— updated 2019-12-03bb

More information about our courses and options
(catalog of courses)

Our courses appeal to a wide variety of people, from health practitioners wanting to develop new skills to self-motivated individuals seeking methods for maintaining and improving their families' health. In recent years, our students have included an increasing number of home-schooled, self-educated, and independent-minded people who recognize that many of our institutions and corporations have sabotaged our health care system, which is in a state of collapse from entrenched corruption. We provide these people with the educational tools, support, and the confidence to step outside the box of conventional education and thinking.

 
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The following quick-reference chart should help answer most of your questions about our programs and courses:
Courses, activities, and certification options

Additional information

•  FAQ — questions and answers about our admissions requirements, course options, certification, legal issues, etc.
•  The freedom to inquire — why is RMHI unique?
•  Getting started — a step-by-step guide for applying for admission; enrolling in Level 1
•  Family Health Educator — course option for those whose primary goal is to improve personal and family health.
• Admissions/enrollment agreement
• Admissions aptitude test, score requirements
• Detailed curriculum outline — if you are interested in receiving credits toward professional CEU requirements or a university degree, please refer your professional organization or university department to this page.
• Payment options for sending tuition and fees.

• About RMHI — faculty, staff, photo tour.
• Student experiences in learning Chinese herbology at RMHI.
• Why should you choose RMHI to help you learn Chinese herbology? Discover whether RMHI's educational philosophy will be appropriate for you.
• Choosing a school of Chinese herbology (Questions you should ask about curriculum quality before enrolling in a Chinese herbology program)

References and resources for RMHI students

• All of our courses use the HerbalThink-TCM software as the primary reference — comprehensive interactive-learning software that allows you to learn at home at your own pace; includes extensive clinical reference databases. (Anyone may purchase the software — you do not have to enroll as a student.)
• RMHI Forums — our very own private social-media/bulletin-board system for the various user/student/graduate groups that we sponsor.
• RMHInet — comprises email discussion lists, private members-only social media, and other miscellaneous tools to facilitate learning and communicating with instructors and with other students.