NEW - Start Level 1 this July!
If you've wanted to attend our comprehensive Macrobiotic Leadership Certificate Program but you can only attend programs in the summer, here's great news!
For the first time we are offering the first two weeks of Level 1 in the Summer. Each level is four weeks long but can be taken by weekly "modules"
Here are the dates for this special summer offer:
- Level 1 Module A July 17 to 24
- Level 1 Module B July 24 to 30
In future years we'll offer further Level Modules in the summer so participants can eventually go through all of Levels 1, 2 and 3 one or two weeks at a time. Learn the keys to optimizing health In this in-depth and comprehensive program you'll learn how to use powerful healing foods, visual diagnostic techniques, and energy currents in the body to bring about extraordinary changes in health and well-being.
Five core subjects: Macrobiotic Cooking Macrobiotic Diagnosis Macrobiotic Energy Healing Macrobiotic Healing Macrobiotic Philosophy
Hands-on experiential training is the foundation of our program and key to
a true macrobiotic understanding.
NEW - Free Housing Options for Levels Programs Level participants have housing choices of single, double or triple rooms.
New for 2011 - triple room housing is free!
Our economical shuttle service from Bradley International Airport makes it easy for people who are flying in to get here. Plus, you can arrive up to two days early for Level 1 Module A at no extra charge (space permitting).
To see more about the Levels click HERE. For more information on all our programs or to register call 1-800-975-8744 or email programs@kushiinstitute.org |
CAMPUS NEWS
Live and Learn Macrobiotics as a Kushi Institute Volunteer
Volunteering is a great way to experience macrobiotics and feel the benefits of our healthy, delicious cuisine and scenic natural environment. Volunteers contribute 40 hours per week of their time and energy in one of our departments. Benefits during the volunteer commitment include housing and meals plus attending some classes in free hours. Volunteers who commit to 17 consecutive weeks earn a month-long Level program, including all classes and meals, after their volunteer commitment is completed. Current Openings:
Administrative Departments: In these positions a year commitment is required however there is a possibility of transitioning into a paid position after 17 weeks. Requirements for the positions are basic computer skills, a pleasant phone voice and personality, and multitasking ability. Kitchen Department: Our kitchen prepares the meals served daily to guests and staff. Minimum one month committment. To see more about volunteering at Kushi Institute, how to apply, and volunteer fees, click here. To learn more about volunteering, please contact Erika at mlprogram@kushiinstitute.org |
Help Make A Real Difference In Someone's Life
Each year Kushi Institute provides a significant number of people with scholarships for the Way to Health program, where they learn how to use the macrobiotic approach to health and healing to improve their health. Those who receive scholarships are facing a serious illness and have very limited funds. Most often, these individuals have had a drastic decline in income due to loss of health, and cannot attend the Way to Health program without a scholarship.
We never turn anyone away!
Your support can save lives!
Your donation is tax deductible
We appreciate any size donations! Choose one method below to make
a donation to Kushi Institute and help someone have a better, healthier life!
- Click HERE to make a secure credit card donation online.
- Call us at 1-800-975-8744 and use your credit card.
- Send a check, payable to Kushi Institute, and mail to: Kushi Institute Donations, 198 Leland Road, Becket, MA 01223
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