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fiveelementsmedicalspa · 4 months

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Body Rituals: A Symphony of Self-Love and Wellness at Five Elements SPA

Welcome to a sanctuary of self-love and wellness - Five Elements Medical Spa & Wellness Center, where we embrace the art of body rituals. In this fast-paced world, taking time for oneself has become more crucial than ever. Join us on a journey to discover the harmonious blend of holistic treatments, spa indulgence, and the rejuvenating power of the five elements.

The Essence of Body Rituals

At Five Elements Medical Spa & Wellness Center, we believe in the trans-formative power of body rituals. It's not just a treatment; it's a symphony of self-love. Our holistic approach integrates ancient wisdom with modern techniques, creating an unparalleled experience for your mind, body, and spirit.

Unveiling the Holistic Center

Step into our Holistic Center, a haven designed to balance and restore your well-being. Our expert practitioners combine traditional therapies with cutting-edge practices to address your unique needs. From rejuvenating facials to energy-balancing massages, our holistic approach extends beyond mere pampering – it's a commitment to your overall health.

Five Elements Spa Boca Raton: Where Nature Meets Nurture

Immerse yourself in the serenity of our Boca Raton location, where the Five Elements Spa transcends the ordinary. Each spa treatment is crafted to resonate with the energies of earth, water, fire, air, and ether. It's not just a spa; it's an elemental experience tailored to bring harmony to your body and soul.

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Escape to our Deerfield Beach spa, where tranquility meets technology. Our state-of-the-art facility is designed to cater to your every need. Whether you're seeking relaxation or rejuvenation, our spa therapists are dedicated to curating an experience that aligns with the Five Elements philosophy.

Immerse in the Cold Plunge Experience

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Conclusion

At Five Elements Medical Spa & Wellness Center, we invite you to make body rituals a cornerstone of your self-love journey. Embrace the symphony of holistic treatments, spa indulgence, and the rejuvenating power of the five elements. Elevate your well-being with us – your sanctuary for self-love and wellness. Book our Services

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sureshbhagia · 1 year

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Why Holistic Health is Important?

Understanding the differences and advantages between conventional and alternative health practices is crucial because their combination can help us maintain good health, lead fulfilling lives, and care for our bodies, mind, and soul. The conventional approach, often known as Western medicine, is a standardised system in which healthcare professionals use science-based techniques and procedures (typically including pharmaceutical medication, treatments, and surgeries) to provide patients with top-notch care. The term "wellness" refers to a different approach (holistic health) that considers the whole person (physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being). It greatly depends on how we as humans view and live our lives; it's about our ongoing journey, which can positively or negatively impact our health.

According to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH), conventional and alternative wellness strategies are becoming more prevalent in healthcare. They can provide a more comprehensive, integrated, and individualised approach to patient care. This is referred to as whole-person care.

Studies have shown that physical and social pain have many similarities, even though it can take many forms and result in multiple experiences. People more sensitive to physical pain are also more susceptible to social pain. For example, interpersonal interactions like rejection or social exclusion can cause physical suffering.

The holistic approach

Physical Health: Yoga can aid in alignment and flexibility for the body and mind in addition to other physical activities like running or lifting weights. We might feel less tense and more grounded and centred by restoring our bodies and thoughts. Breath practice is crucial because it may quiet the mind and heart and remind us to stay present and connected to our surroundings.

Mental health: Our thoughts, feelings, and actions matter and can affect how we behave, act, and interact with others. The goal of the holistic method is to teach the mind to continually think positively, even when faced with difficulty or distress. In reality, studies in positive psychology have shown that cultivating a positive outlook, being grateful, and showing compassion can boost happiness.

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ivygorgon · 1 month

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AN OPEN LETTER to THE PRESIDENT & U.S. CONGRESS; STATE GOVERNORS & LEGISLATURES

Say NO to Loony-Bins: Immediate Action Required for Inpatient Psychiatric Care

2 so far! Help us get to 5 signers!

The current model of inpatient psychiatric care, which primarily focuses on safety and crisis stabilization, falls short in promoting sustained recovery. The prevalent emphasis on ultrashort lengths of stay often overlooks the need for comprehensive treatment plans.

A proposed model of care advocates for rapid diagnosis, goal-setting, and treatment modalities before initiating treatment, organized into three distinct phases: assessment, implementation, and resolution. This approach emphasizes individualized treatment and active patient involvement in treatment planning, addressing critical psychosocial aspects that are frequently neglected.

