Bachelor S Degree Psychosomatic Therapy

Bachelor S Degree Psychosomatic Therapy is an online, distance-learning bachelor’s program that explores new definitions of health and illness in psychosomatic medicine. Students learn about emotional approaches and how they influence health. The program focuses on the reciprocal relationship between psychosomatic interpretations of physical symptoms and emotional disorders and their role in mental, emotional, and physical health, including the psychosomatic view that the individual is responsible for their own health.

The program is delivered online through distance learning and is described as 100% based on textbooks. Students complete 130 academic credits, made up of 40 credits in General Education (which may be transferred from previous education and professional experience) and 63 academic credits in Psychosomatic Therapy Online, plus other additional subjects. Credits transferred (TRANS) and validated professional experience credits (CFLEX) are recognized within the degree structure.

Modules

• 201PST - Psychosomatic Connection
• 202PST - Social Problems & Deviance
• 203PST - Human Development
• 204PST - Human Body & Mind
• 205PST - Understanding Disease
• 206PST - Illness Awareness & Lifecycle
• 207PST - The Search for Meaning
• 208PST - Marriage & Family Relations
• 311PST - Mind, Body & Spirit
• 312PST - E-Motion The

• Admission is open for adults over 23 years of age.
• 130 credits above a Secondary School.
• General education minimum requirements: 40 credits. A minimum transfer of 40 credits from previous education should be accounted as an equivalent of general education credits towards the Bachelor's Degree online via distance learning.