This issue focuses on clinical innovation in the integrative field as well as cutting-edge patient protocols for integrative professionals.

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Building, maintaining and growing an integrative medicine clinic, hospital program, or health system department is challenging in today

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This inaugural issue focuses on practice management as well as innovation in integrative clinical practice.

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The average person presenting to a cardiologist has numerous risk factors, often related to inflammation, that are amenable to lifestyle modifications. While the cardiologist focuses on the medical condition, a partnership with HWNC offers the opportunity to address lifestyle issues that are the root cause of the disease. 

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As healthcare professionals, our patients and possible we ourselves are increasingly interested in alternative ways for healing and growth. Many have experienced sessions with acupuncture, Reiki, Therapeutic Touch, reflexology, or any number of energy modalities. 

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Dr. Greer will highlight the specific age related conditions and concerns for men in their 20's, 40's, 60's and 80's.

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Heart and vascular disease continues to be the number one killer of both men and women, claiming a life every 60 seconds in the U.S. Traditional risk factors, such as age, gender, hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidemia, smoking and family history explain about 50 percent of the cases.

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There is increasing recognition that health professionals experience burn-out, compassion fatigue, and vicarious suffering. Practical energy meditations, based traditionally in Taoism and modernized in kiology (the study of human energy) are restorative and inspiring practices for both your self-care and to teach to your patients.

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90 percent of visits to primary health care practitioners are due to stress or stress related pathology. These numbers have increased exponentially over the past 10 years and are paralleled only by the rise in obesity and metabolic dysfunction. More recently, the impact of genetic phenotype on both the susceptibility to stress, disease and metabolic dysfunction along with response to treatment is being recognized. 

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"Shift Happens"