Noumedynamic Health elucidates the revolutionary approach to health developed at MICH. It is an approach that reveals the meaning of disease as the dynamic partner of health.  It explores what constitutes a truly curative process within a Holistic context. The purpose of healing is not to return to how you were before, but to bring you to a new level of existence, to start anew.  As a future holistic practitioner, it is essential that you understand your role and how it differs, yet compliments, current western medicine intervention. 

A solid foundation with deep historical roots

Noumedynamic Health is built on a solid foundation with an in-depth understanding of health that has stood the test of time. Such as the central principles of healing put forth by Hippocrates, the founder of Western medicine in the 5th century BC. 

Hippocrates described three directing principles of healing: 

1. Vis Mediatrix Natura, 

2. Similia Similibus Curentur and 

3. Contraria Contraribus Curentur

These three principles propose a threefold approach to healthcare: 

1. support natural processes in a general way, 

2. support the unique expression of the organism, and 

3. when all else fails, contain or restrict its reactions. 

Each principle works with the life force in different but complementary ways. You will learn how to apply the application of the three principles appropriately, through examples, and learn how these three fundamental principles have evolved into three branches of modern medicine: Naturopathy, Homeopathy and Allopathy, respectively.

The gift of a deeper relationship with yourself

There is greater efficiency, more lasting solutions, satisfaction and personal fulfillment provided by the MICH Noumedynamic approach to health. There is also the gift of a continually deepening relationship with ourselves, the universe and each other as the interconnections of the web of life become more visible and pervasive.

The Philosophy of "Noumedynamic Health"

The Cornerstone of MICH Practice and Life

As you will learn in the final Foundation Level course Discover Holism: wholeness, the central quality of Holism, implies a reality, system, or truth in which all parts or aspects are present in right and healthy relationship with each other. This right relationship -- or synergy -- is what makes the whole being "greater than the sum of its parts." Insight, rather than analysis is required to go to the core to see the parts in reference to the greater whole. When the essence is grasped through insight, all other aspects simply unfold from that understanding. The physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual issues are but different reflections of the same source. They are facets of the same diamond. They are the fine details of a much deeper underlying dimension, a dimension that is essential in the process of healing. 

Experiencing Wholeness

This course is about the practical considerations to make one's practice holistic, and integrating Holism into daily life. Inquiry, Insight, and knowing that disease and duality are but invitations to greater wholeness is the perspective that this course will help you develop. As in all MICH courses, there is a process of continually deepening relationship with ourselves, the universe, and each other as the interconnections of the web of life become more visible and pervasive. The philosophy and definition of Holism are found in the last Foundation course, Discover Holism. 

Course Objectives of Noumedynamic Health: UKD

Understand

Understanding the central principles of life, holistic health and disease held by MICH philosophy and practice, which includes understanding the importance of supporting the life force in all aspects of healing. To learn, through experience, to honour the depth, breadth and wisdom of our life force.

Know

This course provides solid knowledge of the key elements of a holistic health practice and lifestyle, and provides useful tools and guides to creating a holistic practice;

• To understand how illness can be turned into an opportunity: a call to greater wholeness;

• To know how to support the life force through the original three branches of western medicine work with the life force through the appropriate application of each branch; 

• The key considerations in diet and hygiene in every healing process, or process of evolution or growth;

• The relationship between stress and disease;

• The relationship between self acceptance and stress; 

• Other factors that get in the way of the healing process, such as identification and victimization;

• The key factors in a holistic health evaluation.

Do

• How to uncover the deeper dimensions to bring insight to the opportunity of disease;

• How to inquire into symptoms so as to elicit insight;

• How to consciously work with energy flows in the body;

• How to consciously work with the different centers of intelligence in the body; 

• How to identify factors that are impeding the healing process.