The Partnering of Holistic and Traditional Healthcare Providers
Holistic healing and traditional Western medicine work together in the growing trend of integrative health.
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Holistic healing and traditional Western medicine work together in the growing trend of integrative health.
Read moreAlternative medicine providers can practice in a wide range of places, such as natural medicine clinics, wellness centers, and research labs.
Read moreHolistic nutritionists combine the principles of nutrition and holistic health for an all-encompassing approach to diet and lifestyle.
Read moreHolistic nurses see the healing of the whole person as their goal, and they draw on a variety of therapies to broaden their scope of practice.
Read moreBody, mind and spirit—alternative medicine professionals view all three aspects as vital to our health.
Read moreHolistic estheticians are trained in rejuvenating the skin by giving facials, massages or full-body treatments.
Read moreCruise down the olive oil aisle at your local market and you may notice a new addition to the shelves. Coconut oil is quickly becoming a favorite in the health food world.
Read moreAloe vera is most commonly used as a topical ointment for burns, sun damage and skin abrasions, but this ancient plant may offer deeper healing abilities when taken orally.
Read moreThrough sound healing training courses, practitioners learn how to use toning, chanting or vibrations to stimulate self-healing in clients.
Read moreHomeopathy training is available to students at varying holistic expertise levels and with different homeopathic interests.
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