But she skipped the whole upscaling of the holistic movement.
She is the author of "The Holistic Practitioner's Business Bible" (Seaboard Press, 2008).
We should not see art as a short-term financial commitment but as part of the holistic growth of society.
Institutions are not supportive of the holistic student experience, often leaving co-curricular activities to underfunded student unions.
Sugden cited the Mining and Metallurgy building at Birmingham University (1966) as an outstanding example of the holistic approach.
For years before matriculating, he believes, they're conditioned to focus upon the microscopic at the expense of the holistic.
Singh and Ernst write: 'It seems as though some doctors delegate empathy to alternative practitioners.' Their prescription - that doctors increase the average seven-minute consultation - is no substitute for the more substantial appeals of the holistic approach.
On foot, you can explore its dozen or so beaches, or stop in for a reiki massage or aromatherapy with one of the holistic health practitioners attracted here by the salt air.
The Berkeley Wellness Letter, however, managed to avoid such unseemly associations by publishing serious, evidence-based articles on health promotion, while debunking many of the holistic health fads of the day.
These stores will be judged by the convenience of the holistic experience, not just the tech.
In some ways, this is reminiscent of the holistic perception of written words (Ehri, 2005).
