthcare

Certificate Requirements 72.5 in-class hours consisting of five

levels, to be completed in two-day modules scheduled one weekend for five months

Clinicals/Practice Session Requirements: Students will be required to give six (6) supervised guided clinical sessions and twenty (20) practice sessions outside of class (documented and turned in after each level). All required guided clinicals and practice sessions must be completed in order to receive a certificate for the course

Personal Sessions: Students must also have two (2) personal Polarity

Reflexology experiences given by a certified practitioner. The cost of these personal sessions are not included in tuition fees and will be paid by the student directly to the practitioner at the time of each session

Evaluation: Competency evaluations, in-class supervision, guided practice sessions, and verbal Q&A in class



Vibrational Energy Balancing (VEB)The VEB program focuses on sound and color, and their vibrational relationships to the Ayurvedic elements (Ether, Air, Fire, Water, Earth) and the body. Students will learn how to use tuning forks, chakra balancing, vibrational tones, and the musical scale to restore balance in the body and bring it into harmony and resolution. Objectives:

To understand the inner connections of the body through the science of vibration

To learn scientific principles relating to sound, light, and frequency

To study basic body physiology as related to energetic systems and vibrations

To understand the physical, mental and emotional components of the body’s energy system, including the


Financial Information for Polarity Reflexology Cost



$ 190.00

Personal Sessions (approximate cost) $ 130.00


$ 2,045.00

chakras To learn basic balancing techniques

using toning, tuning forks, and colors

to reduce stress and promote relaxation

To learn basic reflex points on the body that can be accessed using tuning forks

To become a competent practitioner who will be able to educate individuals on holistic and preventative healthcare

Course Overview: 43.5 in-class hours which include

supervised clinical applications, to be completed in 3 two-day modules scheduled one weekend for three months

20 hours of home practice sessions (documented and turned in after each level) and 15 hours with clients; 5 hours self-help. All required practice sessions and supervised clinicals must be completed in order to receive a certificate for the course

10 hours research: 1-2 projects to be typed up and submitted to the course instructor

Evaluation: Competency evaluations, in-class supervision and verbal Q&A

in class


Suggested Down payment: $310.00 (minimum down payment$285.00). Monthly Payment Plan: Up to 6 months.

Herbal Education (Herb) This program will provide students with an understanding of herbs and how they work to be able to discuss herbal treatments with clients. Classes will include hands-on experience with making herbal preparations, such as teas and infusions. Through an understanding of Indian and Chinese perspectives, students will gain an appreciation of the Ayurvedic elemental aspects and uses of herbs.

This class familiarizes students in the use of herbs beginning with a study of the history of this modality. Students will gain an appreciation of the elemental aspects of herbs plus their specific historical usage.

The basic knowledge will include instruction on the chemical makeup, classification, usage, and identification of plants. Students will learn the art of blending herbs as teas, tinctures, oils and salves


Financial Information for Vibrational Energy Balancing Cost

Eligible for FinancingBase Tuition/Clinicals $ 1200.00


$ 50.00

Tuning Fork Set (approximate cost) $ 250.00


$ 1,625.00

for specific energetic imbalances. An emphasis will be placed on the safe use of herbs, including drug interactions. Students will also be educated in the ethical and legal aspects of Herbal practice.

Objectives:This program will help students become acquainted with the history and nature of herbs, including:

Chemical make-up, classification and specific actions of plants

Safe vs. unsafe herbs, herb-drug interactions

Using and buying herbs and the standardization debate

External and internal uses of herbs The overall uses of herbs for different

elemental imbalances, which will be acquired through the study and practice of assessment aspects and case studies

Herbs from the perspective of Ayurveda, Polarity Therapy, and Chinese Medicine

The safe application of herbs through the art of blending as teas, tinctures, oils, and salves

Ethics and legal aspects of Herbology and its legal scope of practice

Course Overview: 43.5 in-class hours consisting of three

levels, to be completed in two-day modules scheduled one weekend per month for three months

Two field trips—15 hours Home Study/Practicum—41.5 hours Evaluation: Competency evaluations,

in-class supervision and verbal Q&A in class


Suggested Down payment: $310.00 (minimum down payment $135.00). Monthly Payment Plans: 3 to 9 months.

