- A Naturopathic or Integrative approach to healing takes into account the whole person (body, mind, and spirit), including all aspects of lifestyle.
- Conventional medicine centers around disease identification and management most often with medications, devices and surgeries. They fail to recognize the interconnectedness of the human body.
- We are physical, emotional and spiritual beings. We are connected to our communities, our environment, our food, and our neighbors. Our health is a result of these connections. The Integrative Wellness approach understands that we cannot separate the Whole Person. It searches for the root cause, utilizes all appropriate therapies, both conventional and alternative when appropriate. These modalities assist the body’s underlying weakness to bring it to a state of strength and balance.
- Naturopathic practitioners and health coaches believe that all living things have a natural ability to heal themselves. When properly functioning, our bodies promote self-cleansing and self-repair, and, therefore, self-healing.
- Modern medicine focuses on killing germs, bacteria, and viruses, whereas naturopathy aims to bring the body back into balance, making it strong and resistant against disease. Naturopathy finds its answers in restoring balance to the body utilizing nutrition, ancient herbs, and emotional energy balancing.
- Naturopathic practitioners and health coaches teach their patients to use diet, exercise, lifestyle changes and natural therapies, including enzyme therapy, herbs, and more, to help the patient reach optimal health. They take into account not only the physical but also mental, emotional and spiritual
- Ultimately the Naturopathic Practitioner and health coach desire is that your body is brought into balance utilizing what nature itself intended.
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