Ecotherapy Field Guide

All Practice Categories (87)

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Abortion Doula

Addiction and Substance Use

Adventure Therapy

Altar Work

Animal Assisted Therapy

Archetypal Astrology

Art Therapy

Ayurveda Counseling

Biblio Therapy

Birdwatching

Birth Doula

Business Coaching

Cannabis Coaching

Clinical Herbalism

Clinical Psychology

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Couples Therapy

Crisis Response

Culinary Therapy

Dance/Movement Therapy

Death Doula

Depth Psychology

Drama Therapy

Dream Analysis

Eco Therapy

EMDR

Equine Therapy

Expressive Arts Therapy

Fairy Tales & Myth Making

Forage Guide

Forest Bathing (Shinrin-Yoku)

Gender Transition Counseling

Genograms & Genealogy Therapy

Gestalt Therapy

Group Therapy

Harm Reduction Counselor

Heart Math

Holistic Peer Counseling

Horticultural Therapy

Hunting Guide

Hypnotherapy

Indigenous Therapies

Integration Therapies

Integrative Mental Health

Internal Family Systems Therapy

Jungian Therapies

Labyrinth Guide

Marriage & Family Therapy

Marriage Counseling

Massage

Mind-Body Therapy

Morning Altars

Movement Therapies

Music Therapy

Narrative Therapy

Nature Guide

Neuro Feedback

Nursing

Nutritional Counseling

Occupational Therapy

Pastoral Counseling

Permaculture Guide

Personal Mythology

Play Therapy

Psychedelic Integration

Psychiatry

Psychotherapy

Rehabilitation Counseling

Reiki

Rites of Passage

River Guide

Senior & Elder Care

Social Media Literacy

Social Work

Somatic Experiencing

Somatic Therapies

Sound Therapy

Spiritual Herbalism

Tai Chi

Tarotpy

Transpersonal Therapy

Trauma-Informed Coaching

Virtual Reality Therapy

Wilderness Guide

Wilderness Therapy

Workplace Coaching

Yoga

Types of Integration Therapies

Integration therapies refer to approaches that combine multiple therapeutic modalities to provide comprehensive treatment. These therapies aim to address the physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of an individual's well-being. Some common types of integration therapies include:

  1. Holistic Therapy: This approach focuses on treating the whole person, considering their physical, mental, and spiritual health. It may include techniques such as acupuncture, massage therapy, and mindfulness practices.
  2. Mind-Body Therapy: Mind-body therapies recognize the connection between the mind and body and aim to promote wellness through techniques like yoga, meditation, and biofeedback.
  3. Integrative Psychotherapy: Integrative psychotherapy combines different therapeutic approaches, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), psychodynamic therapy, and humanistic therapy, to address a wide range of mental health concerns.
  4. Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM): CAM therapies are used in conjunction with conventional medical treatments. Examples include herbal remedies, homeopathy, and energy healing practices.
  5. Art and Expressive Therapies: These therapies utilize creative outlets, such as art, music, dance, and drama, to facilitate self-expression and promote emotional healing.

Integration therapies offer a personalized and holistic approach to healing, taking into account the unique needs and preferences of each individual.


Profiles

Jacqueline Kurio

Service Area:
United Kingdom, Vancouver BC - Northumberland ENG