ABOUT THE COURSE
This practitioner course is a comprehensive study of Oriental food energetics from a theoretical,medicinal and practical perspective. Students will learn to treat common health disorders, including specific food prescriptions for the relief of both Eastern pathological states and Western diseases. A feature of the course is the enhancement of diagnostic abilities, the application of traditional medicinal cooking practices and related natural foods remedies.Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to apply their skills in the home, as consultants,or in private practice as Oriental Nutritional Medicine practitioners.

*topics in italics indicate a practical component of the course

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WHAT IS ORIENTAL PSYCHOLOGY? Oriental Psychology is the study of East Asian Mental Technology as it applies to the identification and rectification of mind/spirit disorders presenting in a clinical practice or in the course of daily life. In terms of the philosophy upon which it is based, the art of holistic restoration incorporates the ability to precisely identify the source of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual imbalances as well as the skill to design strategies to correct and harmonise them.

ABOUT THE COURSE
Students will learn how to develop a wide range of skills, techniques and practices, drawing
from the classic source texts ‘Chuang Tzu’ (Inner Chapters), ‘Sun Tzu Ping-Fa’ (Art of War),
‘I-Ching’ (Book of Changes), ‘Huainanzi’ (Leadership and Strategy), and ‘Wu Chen Pi’en’
(Understanding Reality).The main aim of the program is to establish a reliable, highly sensitive
and responsive patient management protocol that can be applied to any clinical framework or in
addition to the practice of other modalities. Incorporating Oriental medical concepts with the
science of the mind, students will learn how to apply various classical devices employed in the
practice of transpersonal Oriental Medicine to dissolve negative and destructive attitudes and
behaviours.Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to apply their skills for
personal and professional use.

Geoffrey D Wilson is the creator and developer of the Oriental Nutritional Medicine Practitioner
Course and has been a leading exponent of it in practice, for the past 20 years. He was the
recipient of instruction in the esoteric Taoist healing arts in China and Japan, as well as classical
instruction in the USA, UK, and New Zealand.

He has taught and practiced a unique blending of the traditional healing arts since the early
eighties, including Acupuncture, Food Therapy, Chinese Herbs, Shiatsu Therapy, Meditation,
I-Ching Studies (and other classics), Environmental Diagnosis (Feng Shui). His focus has been
to assist others in the recovery of wholeness, the acceptance of increased responsibility for
their health problems and the development of an understanding of how to deal with them
effectively.

During this time, he has developed curriculum for a number of professional colleges throughout
Australia, including the following programs:

• Advanced Diploma of Oriental Health Science (1997) – Australian Institute of Applied
Feng Shui, Brisbane
• Diploma of Applied Feng Shui Design (1998) – Australian Institute of Applied Feng Shui,
Brisbane
• Diploma & Advanced Diploma of Oriental Health Science (2004) – Nature Care College,
Sydney
• Advanced Certificate in Oriental Psychology (2005) – Art of Health Education – Sydney;
Australian Shiatsu College , Melbourne

Currently, Geoff is Head of the Oriental Health Science faculty at Nature Care College (NCC) in
Sydney.