A Modern School of Holistic Medicine
Structured education rooted in physiology, cultural integrity, and measurable clinical practice.
Intro to Holistic Medicine I: Foundations & Nutrition
As you progress, you will be gradually introduced to intermediate and advanced concepts, supported by examples, exercises, and case studies that bring the material to life.
About This Course
Intro to Holistic Medicine I: Foundations & Nutrition
A grounded, evidence-informed introduction to holistic medicine — rooted in clarity, not trends.
Intro to Holistic Medicine I is a foundational course designed to help you understand how holistic medicine actually works — beyond buzzwords, supplements, and social media wellness culture.
This course focuses on first principles: how the body functions as an integrated system, how nutrition lays the groundwork for health, and how holistic medicine differs from reactive, symptom-based care.
Whether you are exploring holistic health for personal growth or considering a future path in holistic practice, this course provides a clear, ethical, and practical starting point.
What This Course Covers
Foundations of Holistic Medicine
You’ll learn what holistic medicine truly means — historically, clinically, and practically — including:
The difference between holistic, functional, integrative, and conventional care
How systems of the body work together rather than in isolation
Why symptom suppression alone does not create long-term health
The role of informed consent, scope, and ethical care models
This module helps you build a framework for understanding health, not just collecting information.
Nutrition as the First Therapeutic Foundation
Nutrition is not a trend — it is the first therapeutic layer in holistic medicine.
You’ll explore:
Food as biological information, not just calories
How nutrition impacts digestion, metabolism, inflammation, hormones, and energy
The difference between therapeutic nutrition and diet culture
Why foundational nutrition comes before supplements, detoxes, or protocols
The focus is on clarity and application, not restriction or perfection.
The Holistic Model of Health
This course introduces the holistic view of the human body, including:
Physical, mental, emotional, environmental, and energetic influences on health
How stress, lifestyle, and nervous system regulation affect nutrition and digestion
Why sustainable health requires addressing root contributors, not quick fixes
You’ll begin learning how to see patterns rather than chase symptoms.
Who This Course Is For
This course is ideal for:
Individuals new to holistic medicine who want accurate, grounded education
Patients who want to better understand their bodies and healthcare choices
Aspiring holistic health coaches or practitioners seeking a strong foundation
Professionals wanting a clearer framework for nutrition-first care
No prior medical or nutrition background is required.
What You’ll Gain
By the end of this course, you will:
Understand the foundational principles of holistic medicine
Recognize how nutrition supports long-term health and resilience
Feel more confident navigating wellness information and misinformation
Develop a clearer lens for evaluating health recommendations
Build a strong base for advanced holistic learning
This course sets the stage for deeper exploration into holistic medicine, lifestyle integration, and clinical application.
Course Format
Self-paced lessons with structured guidance
Clear, practical explanations grounded in real-world application
Educational — not diagnostic or prescriptive
Designed to support long-term understanding, not overwhelm
Next Steps
Intro to Holistic Medicine I is the entry point into holistic health education.
Students who complete this course may continue into:
Advanced holistic medicine education
Lifestyle and systems-based learning
Holistic health coaching or certification pathways
Entry-Level
Dr Steele
As you progress, you will be gradually introduced to intermediate and advanced concepts, supported by examples, exercises, and case studies that bring the material to life.
$297.00
Course Information
Overview
A foundational introduction to the principles, philosophy, and clinical structure of holistic medicine. Students learn the Therapeutic Order, systems-based assessment, lab interpretation fundamentals, and the distinction between holistic, integrative, and conventional models of care. This course establishes the scientific and ethical framework for responsible holistic practice.
