The whole idea behind the mind body soul connection is that your health and well-being are a result of mental health, spiritual health, and physical health. Modern medicine is hyper-focused on physical health, offering solutions for current symptoms. At Mind Body Soul, we practice a more comprehensive approach. Our treatments and therapies serve to benefit the whole person, improving overall health instead of just a set of symptoms.
Focusing on the Soul portion of the Mind-Body-Soul triad, we’ve designated a section of our blog to spiritual health and emotional well-being. From coping with grief and crisis to self-care, this section is all about nurturing your being.
Many of the treatments at Mind Body Soul benefit the soul, even when the target seems physical or mental. Take massage therapy for example. Treatments from an RMT can help with pain management and physical mobility, but they also release neurohormones. These include dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin and endorphins, just to name a few. These neurotransmitters help to promote relaxation and feelings of wellbeing. Massage therapy is just as important to the mind as it is the body, and can be a healing complement to any therapy.
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Our health and wellness is dependant on the major pillars of health. Depending on the model that you choose, social connection should always be included as an important pillar. Looking ahead in 2023, with the bulk of the pandemic nearly behind us, Mind Body Soul Integrative Clinic and our team have been reflecting upon how…
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Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer in women and the second highest cause of female cancer mortality.1 Nature-based therapies (NBT) such as forest bathing (aka forest therapy or FT) shows promising research in its ability to upregulate the immune system in women with breast cancer. While most of us intuitively feel better…
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We all have times in our life when we experience distress. Events, often out of our control, can cause us minor emotional discomfort, or immense pain and suffering. Crises can come unexpectedly and often cannot be fixed in the moment. Or, if they are fixable, we might feel too overwhelmed to problem solve effectively. It’s…
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According to Kristin Neff Ph.D. from the University of Texas in Austin, developing the habit of self-compassion involves taking more personal responsibility for your health and well-being. So what is self-compassion? And what are the obstacles for people in this perspective and practice? According to Neff (a well-known researcher in the study of self-compassion), self-compassion…
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