Holistic Reasoning Cycle
Defining Problem:
Nurses, doctors, and surgeons generally examine a patient's condition or troublesome areas in isolation. They just concentrate on the problematic regions. For instance, if the patient has lower back pain, the discomfort is treated with prescription drugs that reduce the impression of pain. By doing this, the medication may temporarily dull the pain, but the discomfort returns as soon as the medication's impact wears off.
Ignoring the fact that the body is in the process of adapting itself is another issue with this strategy. When the body absorbs a medicine having a dosage of 5 mg, for instance, the body will need 10 mg to numb the pain the next time it occurs. The majority of patients begin taking 5 to 10 mg, but after a few years, they end up consuming more than 1,000 mg every prescription. And once more, it occurs because your body will require more medication as you give it to it.
Providing Solution:
To achieve optimal health and wellness, an important course of action called “The Holistic Reasoning Cycle” takes into account the full person - body, mind, spirit, and emotions. According to the holistic wellness philosophy, finding the right balance in your life would help you reach optimal health, which is the main objective of holistic practice.
The Process:
The "Holistic Reasoning Cycle" refers to a systematic process that is uses to make healing decisions to promote your wellness. It involves critical thinking, analysis, and reflection to assess and address your mind, body and spirit imbalances.
The Holistic Reasoning Cycle includes the following stages:
- Consideration of Your Context:
- Gathering information about the you, including medical history, current symptoms, and relevant circumstantial factors.
- Understanding your biology, psychology, and socio-environmental factors also known as Bio-Psycho-Social context that may impact your wellbeing.
- Collecting Cues and Information:
- Gathering relevant data through physical examinations, tests, and interviews.
- Identifying patterns or trends in the information collected.
- Processing Information:
- Analyzing and understanding the collected data to identify potential health issues or concerns.
- Recognizing any deviations from normal health patterns.
- Identifying Problems or Issues:
- Formulating hypotheses or potential recommendations based on the analysis of information.
- Identifying any immediate or underlying health issues that may require attention.
- Establishing Goals and Objectives:
- Setting specific and measurable goals for your well-being.
- Defining the desired outcomes or improvements in your health.
- Planning and Implementing Interventions:
- Developing a comprehensive Ayurvedic healing plan that may include recommendations, healing therapies, or lifestyle modifications.
- Implementing the planned interventions to address the identified health issues.
- Evaluation of Outcomes:
- Assessing the effectiveness of the interventions in achieving the desired outcomes.
- Adjusting the holistic health care plan as needed based on ongoing assessment and feedback.
- Reflection and Learning:
- Reflecting on the entire process to identify strengths and areas for improvement.
- Continuously learning and updating knowledge and skills.
The Holistic Reasoning Cycle is essential for providing you the care you deserve, ensuring that Ayurveda holistic wellness or pain management care decisions are based on a thorough understanding of your specific needs and circumstances. It emphasizes critical thinking, evidence-based practice, and ongoing reflection to improve the quality of an effective wellness delivery.
OVER TO YOU!
At Causality Care, we firmly believe that a person is made up of interdependent parts connected to the brain and that if one of those parts isn't functioning properly, it will have an impact on the entire person. In this sense, having physical, mental, or spiritual imbalances in your life might hurt your general health.
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