Whiplash Associated Disorder: The pathway from acute to chronic pain
By James Lehman The whiplash injury was first coined in 1928 by orthopedist Harold Crowe. It is the most common type of non-fatal injury following motor vehicle crashes. The recovery...
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What makes a mental health provider an integrative practitioner?
By Julie Luzarraga For mental health providers to offer value to an integrative team, they need to understand what makes a mental health provider integrative. Medical providers who use an...
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Six Springtime Herbs to Boost Your Energy and Restore Resilience
By Lisa Akers by Lisa Akers In simpler times, when supermarkets did not have a dazzling array of fruits and vegetables year-round, winter dining was much different. People subsisted on...
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Compassion meets wisdom: An emerging medical paradigm
By Nancy Gahles Compassion and Wisdom are the two wings of a bird Flying to Enlightenment —The Buddhah This year began with top industry contenders parlaying prevailing medical paradigm into...
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The ABCs of BPA
Photo Cred: Pixabay By Karen Malkin by Karen Malkin, NBC-HWC When it comes to environmental toxins, it’s impossible to cut them out altogether, but it is possible to be informed...
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Genetics: Why weren’t we taught this in medical school?
By Corie Edwards by Corie Edwards, ND Medical genetics is a constantly growing and quickly evolving field. When I was in school, we were taught about rare and severe genetically-inherited...
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Q&A: Integrative Therapies for Relapse Prevention and Opioid Treatment
By Katherine Shagoury Many practitioners have a misconstrued view of what addiction really is, according to Loretta Butehorn, PhD, CCH. Butehorn is a psychologist and homeopath who has worked in...
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Influenza: A Homeopathic Perspective
By Nancy Gahles by Nancy Gahles, DC, CCH, RSHom(NA), OIM The most devastating influenza epidemic ever to befall mankind began in the fall of 1918. Sandra J. Perko, Ph.D., C.C.N. recounts...
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