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Integrative Therapies

Integrative therapies focus on prevention by supporting optimal health prior to disease development, as well as reinforcing the body’s innate ability to heal itself. Benefits and outcomes of integrative therapies include:

• Setting the foundation for overall health
• Preventing future health issues before they arise
• Treating the whole person with personalized care
• Decreases mental, emotional, physical and spiritual pain
• Decreases anxiety and stress
• Improves sleep
• Increases the body’s ability to heal itself, thus increasing the effectiveness of Western healthcare

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Reiki

A trained reiki therapist can provide  energy into the patient by means of touch, to activate the natural healing processes of the patient’s body, and to restore physical and emotional well-being.

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Jin Shin Jyutsu

The art of releasing tensions which cause various symptoms in the body which helps the body return to a harmonious state and provides relief from physical and emotional conditions. It is a valuable complement to Western medicine, as it facilitates a patient’s inherent ability to heal and aids in relaxation and stress reduction.

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Sound Healing

An auditory modality that facilitates deep relaxation and a profound sense of peace and well-being. It aids in the release of stress, anxiety, anger, and fear by naturally guiding recipients into a peaceful, meditative state.

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Art Therapy

Art therapy uses creative expression to help individuals explore emotions, reduce stress, and gain insight into their inner world. Through the process of making art, clients are encouraged to express thoughts and feelings that may be difficult to articulate with words, promoting healing and emotional well-being.

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Craniosacral Therapy

Releases tension in the central nervous system with the gentle placement of hands to assist the release of the body’s connective tissue (fascia), facilitating ease in the body so that it can engage in its natural healing process.

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