As we strive to reform the mental health care system, it's imperative to prioritize effective, recovery-oriented treatment strategies. This includes ensuring patient comfort and preferences are accommodated within reason. Considering patient preferences, like comfort items (such as safe stuffed animals; Share-Bears, if you will) and rescue medications (like melatonin,) is essential to upholding rigorous standards of care and safety.

Let's advocate for reforms that enhance patient-centered practices while adhering to established treatment guidelines and advancing recovery-oriented care.

Say no to “loony-bins;” those archaic relics that should be relegated to the distant past.

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💘 Q'u lach' shughu deshni da. 🏹 "What I say is true" in Dena'ina Qenaga

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sunriseinorbit · 9 months

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this too is boygenius

#persona #persona 3 #persona 4 #persona 5 #boygenius #hannah.txt #if you're also in the center of this little niche venn diagram follow me and also be my best friend thanks #p4 is definitely julien but p3 and p5 could go either way #like i feel like phoebe fits p5 more holistically (especially third semester)#but funeral and i know the end are both very p3 core and it feels wrong to just ignore that

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everyendeavor · 1 year

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Medicine = the art, science, or profession of preserving health and of curing or alleviating disease.

#medicine #holistic wellness #chw #center for holistic wellness

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sidewalkchemistry · 2 years

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Energy Centers in Human Design

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Q: What is an energy center?

A: They are the shapes scattered around your human design bodygraph. An energy center is an area where complex metabolic and endocrine processes occur/originate. Also in these areas, related energetic and abstract thought processes are generated (eg. feelings of separation and abandonment/togetherness and unity). Inspired by the system of chakras, nine of them exist in human design. To identify each center for yourself, see the graphic at the end of the post.

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Q: What does it mean if I have a defined/closed energy center?

A: That means that your energy is consistent within that center. Furthermore, you have a characteristic way of expressing the energy in that area, and it isn't very susceptible to influence from the outside. (They are indicated by a colored-in center).

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Q: What about undefined/open energy centers? What do they mean?

A: They constitute the not-self. Learn more about the not-self and undefined centers in my previous post. (They are indicated by a white/uncolored center).

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There are Nine Centers and Five Categories of Centers:

Pressure Centers = these centers are about the energies that exert pressure in the body and compel actions to take place (this can be known as anxiety or desire)

head/mind/crown center: it is concerned with inspiration and strategizing

root center: it is concerned with stress, pressure, and accomplishment

Motor Centers = these centers are about the energies of doing and getting done

ego/heart center: it is concerned with willpower, discipline, and self-love

solar plexus/emotional center: it is concerned with emotions, EQ (emotional intelligence), and relating

sacral center: it is concerned with life force energy, desire, and consent

root center (see under: pressure centers)

Manifesting Center = this center is about the energy that you can transmit (all the energies of your centers try to end up here to exit the body); this is how you impact and interact with the world outside of you

throat center: it is concerned with expression, communication, and manifestation

Awareness Centers = these centers are about the energies of bodily intelligences

ajna center: it is concerned with your perspectives, beliefs, and research

splenic center: it is concerned with instinct, survival, and fears

solar plexus/emotional center (see under: motor centers)

Magnetic Monopole Center = this center is about the energy that structures one's existence or life trajectory/direction

g/identity center: it is concerned with love, purpose, and self-knowledge

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Q: How can I go further into discovering my centers?

A: The centers have different gates within them, making 64 of them in total. Gates are a deeper way of understanding yourself and your "doors of potential." I'll go into them another time. But, however you engage with the material at this level, it will be part of a deep self-discovery process. Connecting the understanding of the gates with the planets, unconscious, and conscious self is one way that you can go about the process. The Gene Keys are another method.

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Q: Which energy center is which on the bodygraph?

