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Naturopathic ​Medicine
 
Natural therapies designed to complement treatment-from supportive use of herbal extracts and teas, to dietary supplements, exercise, physical therapy, acupunture, and other noninvasive interventions. Importantly, addressing one's symptoms through naturopathic care may, in turn, alleviate side effects such as pain, nausea, insomnia, and depression that often occur as clusters.
 
Illness diagnoses can be emotionally as well as physically taxing.  Depression and anxiety may become evident during the course of theraphy.  Many person experience severe mood swings that can impact a sense of self and relationships with family.
 
Mind-body medicine draws from a wide field of research and clinical  practice to address how psychological and emotional well-being  are integrated into treatment and recovery.  Trained mental health professionals  employ a multitude of approaches, such as counseling and relazation techniques, to give patients and families the help they need.
 
For many patients, especially those with an advanced-stage diagnosis, treatment may increase the need for support of all kinds.  Integrative care addresses the whole person, and spiritual support can provide added solace and comfort for those who seek and
value it.  Having a Care Companion within reach can make all the difference for person during this tumultuous time.  Connecting
with a faith-based support network may also provide patients with strength that may be difficult to find alone.
 
For individuals coping with a illness, care comes in many varieties.  Medical treatment is always the first priority. But with patient-centered care, the goal is to treat the whole person, not just the disease.  Achieving this goal means broadening the scope of therapeutic options.