Wednesday, April 30, 2003

Here are some types of holistic practitioners. However, being "holistic" has more to do with the practitioners approach toward practice, not so much which modality they use. However, these modalities tend to have more holistic-minded practitioners in them. This is only a partial list. I read recently that there are over 80 types of massage, so I'm sure I have a lot further to go before I have even scratched the surface of all the types of practices! acupressure acupuncture acutouch Alexander technique allergy therapy amplified prayer therapy (apt) Apitherapy aromatherapy Aston patterning ayurveda Bach flower essences biofeedback Bradley method breathwork chi gong chiropractic cleansing color therapies craniosacral therapy crystals Do-In ear candling energy healing fasting Feldenkrais fitness trainers flotation tank folk medicine gentle bio-energetics healing touch Hellerwork herbology holistic dentistry homeopathy huna hydrotherapy hypnotherapy Indian head massage iridology kinesiology Kolaimni Lomi-Lomi magnetic therapy martial arts massage therapy meditation Mensendieck muscle testing myotherapy Nambutripod Allergy Elimination Technique (NAET) naprapathy naturopathy network spinal analysis neurolinguistic programming (NLP) neuropsychological immunology Nia technique nutrition organic agriculture Oriental bodywork osteopathy ozone therapy palm therapy physiatry physical therapists pilates polarity primal therapy Rational Emotive Therapy (RET) reflexology Reichian therapy reiki Rogerian therapy rolfing shamanism Sidereus healing spas tai chi therapeutic touch Tibetan medicine Traditional Chinese medicine Trager approach trepanation Tui Na urine therapy weight loss yoga 1:04:46 PM

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