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Modern Medicine works on the principle of evidence base, has proof of effectivity, however it hasn’t got cure for every disease.
Alternative and Complementary Medicine offer different methods, and can have additive role, many are more natural and effective.
The field of International Organisation of Integrated Health Practitioners embraces all complementary and alterbnative practitioners. It encompasses practices spanning yoga, ayurveda, diet and exercise changes, naturopathy, mind and body medicine, chiropractice, acupuncture, aromatherapy etc.
Members get access to a lot of resources for Continuous professional development. Premium members get access to discounted events and other benefits. The Platinum Members get member’s profile page and opportunity to do paid consultation across the globe through our system. There is more to it than just membership, you have opportunity to change the roadmap. of medical care.
Health Practitioners across the world are connected and attend events periodically to refresh the knowledge as CPD and to learn other disciplines and add tools to help their patients. Improving the patient is the main goal and we know sometimes there is better cure or healing in other branch or discipline. The opportunity learn, teach and share experience is encouraged.
Patients and their relatives across the globe are looking for help when they are struggling due to health conditions. The Health Practitiones give opportunity for consultation and advice from the world experts in Complementary and Alternative medicine . This is unique and available across globe both virtually and face to face as per the choice of the client.
International Organisation of Integrated Health Practitioners is an umbrella organisation that provides platform for discussion, CPD and progression to all practitioners who provide care through complementary and alternative medicine. It might be good to clarify the groups as the “complementary and alternative” is providing alternaive to the allopathic or chemical type of medical treatment. A number of complementary and alternative treatments are typically used with the intention of treating or curing a health condition. International Organisations of Holistic Health Practices holds an international register of qualified and comprehensively insured therapists.
We provide a platform for integration of health services from a variety of health practitioners who are good in their chosen filed and work with other practitioners to help provide the best care for he client
Western or modern medicine physicians make decisions about which treatment will be most helpful to their patients based on controlled, scientific studies.
Ayurveda, a natural system of medicine, originated in India more than 3,000 years ago and has grown over the years naturally using plant products and life style changes.
Homeopathy is a 200-year old system of medicine that seeks to treat patients with highly diluted substances that are administered orally.
Tai Chi is Chinese martial art for self-defense and health using slow, intentional movements also called moving meditation. It helps both mental and physical health.
Osteopathic medicine is based on the idea that all the body’s systems are interrelated. Osteopaths focus on treating the whole person.
If you need improvement in health problems from anxiety to poor sleep, you may want to consider aromatherapy.
Acupuncture that has its origins in Traditional Chinese Medicine is based on there being a system of energy channels in the body.
In reflexology, pressure is applied to specific reflex points on the foot. These points correspond to organs and areas of the body.
Meditation uses concentration or reflection to deeply relax and calm the mind. This can help reduce feelings of fear, pain, anxiety and depression.
Mindfulness is awareness of everything in life becoming conscious and change the way you think about different experiences.
Massage is often offered as part of cancer care in cancer centres, hospices, community health services and some GP surgeries.
Many people use hypnotherapy to help them make positive lifestyle changes, such as giving up smoking, or to encourage positive emotions, such as calmness and relaxation. Its also good for chronic pain relief & psycho-somatic problems.
Herbal remedies use plants or mixtures of plant extracts to treat illness and promote health. Practitioners of Chinese medicine also use herbs as part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. These help in a natural way.
You may be offered the chance to take part in group therapy. This is when a trained therapist (counsellor or other professional) encourages a group of people to share their feelings and experiences with each other.
Flower remedies use the essence of flowers diluted many times. You take the remedy as a liquid. They are considered to be safe and some people feel they help reduce anxiety and help them feel better. But no medical evidence has shown this to be true.
We need nutrients such as vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids for our bodies to work properly. You can get these in diet, however dietary supplements are extremely useful to supplement the deficiency & prevent disease.
Art therapy is used to help people to express themselves. The art therapist may have training in psychotherapy and will encourage you to communicate your feelings through painting, drawing or sculpting.
International Organisation of Holistic Health Practitioners is an umbrella organisation that provides platform for discussion, CPD and progression to all practitioners who provide care through complementary and alternative medicine.
