About 2 Trademarks found for “THE SEVEN LEVELS OF HEALING”

Seven Levels of Healing There is a common misconception that when we are sick, it is only our physical body that is suffering. This perspective requires a drug or a cure for health to prevail. The Hoffman Centre for Integrative Medicine offers a unique paradigm in health that extends beyond the prevailing model. It identifies seven aspects of the human experience that are used to diagnose and treat someone who is experiencing disease or imbalance. 1. The Extended Body The efficiency of our bodily functions is dependent on the quality of the environment with which we interact. A toxin-free environment with purified water, clean air, and vibrant, whole foods is essential to the maintenance of our health. 2. The Physical Body Our physical bodies are comprised of biochemical interactions and structural integrity. Optimization of these two components sustains homeostatic wellness. 3. The Electromagnetic Body We are electromagnetic beings constantly interfacing with environmental electromagnetic fields. Our central and autonomic nervous systems regulate and maintain this equilibrium. An increased stress response and diminished relaxation response significantly impact the functioning of our physical body. 4. The Emotional Body Modern research connects the fluctuations of our emotions and resultant neurotransmitter secretions with the efficient operations of our physiology. Unresolved emotional conflict with resultant stress can have devastating effects on our underlying biochemistry. 5. The Intellectual Body Our belief systems and internal dialogues determine our perception of the interactive world. Recent research has linked optimistic belief systems with positive health outcomes. Negative belief systems and destructive internal dialogues have been shown to negatively influence life expectancy and disease outcomes. 6. The Soul Body Transcendent to our personal experience, there is a collective archetypal identity. Here our individual experiences merges with the Collective. Common to all personal experiences are underlying universal themes, such as romantic love, the hero's journey, the pursuit of wisdom, hubris, loss and betrayal. Identifying with these reocurring themes frees us from a sense of our own personal suffering. 7. The Spiritual Body Beyond our physical experience there is a sense of something eternal. Experiencing this state involves shifting our awareness from seeing ourselves as only a physical body with symptoms to a timeless and unbounded reservoir of pure potential.