Integrative Mind-Body Medicine as a Treatment for Psychophysiologic Disorders Utilizing the Seven Keys to Treating Stress Illness

Yoga and meditation: integrating mind-body medicine into a workplace wellness program. Police agency organizational and implementary considerations

“…[2][3][4]6 The stressors that police officers face in their daily work are eminently severe. 1,7,8 One of the many strains described by Lipsky 7 in his 1980 groundbreaking book on street-level bureaucracy, is inadequate departmental resources. Police forces are perpetually understaffed, particularly as perceptions of crime and demands for civic order increase.…”

Consumer health awareness booklet: a guide to intelligent decisions for selecting integrative holistic medicine: adding complementary and alternative medicine to science based healthcare

“…Integrative medicine is a revolutionary approach emerging to represent a broader healing paradigm of medicine than the biomedical model alone. 1 Integrative medicine is often referred to as wholistic health care and or holistic medicine. "Scientific practitioners regard holistic medicine as treatment of the "whole patient," with due attention to emotional factors as well as the patient's lifestyle".…”

“…© 2018 Garcia. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and build upon your work non-commercially.Consumer health awareness booklet: a guide to intelligent decisions for selecting integrative holistic medicine: adding complementary and alternative medicine to science based healthcare Volume 11 Issue 3 -2018 Robelyn A Garcia 1,21 Arizona State University, USA…”

Population Health Management Telehealth Intervention Medical Research Treating Comorbid Clinical Obesity and Depression in Geriatric Patients Part One: Review of Tele-Medicine Scientific Research

“…Telehealth provides accessibility, affordability, anonymity, acceptability, and adaptability TeleMental Health Institute. Empirical research has affirmed that Telehealth intervention, with a frequency of three to five times per week, can facilitate weight loss and have a beneficial effect on the overall mental health of clinically obese geriatric patients [30][31][32][33][34][35].…”

“…This information is disconcerting and it is vital that healthcare professionals demonstrate healthy behaviors while counseling clinically obese and overweight depressed patients to become physically active though behavioral health, lifestyle medicine, and population health interventions. This can be achieved by emphasizing the benefits of participating in PA program and by providing education on how to overcome perceived and real barriers to healthy activities Garcia [35]. Because there is strong relationship between depression and obesity, PHM intervention programs must address this comorbidity.…”