Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling

Tuition: $4,495

MSHN-101 — The Nature of Spirituality Defined
4.0 Credits

This course will help you as a Christian servant of God to learn the characteristics of spirituality according to the Christian Holy Scriptures, and how to become filled with "spiritual discernment."

MSHN-102 — Spiritualizing Through a Good Physical Conscience
4.0 Credits

This course will help you to understand how to cleanse yourself from every form of defilement that contaminates flesh or spirit. The principles of the Bible require that a Christian must keep physically and spiritually clean before God.

MSHN-103  — Blood: The Waters of Life
4.0 Credits

This course will help you to learn God's Scriptural viewpoint in relation to blood. The Lord God says that "The life of all flesh is in the blood." It will, in addition, teach you the importance of blood as well as its proper use.

MSHN-104 — Advanced Neurophysiological Science of Beliefs
4.0 Credits

This course explores the connection between brain health, success, and long-term well-being. Students will examine methods to optimize cognitive function, boost focus and creativity, and improve emotional stability. Through practical, natural strategies, this course provides tools to manage anxiety, depression, and cognitive decline at any age, fostering peak mental performance and overall health.

MSHN-105 — Phytochemical Compositions of Foods & Nutrition
4.0 Credits

This course analyzes the nutritional composition of various plants and the processes of the digestion of various plant nutrients and explores the physiological effects of these nutrients on human systems, including the role of enzymes in digestion and assimilation that is essential for maintaining optimal health.

MSHN-106 — Advanced Nutrition I
4.0 Credits

This course explores advanced principles of nutrition based on the comprehensive work of Dr. Herbert M. Shelton. Students will examine the relationship between dietary practices and physiological health, focusing on Shelton’s theories regarding optimal food consumption and its long-term impact on wellness.

MSHN-107 — Advanced Nutrition II
4.0 Credits

Prerequisite: MSHN-106
Building upon Advanced Nutrition I, this course provides an in-depth analysis of sophisticated nutritional concepts through the lens of Dr. Herbert M. Shelton’s definitive research. Students will further explore the integration of proper food combining and correct dietary practices and their comprehensive influence on systemic health and vitality.

MSHN-108 — Natural Lifestyles & Philosophies
4.5 Credits

A comprehensive guide to optimal wellness through natural living. This course covers the essential pillars of longevity: detoxification, disease prevention, and restorative habits. A significant focus is placed on mental-emotional health, including purpose-finding, self-esteem, and the cultivation of nurturing relationships.