A: See the following graphic to identify the energy centers:

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stay tuned for discussion on the variables/arrows next time

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#human design #self transformation #inner work #astrology #chakras #leveling up #holistic healing #holistic health #mindfulness #slow living #soft living #self discovery #spirituality #hd: centers #loa #manifestation

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samskrt · 7 months

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Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment: The Ayurvedic Approach to Holistic Healing

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sysig · 5 months

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I remember this game (Patreon)

#Doodles #Terrible news: My hair has gotten long enough that it's trying to center-part all on its own #I need a haircut so bad I don't care how cold it is #Anyway lol onto what this is Actually about #Namely of refixating on Handplates lol - I totally called it ♪ Not that it was hard to guess pfft #When I think about it - I don't think I've ever talked about how I found Vargas through Handplates? :0 #Which is weird to me looking back lol they were both very pivotal moments in my life! One affects the other affects the other on loop #It's a very interesting dance inside my head haha #Being So back on Handplates now really throws that into relief for me #Not to be cheesy Immediately lol but I'm just- so happy that I get to experience these stories ♥ That I get to Keep experiencing them :)#It's only gotten better with time I wonder if it'll ever stop haha - I keep falling more in love with them!#It's really unlike anything else I could compare them to - holistically excellent across the board #If there was just One Thing that I could pin down and say ''This Right Here is the The Thing that I like so much and am so inspired by''#But there isn't - there isn't just one thing it's everything!#If it wasn't everything I wouldn't be so inspired by Handplates to make Vargas stuff and so inspired by Vargas to appreciate Handplates #And everything in between! Helix and RespectAWoman and just- It's everything! It's holistic excellence!#Even when I first transferred over from Handplates to Vargas it was everything - up to that point anyway haha #I'm just....always having a good time when I'm reading ♥ It's my favourite-favourite #I feel very lucky :)#Handplates #I mean - ostensibly anyway lol

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hayleymorodesign · 8 months

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The Accessible Icon Project: Redefining Accessibility through Service Design

In their quest for accessible and inclusive cities, graphic designer Sara Hendren and collaborator Brian Glenney created The Accessible Icon Project. Their mission: to reimagine the blue-and-white icons for wheelchair-accessible parking spots.

Hendren had been collecting icons with a more holistic design approach on her website, Abler, since 2010. These icons depicted movement, capturing the fluidity of the human body. This led to questions about why inclusive representations weren't more common.

Their venture started as an experiment, adding updated figures to existing signs. This grassroots street art campaign aimed to challenge societal views on disability, access, and citizenship. Since 2011, the project has gained global recognition and evolved into The Accessible Icon Project, collaborating with graphic designer Tim Ferguson Sauder to refine the icon and meet industry standards.

This project exemplifies service design principles because it has sparked global conversations about disability rights, accessibility, and inclusion. The icon, freely available in the public domain, has become a symbol of empowerment and action for self-advocates with disabilities worldwide. The Accessible Icon Project demonstrates the profound impact of design in shaping perceptions, fostering dialogue, and driving meaningful change within our cities and societies. Yours creatively, HM

#holistic design #service design #human centered design #empathy

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ithrivehere · 1 year

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The 7 Wheels of Energy for Beginners (Chakras)

Life is evolution and it’s an important part of our journey to experience life with passion. While we live with passion, we must never stop learning. With an open mindset for higher learning, advance our lives with new opportunities. All is possible! The doors of opportunity open for us because we’ve allowed space in our life to educate ourselves. It is imperative to commit to yourself. You don’t…

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thathilomgirl · 1 year

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This is probably coming from me starting a new job and doing like 10 hours worth of CPD last week, but when I think about how Anna might be she does end up in some of health-related profession, it would really depend whether she’s more care-based or cure-based in her approach to her patients

#Yakusoku no Neverland #The Promised Neverland #Anna #Granted both she and Zack would technically be more suited in any medic role at this point #But as far as I can tell from her personality #She's been shown to be caring and empathetic so it's not that surprising if she would approach a more holistic/person-centered approach with #On the other hand anything she did to heal the kids involved curing or investigating for a cure #I have nothing else to add #My brain's fried from orientation and I still have 3 more days to go this week

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connecticutcenterforrecovery · 6 days

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sunnygattan · 12 days

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Sunny Gattan: Nurse Practitioners Bridging Care & Humanity

Explore the pivotal role of nurse practitioners, as illuminated by Sunny Gattan, in connecting the dots between healthcare and human compassion. With a blend of clinical expertise and empathetic care, nurse practitioners stand at the forefront, bridging the gap between medical treatment and the individual behind the illness. Discover how Sunny Gattan champions their efforts to foster holistic healing and patient-centered care in today's healthcare landscape.

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citm09 · 15 days

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sidewalkchemistry · 2 years

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The Not-Self & Deconditioning in Human Design

Your open centers are not here to make decisions from, they are here for you to become wise. - humanarchetypes.com

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The not-self is made of your open/undefined energy centers. It is where you are receptive to your environment. It has a yin/feminine energy (meanwhile, the closed/defined energy centers constitute a yang/masculine/active energy).

