New York College of Health Professions has been a leader in holistic health care and education for more than 30 years on Long Island and has recently added three locations in New York City due to demand. The campus in Syosset not only offers accredited degree programs in massage therapy, acupuncture and Oriental medicine, but also continuing education workshops for healthcare providers, students and the public.
This spring, a few of the New York College continuing education classes for healthcare practitioners and students are in vacuum cupping for massage therapists, myofascial and deep tissue release techniques, and hot stone massage. With the start of the new trimester on May 5, the public can register for physical arts classes in yoga, tai chi and qigong; and those serious about these arts, can go on to enter the yoga and tai chi instructor certification programs.
The College operates one of the largest holistic health clinics in the metro area, where student interns provide patients 50-minute Swedish and Asian massage therapy, hour-and-half acupuncture treatments and herbal consultations, all at greatly reduced costs. The clinics are open Monday through Saturday and are located on the campus in Syosset.
New York College of Health Professions is proud to announce that it received re-accreditation for the master degree programs in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine for the maximum seven-year period from the Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (ACAOM) effective February 2014. The ACAOM accreditation for the Graduate School of Oriental Medicine programs is in addition to the College’s national institutional accreditation for all degree programs.
Source: Learn more about New York College, its degree programs and continuing education courses, or sign up to attend an open house by visiting NYCollege.edu or calling 800-922-7337. The College is now enrolling new students for summer and fall. See ad on page 5.
