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Mission Statement
Bauman College aims to create a sustainable culture of wellness in individuals, in the community, and in our health
care delivery systems by promoting a comprehensive and integrative approach to Holistic Nutrition and the Culinary
Arts.
We are committed to bringing our Eating For Health™ model to an ever wider audience, advocating the use of whole,
organic foods, nutritive herbs, and appropriate supplementation to promote health, restore metabolic balance, and
support recovery from injury and illness. The unifying Bauman College philosophy of holistic nutrition and culinary arts
aims to change the way people consume food from convenience to conscious eating.
We educate people of all ages to participate in an earth-friendly paradigm shift that supports natural, chemical-free
agriculture, aqua-culture, and animal-culture to feed and heal a malnourished world. Our professional training pro-
grams prepare individuals for successful careers as Nutrition Consultants and Natural Chefs. Personal Growth pro-
grams and public outreach provide practical education in nutrition fundamentals and healthy living.
Eating For Health™ Institute’s
Signature Programs
Kidz For Health™
This program directly targets
childhood and family obesity,
diabetes, learning, and social
disorders, such as violence. The
children of today will be the lead-
ers of tomorrow. Regrettably, the
life expectancy of a child today
is dramatically less than it is for
their parents. This Institute program teaches children age
appropriate nutritional information to help them differ-
entiate healthy and unhealthy food and beverage choices.
Children are introduced to fresh, natural food that is
grown locally and taught how to prepare it for themselves
and their families. This program can be offered in schools, Residential Retreat and Recovery Center™
community centers, and in the homes of families who
For people with serious illnesses, such as cancer, there
would benefit from developing the skills to make deli-
is nowhere wonderful to recover post treatment. Often,
cious, inexpensive, healthy, homemade meals together.
they are disoriented, afraid, fragile, hyper-sensitive, and
need care that is beyond what a family member or home
AgeWell™ health care worker can provide. An illness, such as can-
Seniors are the fastest grow- cer, is life changing. This change can be for better or for
ing segment of our population. worse, depending on the love, care, and nourishment they
Many have time and would receive. Too many times, a patient is released after heart
benefit from developing and/ or hip surgery or a course of chemotherapy and told to
or improving their skills in pur- “eat whatever they like;” that diet has no relationship to
chasing, preparing, and sharing their illness; that medication will keep them alive. This
fresh, nourishing food. With is only a partial truth. After an illness is diagnosed and
age, all too often, come illness, treated, a person needs to recognize that they are in
injury, cognitive decline, social isolation, and despair. recovery, much like a person with an emotional or sub-
AgeWell™ offers an active learning situation, whereby stance abuse problem. They will thrive when surrounded
seniors engage in learning about nutrition, which is by positive people who follow healthy behaviors. Left to
both fascinating and confusing for many due to the their own devices, they will likely regress and resume the
over-commercialization of diet fads and nutritional sup- unhealthy habits that contributed to their illness. Dr. Ed
plements. Learning new recipes to cook and the healing Bauman has been leading residential group rejuvenation
properties of foods is a powerful way for seniors to par- programs for the past 25 years. These programs are both
ticipate in classes that show them how to protect their life and health changing. A full time facility is needed to
health assets, which are their cardiovascular, endocrine, meet the enormous demand for services from the multi-
nervous, and immune systems. Additionally, they signifi- tudes that are injured, ill, and in need of a peaceful com-
cantly improve their prospects for joyful living, cooking, munity setting where they can unlearn bad habits and
and making new friends who want to live well and lon- incorporate a restorative Eating For Health™ approach
ger, with less reliance on pharmaceuticals. into their diet, lifestyle, and attitude.
Edward Bauman, M.Ed., Ph.D.
D r. Bauman received his Masters in Education
from the University of Massachusetts and Ph.D.
in Health Education from the University of New Mexico.
He is the president, founder, and director of Bauman
College of Holistic Nutrition and Culinary Arts, with
distance learning and classroom programs in Berkeley,
Penngrove, and Santa Cruz, CA; and in Boulder, CO.
Bauman College is a 501c (3) nonprofit, public benefit
corporation, approved to provide professional vocational
training by the California Board of Education, Bureau of
Private and Post Secondary Education, since 1989.
Financial support will be gratefully acknowledged. Bauman College Eating For Health™ Institute is a division of Institute for
Educational Therapy (IET) dba Bauman College (www.baumancollege.org). IET is a non-profit corporation registered and in good
standing with federal and state regulatory agencies. IET has received a tax exemption from the Internal Revenue Service and oper-
ates as a 501(c)(3) public education enterprise.