Monthly Archives: May 2009

“Integral?”

Question: What does “Integral” mean? What’s the difference between integral, integrative, holistic, mind/body, wellness, etc.? My answer: As I use the term, “integral” refers to any approach that brings together multiple perspectives in an effort to address the multiple dimensions … Continue reading

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Integrative Health Coaching Training at DUKE: Module Four

It’s hard to believe, but Sunday my training came to an end and my friends and I were sent out into the world, certificates in hand, as Integrative Health Coaches. This last four-day module flew by, but fortunately we had … Continue reading

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Jon Kabat Zinn’s Science of Mindfulness

I recently listened to this great discussion between Speaking of Faith host Krista Tippett and secular meditation teacher and clinical researcher Jon Kabat-Zinn. I’m a HUGE fan of Jon Kabat-Zinn. He has a way of cutting through the fog and … Continue reading

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Greeson Presents Duke Integrative Medicine Research to US Lawmakers

The following is a news update from Duke Integrative Medicine: “Dr. Jeffrey Greeson Presents Duke Integrative Medicine Research to US Lawmakers: Improving the Nation’s Health through Behavioral and Social Sciences Research Poster Session Sponsored by National Institute of Health Dr. … Continue reading

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