Teaching syllabus-based light, colour, sun, air and magnet applications with transparent safety boundaries.
Department of Chromotherapy & Magnetotherapy
The Department of Chromotherapy & Magnetotherapy covers air therapy, sun therapy, colour-based applications and magnetotherapy as described in the B.N.Y.S. syllabus. Students study air composition and pollution, air baths, sunlight properties, sun-bath methods and precautions such as sunstroke prevention. Chromotherapy includes basic light concepts, reflection, refraction, absorption, the visible spectrum, colour-charged substances and the syllabus-described therapeutic use of coloured light. Magnetotherapy covers magnetism, magnetic fields, types and composition of magnets, poles, application methods, magnetised water/oils and combined approaches. Practical requirements include case records and equipment demonstrations.
Students Learning Outcomes
✔ Describes the physical principles and traditional applications included in the syllabus
✔ Apply basic safety precautions for sun, light and magnet-related procedures
✔ Document complementary use without claiming validated diagnosis or cure
✔ Recognise contraindications and advise conventional assessment when needed


