FAQs
What is Holistic Medicine?
Holistic medicine is an approach to healthcare that focuses on treating the whole person, rather than just symptoms or diseases. It combines conventional medical practices with complementary therapies to support overall wellness and healing.
Is holistic medicine evidence-based?
Yes, many holistic therapies are supported by scientific research. Practitioners often combine evidence-based natural therapies with conventional treatments when needed.
How is holistic medicine different from conventional medicine?
Conventional medicine often targets specific symptoms or conditions. Holistic medicine looks at lifestyle, emotional well-being, diet, environment, and more to address the root causes of illness and promote long-term health.
How often do I need to come in for visits?
This depends on your condition and goals. Some people come for a one-time consultation, while others benefit from regular sessions to maintain long-term wellness.
How do I know if a holistic approach is right for me?
If you’re looking for a more personalized, root-cause approach to your health, or want to feel more involved in your wellness, holistic medicine could be a great fit.
Do I need to stop taking my regular medications?
No. Holistic medicine works alongside conventional treatments. Always consult your holistic provider and primary care doctor before making any changes to your medications.