Holistic Health Advisor (HHA)/Online CourseHHA is a self-driven online training program designed to train Nurses, Physicians, Allied Health Practitioners, Mental Health Practitioners, Registered Dieticians, Human Resources and Benefits Administrators, and any other registered or licensed healthcare practitioner to become competent and effective as a Holistic Healthcare Advisor. Objectives:

To understand basic Holistic Health approaches to wellness including principles, processes and procedures

To effectively recommend Holistic Health and Complementary/Integrative Medicine services that are the most beneficial and specific for the symptoms or condition (at least 30 different modalities described)

To identify and work with competent Holistic Health practitioners or


Financial Information for Herbal Education Cost



$ 135.00


$ 1,925.00

providers To be able to communicate and set

action steps to implement Holistic Health modalities with the Holistic Health Practitioner

Course Overview: 50 hours online self-driven training,

which can completed within a 4 to 12 week timeframe (depending on time devoted to the lessons and readings); students will have a maximum of 12 months to complete the training modules

Powerpoint lessons Required readings Quizzes Detailed resource manual (defining at

least 30 different Holistic Health modalities)

Upon completion of the program, a Holistic Health Advisor (HHA) will have the skills to:

1. Review Holistic Health and Complementary/Integrative Medicine treatment requests and complete a basic intake/assessment

2. Provide current information on protocols and procedures to employees/clients

3. Monitor Holistic Health costs and quality of care

4. Be effective in recommending appropriate Holistic Health and Integrative services for:A. Early intervention (assessment)B. Intervention (selecting the appropriate modality)C. Prevention/self-help for sustainable health

5. Learn to build lasting relationships with Holistic Health clients and practitioners to continue preventive practices for wellness and sustained health.


Pre-pay only; no financing available for this program.

Reiki EducationReiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that promotes healing which is administered by “laying on of hands” and is based on the idea that life force energy flows through us. If this energy is low, a person will be more likely to get sick or feel stressed, and if it is high, they will be more capable of happiness and health. Reiki creates beneficial effects like relaxation and feelings of peace, security and well-being. It can be used in conjunction with all other medical or therapeutic techniques to promote recovery. The ability to use Reiki is not taught in the usual sense, but is transferred to the student through an “attunement” by a Reiki Master Teacher, which allows the student to tap into an unlimited supply of life force energy. During this course, three levels of “attunements” are given to bring the student to the Master Level of Reiki. In addition to classes, students practice Reiki


Financial Information for Holistic Health Advisor Cost



$ 159.95


$ 779.95

during offsite practicesessions and on clients in a faculty-monitored clinical environment. Objectives:

To understand the philosophy of Reiki and the conscious use of Reiki energy for total physical and mental relaxation

To learn non-invasive on and off-body Japanese Reiki balancing techniques to increase the flow of universal energy to promote relaxation and reduce stress

To learn and become proficient in Reiki attunements, symbols, meditations, and guided visualizations

To be able to assess when Reiki is needed with the help of body energy scanning techniques

To understand how to balance physical, mental and emotional components of the human system with the help of aura and chakra balancing

To learn business and communication skills necessary for becoming a Reiki practitioner/teacher

Course Overiew:

Reiki I and II—3 evenings Advance Reiki Training—2 evenings Master Reiki Training—3 evenings Evaluations: Practice and practicum

work; verbal and written Q&As; group discussions

All course hours include actual class time plus laboratory clinical hours.Graduation requirements are not included in total hours. Total Hours 35Suggested Down payment: Pay class in full (minimum down payment $65.00). Monthly Payment Plans: Up to 3 months.

Relaxation Massage (RM)This program teaches the scope of practice for Relaxation Massage vs. Therapeutic, basic relaxation massage techniques for 15 minutes, 30 and 60 minute relaxation massage using a chair and a bodywork table. Participants will learn proper draping of the client, use of lotion or oils and universal precautions of hygiene, contraindications and precautions when performing relaxation massage. Also covered are body mechanics and self-care techniques designed to promote practitioner well-being, basic anatomy and physiology as it relates to general muscle areas and general landmarks and organ locations in the body.

This course teaches students a basic understanding of simple massage protocols to be used to provide relaxation and stress relief. Our curriculum focuses on both teaching basic anatomy and physiology as it applies to muscles and the human skeleton and how they move in the body. The program provides step-by-step demonstration and guidance by seasoned licensed massage professionals with hands-on practice time provided in the classroom and required documented practice time outside of the classroom. Objectives:

To understand that the body’s own healing system works optimally when in a relaxed state, as well as the benefits of stress reduction and


Financial Information for Reiki Education Cost



$ 65.00


$ 700.00

relaxation To identify basic anatomy and

physiology as it relates to general muscle areas, organs and other landmarks of the body

To learn relaxation massage techniques that can be performed in a straight-back chair, wheelchair, ergonomically-designed chair, or massage table for time periods of 15, 30 or 60 minutes

To identify proper draping techniques, the types of strokes used and the application of lotions or oils during a relaxation massage session

