Mission Statement
To improve the health of our community and our environment. We believe they are one and the same.
We offer stress reduction and restorative health services, on the east side of Providence. We have clean environmental practices, and support environmental charities large and small. Take time to care for yourself, knowing that you are supporting a greener earth, and healthier New England. We aim to improve the quality of life one individual at a time.
We encourage preventative practices. We hope to empower and motivate through knowledge. Pease enjoy our Blog, and Resource Articles.
THE NEW HEALTH CARE MODEL AND YOUR ROLE
Staying informed is central to autonomous client care. Health care practitioners in this care model encourage clients to participate in their own educated decisions. Asking questions can be a great first step.
WHAT DOES HOLISTIC MEAN?
When referring to health care, holistic refers to all aspects of a person. Holistic health care acknowledges that mental, physical, emotional, social, and spiritual health are all interconnected and important.
When referring to health care, holistic refers to all aspects of a person. Holistic health care acknowledges that mental, physical, emotional, social, and spiritual health are all interconnected and important.
WHAT IS INTEGRATIVE HEALTH?
Integrative health care brings health to a whole new level. Each individual is assessed holistically, and then given a team of multidisciplinary professionals to implement care. These disciplines vary from practice to practice, and may often include;
traditional/western medicine, functional medicine, pelvic floor rehabilitation, osteopathy, nutrition, Ayurveda, yoga, massage, social work, acupuncture, talk therapy, physical therapy, reiki, meditation, breath work, reflexology, hypnotherapy, fitness and exercise consultations, laughter therapy, sound/music therapy, and guided imagery.
Integrative health care brings health to a whole new level. Each individual is assessed holistically, and then given a team of multidisciplinary professionals to implement care. These disciplines vary from practice to practice, and may often include;
traditional/western medicine, functional medicine, pelvic floor rehabilitation, osteopathy, nutrition, Ayurveda, yoga, massage, social work, acupuncture, talk therapy, physical therapy, reiki, meditation, breath work, reflexology, hypnotherapy, fitness and exercise consultations, laughter therapy, sound/music therapy, and guided imagery.
