John Wolstenholme MNRAH MNCH (Reg)
NHS Provider No 8GR66
The research behind this has evolved into a science in its own right and is starting to impact healthcare (more details about the science and research are below). Other indicators of the changes in healthcare include the introduction of the School of Integrated Health at the University of Westminster, the formation of the Prince of Wales’s Foundation for Integrated Health, and the success of the integrated approach being used at the Bristol Cancer Help Centre.
Healthcare in the UK is in a period of change. One of the changes is what is called ‘integrated healthcare’, which is the integration of mainstream medical care and complementary health care. This change is partly being driven by the increasing recognition that there is a powerful connection between the mind and the body, and what we think and feel can actually have a physical effect upon our body.
Of course it isn’t - but an integrated approach to health offers help by supporting you with practical techniques to help manage living with and in recovering from a health problem - and the positive potential is clearly shown and backed up by scientific research.