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Q: What is an energy center?

A: An energy center is a "hub" where energetic correspondences of certain biological functions & their related abstract concerns are generated. They are the shapes that are scattered around your chart. There are 9 of them, and they were inspired by the system of chakras. See below to identify which energy center is which:

Q: How do I determine which of my energy centers are open?

A: Open energy centers are white. They aren't colored in like the closed/defined energy centers are. (For example, the depicted chart shows no open energy centers).

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Q: Why is it important to understand what is not "me"?

A: It helps to bring awareness of where your energy is malleable and inconsistent. It can show where you're open to learn and can use more mindfulness. In the same vein, it also shows where it's unwise to make decisions from because your true self can't be found within those areas (for information on making decisions: see the post on Authorities in HD). There is where we tend to have a curiosity, but it will not necessarily highlight your inner gifts and strengths.

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Q: What part does the not-self have in the deconditioning process?

A: Many times, influenced by those around us, we feel that we are to exert energy in the wrong areas. This brings us away from being aligned, fulfilled, and aware of our talents. Since our areas of the not-self are highly susceptible to environmental influence, our deconditioning tends to be most concentrated in these areas/topics. We tend to know of them as "limiting beliefs" or "settling for the bare minimum in life."

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Q: Instead of allowing limiting beliefs and not-self themes dictate my self-concept and life path, what should I do?

A: You are better to use your authority (your inner guidance) for decision-making, shaped by your strategy. Bottom line: always follow what feels like you're being authentic, not doing something you think you should do.

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Not-Self Themes /VS/ Signatures: dictated by the aura

Certain emotional themes concerning the course of your life can clearly signal to you when you're identifying with your not-self, and thus not serving yourself much good. // Other emotional themes signal when you are aligned with your authentic self.

Generators: frustration // satisfaction

Manifesting Generators: frustration + anger // satisfaction

Manifestors: anger // peace

Projectors: bitterness // success

Reflectors: disappointment // surprise

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Not-Self Strategies /VS/ Refreshed Outlooks: dictated by the open energy centers

Time spent in false ways of being leads to rejection and misunderstanding of who you are and the gifts you hold, so life feels forced and strategized. // Time spent in efforts to embody self-loving perspectives allows you to see your qualities in a new light, so life feels manageable and flows more.

head center: I try to know everything about everything, as if it were actually possible. // I find adventure in life's unknowns and I notice my wisdom emerge in real-time experiences.

ajna center: I try to mask my uncertainties, as I see it as embarrassing to be uncertain. // I am honest about what I know and what I don't. Obstacles are not an "issue." They are part of the path.

throat center: I try to push myself to speak and make things happen, as I want to be sure that I'm heard and make significant influence. // I let myself speak/act when I feel ready since I see that intentional words/actions are powerful, even if they aren't frequent.

g/identity center: I try to center my identity around an image that I believe will bring me love, admiration, and success. // I don't give structure to who I am or where I'm going in life because it's more freeing and authentic.

ego/heart center: I try to look for proof that I am valued and gifted. // I realize that external markers of my worth are nothing compared to the continued reminders of my worth I receive when I commit myself to self-love.

solar plexus/emotional center: I try to avoid intense conflict and emotional situations, as I don't feel empowered or strong enough to communicate myself in those moments. // I notice that conflicts are growth opportunities for my emotional intelligence. I use techniques for energetically protecting and cleansing my emotional self with regularity too.

spleen center: I try to all I can to avoid fearful and unplanned situations, as they throw me into fight-or-flight. // I have become comfortable with spontaneity, when necessary, because I have cultivated understanding in the intelligence and intuition of my body.

sacral center: I try to use high amounts of my energy on a regular basis, as if I can expect to have the same amounts of energy each day. // I create healthy boundaries for my energy so that I don't tire myself out.

root center: I try to counteract the stress in my life in unsustainable ways (often that create more intense forms of stress). // I am conscious that when I feel like seeking out more intensity is often when I actually need rest. I have a set of nourishing and restful practices that I turn to on a regular basis.

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stay tuned for discussion on the energy centers next time

xoxo

#human design #astrology #self transformation #leveling up #holistic healing #holistic health #mindfulness #slow living #soft living #kabbalah #chakras #self discovery #spirituality #hd: not self #hd: centers #loa #manifestation #deconditioning

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synergysobrietysolutions · 24 days

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