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Holistic Principle 1

Each patient is treated as a unique whole person - body, mind, and spirit - and in the context of family, community, culture and environment.

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Holistic Principle 7

Holistic medicine emphasis the potential therapeutic value of the setting in which healthcare takes place.

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Holistic Principle 4

Holistic practitioners are not judgemental - rather they assisit patients in pursing their own life choices according to their own beliefs.

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Holistic Principle 3

Holistic medicine promotes health as a positive state, not just an absence of disease. Likewise illness is seen as an opportunity for discovery as well as a misfortune.

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Holistic Principle 6

Holistic medicine makes use of perceptions and diagnostic systems in addition to those validated by western material science.

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Holistic Principle 9

Holistic medicine transforms its practitioners as well as its patients.

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Holistic Principle 8

Holistic medicine demands an understanding of and a commitment to change those social, economic and environmental conditions that perpetuate ill health.

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Holistic Principle 2

Holistic medicine emphasises the responsibility of each individual for their own health. Good therapy promotes understanding and self-care rather than treatment and dependence. Holistic medicine utilises therapeutic approaches that mobilise an individual's innate capacity for healing.

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Holistic Principle 5

Holistic medicine acknowledges that the cornerstones of good health are good nutrition, good exercise, good relaxation and good sleep.

Holistic Principles