To understand contraindications and precautions before performing relaxation massage

To learn body mechanics and self-care techniques designed to promote practitioner well-being

To understand basic business operations and ethics for your practice

Course Overview:

43.5 hours in-class sessions consisting of 3 two-day weekends over the course of three months

10 hours Anatomy and Physiology

home study 10 hours reading/home study

assignments 11.5 hours additional home study

work Practice Sessions: Students will be

required to perform 10 documented home practice sessions, which must be completed to obtain course certificate

Evaluations: Quizzes at the end of each class and a final examination


Suggested Down payment: $437.50 (minimum down payment $295.00). Monthly Payment Plans: Up to 2 months (course must be paid in full by Level II in order to qualify for State licensing).

This program qualifies students to register as a masseuse/masseur with their local government. Additional application and FBI background check fess apply and are payable directly to the local licensing bureau/police. At the time of this printing, the average cost of this registration and FBI fees are approximately $150.00. Students are highly encouraged to obtain their masseuse/masseur registration, and should discuss registration regulations for the State of Ohio with a GAFEE Representative.


Financial Information for Relaxation Massage Cost



$ 50.00



$ 1,505.00

AdditionalEducation

Class Descriptions and Fees Aromatherapy (Aroma) Craniosacral Therapy (Cranio) Detoxification (Detox) Energetic Education Integration (EEI) Ethics & Supervision


Aromatherapy (Aroma) Aromatherapy utilizes concentrated extracts, also known as essential oils, from plants for healing. These essential oils are derived from the roots, leaves or blossoms of various plants. Each oil contains active ingredients which determine its healing properties such as the relief of swelling, fighting fungal infections, or enhancing relaxation and physical well-being. Aromatherapy training consists of six levels which are completed in 3 two-day modules. This program will study the history and applications of Aromatherapy, including case studies, blending, research methods, and the overall use of essential oils. Students will learn how Aromatherapy can be applied for specific imbalances and working with clients. In addition to classes, students will practice on each other and clients as part of their training. This course is an elective course for the Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP) and Holistic Health Coach (HHC) diploma programs. Objectives:Students will receive an overview of the science of Aromatherapy including:

The origin, history, and medicinal values of Aromatherapy

Understanding Aromatherapy as it relates to the basic Ayurvedic elements of Ether, Air, Fire, Water, Earth

Blending and creating oil formulations The suggested uses of essential oils

for healing and relaxation


Suggested Down payment: $100.00 (minimum down payment $80.00). Monthly Payment Plans: 3-6 months.


Financial Information for Aromatherapy Program Cost



$ 95.00

Supplies/Starter Oils Kit (approximate cost) $ 145.00


$ 1,165.00

Craniosacral Therapy (Cranio)Over 100 years ago, Dr. William Garner Sutherland discovered the presence of subtle rhythmic impulses that express the health in the living body. Through years of research, study and practice, he developed an understanding of the interrelated movement of cranial bones and membranes, the central nervous system, sacrum, and related tissues and fluids that have profound effects on health and well-being. The particular approach to Craniosacral therapy that he fathered acknowledges the inter-connection of body, mind and spirit. Craniosacral Therapy training consists of three levels which are completed in 3 two-day modules (20 practicum hours and 12 introductory hours).

In this course, students will learn how to become familiar with the Craniosacral system and to be able to detect and release energy cysts. They will gain a fundamental understanding of Somato Emotional Release techniques and practice unwinding of energetic patterns. Somato Emotional Release works through the energy system to help rid the body of energy cysts associated with trauma, negative emotional experiences, and physical injury, including surgical trauma. Students will learn to deepen their intuitive skills which will help enable them to access the essence of the gift of healing.This course is an elective course for the Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP) and Holistic Health Coach (HHC) diploma programs.


Working with Dynamic Stillness Developing and deepening sensitive

intuitive and perceptual skills Developing and deepening sensitive

palpation skills Working with expressions of the

Breath of Life and its relationship to human physiology

All course hours include actual class time plus laboratory clinical hours.Graduation requirements are not included in total hours. Total Hours 12-70


Suggested Down payment: $150.00 (minimum down payment $100.00) Monthly Payment Plans: Up to 4 months.

