Color Therapy
All things manifest in the Universe have vibrations-energy. Each cell, organ, muscle and bone in the human body vibrates to a set frequency. Changes in vibration cause stress on the body, eventually leading to dis-ease. Each Color of the spectrum has its own vibration. By using Color we can maintain or alter the vibrations of the body to a frequency, which induces health, well-being and harmony.
The three levels of study are suitable for home use and for those who are studying to become or already are established as Holistic Health Practitioners, including Reiki, Reflexology, Aromatherapy and Massage.
Each level of Color therapy receives a Certificate of completion, once the assignments have been sent to SCT for evaluation. Level III certification indicates Successful Completion of the Program.
Creativity and Expression~Color Therapy Level One
Introduces the student to exploration of the psychological/physiological effects of color and expands through a series of exercises and journaling the impact of color on all aspects of our being. Includes an analysis of personal color preference through various interpretations, and color meditation. The course then explores the effects of color as traditionally used in various cultures to promote health and wellness. Detailed information about the chakra system and using colors with crystals further expands student knowledge. By following the assignments and journalling you learn how to tap the creative hemisphere of your mind while allowing your analytical mind to take a time out.
The emphasis is on personal growth, having fun with color and learning how to use color to improve personal health and well-being. Holistic practitioners will find many useful ways to add Color Therapy to their professional practice. In addition, this first step may stimulate you to continue studying, leading to full certification in Color Therapy.
Students are required to purchase a journal for their studies.
To obtain Certification a journal outlining completion of all the exercises and assignments in the program must be sent to SCT, either by mail or email.
