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Integrative Whole Health Resources

The Integrative Health educational resources on this page are organized into Self-care and Professional care categories based on the Circle of Health graphic shown below. For more information about how to use the Circle of Health see Whole Health: Integrative Care Starts With Me

Circle of Health

Self-Care – Organized into eight components of pro-active self-care and focused on lifestyle strategies and skills to support the whole person, body, mind, and spirit.

Professional Care – Explore ways clinicians and others can enhance whole health and well-being for various conditions through an integrative approach while bringing the best clinical care to patients.

Complementary and Integrative Approaches – Explore therapeutic and lifestyle approaches to health that focus on the whole person, are informed by evidence, and are aimed at achieving optimal health and healing.

Integrative and Whole Health Implementation – Integrative Whole Health is patient-driven and personalized. As a system, Integrative Whole Health seeks a cultural shift in perspective within healthcare teams, medical centers, and beyond to empower patients and be more fulfilling for clinicians. The resources in this section explore how clinicians can engage in their own self-care to increase resiliency and avoid burnout and how to implement strategies in clinical practice to achieve the goals of Integrative Whole Health.

Modules: All modules include a brief overview for clinicians, and several downloadable PDFs, including a more detailed handout for clinicians, a patient-focused handout, and one or more handouts on relevant topics for integrative approaches to care.

Handouts: These downloadable PDF files are patient-focused education on integrative self-care.


Self-Care

Mindful Awareness »

Physical Activity: Movement & Flexibility »

Surroundings: Physical & Emotional »

Personal Development: Personal & Work Life »

Nutrition: Nourishing & Fueling »

Recharge: Sleep & Rest »

Family, Friends, & Co-workers: Relationships »

Spirit & Soul: Meaning & Purpose »

Mind & Emotions: Relaxing & Healing »


Professional Care

Bone Health

Cancer Care »

Digestive Health »

Endocrine Health »

Heart Health »

Immune System Health »

Men’s Health »

Mental Health

Pain

Pediatric Health

Reproductive Health »

Skin Health »

Substance Use »

Women’s Health »


Complementary and Integrative Approaches

Biologically-Based Approaches

Dietary Supplements

Mind-Body Medicine

Manipulative and Body-Based Therapies

Energy Medicine

Whole Systems of Medicine

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Integrative and Whole Health Implementation

Integrative Health in Your Own Life: Clinician Self-Care »

Implementing Integrative Health in Your Practice: What an Integrative Health Visit Looks Like »

Implementing Integrative Health in Your Practice: The Power of Your Therapeutic Presence »

Implementing Integrative Health in Your Practice: Complementary and Integrative Health »

An Integrative Health Care System: Patient and Team Perspectives »

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Contact Information

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Sara Arscott, MS, PhD
Outreach Program Manager
Phone: (608) 262-2218

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