My
Therapeutics
Botanical medicine- the medicinal use of plants and plant substances; Botanical medicines can be taken in many different forms- tea, food, extract, pills or capsules, and when dosed carefully and correctly, they can demonstrate potent healing characteristics.
Homeopathic medicine-
the energetic use of plant, animal, mineral substances; Homeopathic medicines
or “remedies” gently stimulate a person’s inherent healing
ability. The entire range of mental, emotional and physical symptoms is
considered with each patient. A single remedy is then chosen which addresses
the complex pattern of a disease or dysfunction while taking into account
the uniqueness of the individual.
Clinical Nutrition- the therapeutic use of foods, vitamins, minerals
and other nutrients to biochemically correct imbalances in the body and
heal illness; The concepts of food as medicine and a healthy diet as a
critical component in healing are fundamental to natural therapeutics,
optimal health and whole-person healing.
Physical medicine- the therapeutic application of water, cold,
heat and touch; Hydrotherapy, the therapeutic use of water, increases
blood flow and improves organ function. It stimulates, relaxes and detoxifies.
CranioSacral Therapy is a gentle, noninvasive hands-on technique (of evaluating
and enhancing the functioning of the craniosacral system, which is comprised
of the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surround and protect the
brain and spinal cord). CST works by helping the body’s natural
healing mechanisms dissipate the negative effects of stress on the central
nervous system. CST is effective for a wide range of medical conditions
associated with pain and dysfunction.
Lifestyle management and counseling- promotion and maintenance of an individual’s state of optimal health through stress management, behavioral modifications, various exercise methods and mind-body techniques.
Treatment is selected
upon the basis of patient individuality.
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