Detoxification (Detox) Students will learn how the body, through environmental factors, foods and personal habits can become toxic. Chronic conditions as a result of body toxicity will be discussed,


Financial Information for Craniosacral Therapy - Introduction Cost

FeesBase Tuition/Clinicals $ 300.00Application Fee $ 20.00Books/Reference Manuals/Class Manuals(approximate cost)

$ 65.00


$ 385.00

Financial Information for Craniosacral Therapy (70 hour course) Cost

Eligible for FinancingBase Tuition/Clinicals $ 1120.00Out-of-Pocket (Non-Refundable)Application Fee $ 125.00Books/Reference Manuals/Class Manuals(approximate cost)

$ 35.00



$ 1,410.00

including signs and symptoms of toxic overload. The course will focus on providing students with an awareness of different detoxification programs, their benefits or dangers, and when they are beneficial to facilitate healing. Various systems of detoxification for educational purposes will be presented, including lymphatic detox. Students will gain an appreciation and understanding of sprouting, juicing, green living food, and may have a chance to personally experience detox systems. Detoxification training consists of three levels which are completed in 3 two-day modules. This course is an elective course for the Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP) and Holistic Health Coach (HHC) diploma programs.


Effective wellness assessment, approaches, understanding and researching wellness

Lymphatic balance, detoxification (physical, mental, emotional), understanding toxicity

Cleansing systems, health building systems, energetic foods, juicing for health

System approach for clients and consumers and systems for implementation



Suggested Down payment: $335.00 (minimum down payment $240.00). Monthly Payment Plans: 3 to 9 months.

Energetic Education Integration (EEI) This class will explore the science of energy, concepts of energy medicine, quantum physics, and related energetic anatomy. The research on energy fields and polarity and health and healing will be a focus. The history of tracing of energy as a healthcare system will be reviewed, as well as looking at the future of energy medicine and healing.

Course Overview: 45 teleconferencing hours in-class

sessions consisting of 23 teleconferences

Teleconferences are held twice per month for two hours

30 home study hours. Students will receive electronic materials for Energetic Education Integration including 12 hours of recorded audio lecture, class manual and materials


Financial Information for Detoxification Cost



$ 200.00

Food (approximate cost) $ 100.00


$ 1975.00



Ethics & SupervisionThis course focuses on the Professional ethics and code of conduct for a Holistic Health practitioner. Topics covered include understanding the scope of practice and when to refer out to another professional, boundaries, trust, confidentiality, dual relationships, intimacy, power, vulnerabilities, and unethical behavior.

Course Overview: 15 hours in-class sessions consisting

of 5 levels, which are completed in five evening modules scheduled over two months.

5 Clinical hours consisting of Professional and Peer Supervision

5 Project hours. Topic assigned by faculty. Presentation to be given to the class with a partner

All course hours include actual class time plus laboratory clinical hours.

Graduation requirements are not included in total hours. Total Hours 25

Suggested Down payment: Pay class in full (minimum down payment $75.00). Monthly Payment Plans: Up to 2 months.


Financial Information for Energetic Education Integration Cost

Eligible for Financing

Base Tuition/Clinicals $ 1200.00

Out-of-Pocket (Non-Refundable)

Application FeeBooks (approximate)

$ 75.00$ 100.00


$ 1,375.00

Financial Information for Ethics & Supervision Cost

Eligible for FinancingBase Tuition/Clinicals $ 275.00Out-of-Pocket (Non-Refundable)Application Fee $ 75.00Books/Reference Manuals/Class Manuals(approximate cost)

$ 50.00

Personal Sessions (approximate cost) $ 100.00TOTAL COST*Refer to Out of Pocket, Non-Refundable Expenses section for items not included in Total Cost.

$ 500.00

Electives/Transfer0 – 100 Total Clock Hours

Students may transfer up to 100 hours of electives from a GAFEE-approved course provider. These will be the only transferrable hours approved for HHP and HHC. The other in-class credit hours must be taken within the HHP and HHC core courses and specialty courses.

Graduation Requirements0 Total Clock Hours

The final evaluation includes oral and written presentations of class projects, review of course logs, and review of all clinical and practice sessions completed.

Other Graduation Requirements:

Application for graduation (fee due at time of submission)

Graduation presentation (Colloquium/ Symposium)- Oral presentation- Written paper/PowerPoint

presentation- Q & A from Faculty- Intern experiences - written review

(when applicable) With BCPP: First Aid/CPR

Certification (to be arranged and completed by student)

Professional Liability Insurance Current bio, resume and picture Certificates - APP from APTA


Faculty Profiles


Ronnie and Lucy A. Mills

Committed to Holistic Education, Community Wellness, and Energy Medicine, Ronnie and Lucy co-manage both the Global Academy for Energetic Education (GAFEE) and Holistic Solutions Ohio. Ronnie has an extensive background in Business and Operations Management, and Lucy is a Board Certified Polarity Practitioner and Holistic Health Practitioner with her own practice in Grove City, Ohio.

Lucy A. Mills, B.S., BCPP, HHP, and Director of the Global Academy for Energetic Education

After completing her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Counseling with Liberty University, Lucy wanted to pursue an education that would integrate healing processes for the mind, body, soul, and spirit. After discovering Energy Medicine and the many options available to naturally promote health and well-being, she completed the necessary training for the designations of Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP), Board Certified Polarity Practitioner (BCPP), and BioEnergetic Health Practitioner (BHP).

Lucy has been practicing Energy Medicine since 2013 and continues to expand her knowledge in the theory and science of energy in order to educate students and clients on how to keep their energy free flowing which in turn promotes health and well-being.

Coupled with her many years of Administrative and leadership experience, being the Director of the Global Academy for Energetic Education is the perfect fusion of organizational education while still remaining hands-on and experiential.


Randall Gibson, M.Ed., LMT

Randall has been a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) since 1982 and has over 20 years’ experience teaching Massage Therapy. In addition to running a successful practice and teaching seminars and continuing education classes, Randall is certified in Shiatsu and Craniosacral Therapy. Through the American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA), Randall received his Registered Polarity Practitioner (RPP) training and is a Registered Polarity Educator (RPE).

As a therapist, Randall’s mission is to help each of his clients experience mental, physical, and emotional health through integrative massage and Craniosacral Therapy. As an Instructor, Randall enjoys teaching these skills to students to continue the legacy of Holistic Bodywork methods and Natural Healing.

Penny Gillett, B.A., LSW

Penny Gillett was born and raised in Ohio and currently resides in Westerville, Ohio. She graduated with a B.A. in Early Childhood from Bluffton College and is a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) in the State of Ohio. Penny is currently employed at Capital City Hospice.

Penny has a passion for health and wellness, a heart for missions, and her motto is “Live, Grow, Discover.”


Penny has Certificate of Certifications in Relaxation Massage, Elemental Reflexology, Associate Polarity Practitioner (APP), and Aromatherapy.

Johnny Henderson, Ph.D., BCPP, RPE

Johnny’s life commitment and avocation is to facilitate through education and self-empowerment, a higher awareness of one’s physical presence, and spiritual consciousness. Johnny is a Board Certified Polarity Practitioner (BCPP), Therapy Wellness Counselor/Practitioner, an Approved Curriculum-Training Manager, and a Registered Polarity Educator (RPE).

Johnny maintains a private health and coaching practice in Berkeley Springs, WV. He also incorporates Sound Therapy, Craniosacral Therapy, Color Therapy, AstroBioChemical Nutritional Evaluation, Quantum Health Evaluations and Medical Aromatherapy into his private practice and training workshops.

Tom Langan, RCST®, BCPP, RPE

Tom has a life commitment to the art of facilitating healing for the earth as an educator and hands-on practitioner. His skill with vibration and nerve attunement is truly a gift. Tom is a practitioner of Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, Polarity Therapy, Energetic Birth Re-Imprinting, Medical Aromatherapy, Board Certified Polarity Practitioner (BCPP), Registered Craniosacral Therapy (RCST® and Vibrational CDs), and is a Registered Polarity Educator (RPE).


After completing his formal training, he served as an assistant teacher in a three year program to fine tune his skills and to qualify as an approved teacher of Biodynamic Craniosacral. He is co-facilitator and creator with the SETherapies, LLC in Berkeley Springs, WV. He also maintains a private practice in both Berkeley Springs, WV and Washington, DC.

Candy Rose-Lucas, B.S., LMT

Candy is a Reiki Master Teacher and has been teaching Reiki since 2002. Candy has taught Massage Therapy at the American Institute of Alternative Medicine for fourteen years. With this extensive teaching background and as a Board Certified Life Coach (BCC), and a Certified Facilitator and workshop leader in Heal Your Life Workshops, Candy enjoys instructor/student interaction and loves to work in the classroom atmosphere.

Kate Ross, BCPP

Kate is a Board Certified Polarity Practitioner (BCPP), has Certificate of Certifications in Reiki and Reflexology, and has a B.A. in Psychology. While pursuing her Registered Polarity Educator (RPE) designation, Kate maintains her own Polarity practice with Holistic Solutions Ohio and is an Instructor with the Global Academy for Energetic Education.

Kate believes good health is not simply the absence of symptoms, health is the flow and balance of the energetic fields.


Aniko Zala, Herbalist, MST

Aniko is an herbalist, maker, and educator who teaches others the healing arts as a form of self-empowerment. She holds a Master of Science in Teaching (MST).

She studied under herbalist and ethnobotanist Dawn Combs for two years and now teaches workshops and sells herbal products for health and ritual in central Ohio.


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