Complementary Therapies: Approaches and Benefits of Meditation

Complementary Therapies 2

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
RECOMMENDATION...................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
The complementary therapies are the therapies which generally covers a broad range of
the various treatments which can be used alongside. It can be as an alternative to, the
conventional medications. It can be used when treating the ailments generally which are ranging
from the IBS towards the management of the pain and promoting the health as well as mood of
an individual. The complementary and an alternative therapy is generally not a consistent field.
Instead of this, it is a categorical term which can covers a wide range of approximately about 100
philosophies of healing, the approaches as well as the therapeutic modalities. It is generally not
studied by an allopathic medication. It is basically a group of the various different health as well
as the medical care settings, the practices as well as the products which are not presently
reasoned to be a part of the conventional medications. This report will cover the various
approaches of the complementary therapies which is being used by the people to effectively
improve their well-being as well as the quality of the life. The principal goal of using such
complementary therapies is that the individual's are specifically not fulfilled with the
conventional treatment. There is a discussion about the meditation as a complementary therapy
as it can generally address the physiological impacts caused by the stress, depression as well as
an anxiety (Abbaszadeh and et. al., 2018).
MAIN BODY
The complementary therapies are generally taken by the different groups of the health
care professionals as well as the lay care providers having an educational qualifications, the
professional certification as well as the regulatory vision. It can usually varies by the therapy, the
geographical locations and the cultural context as well, containing the conventionally trained
professionals. These such therapies are most currently exploited in a very broad manner as it can
generally make focus over the person, its physical, emotive, social as well as the cognitive. In
this, the therapeutic of the illness is the primary purpose of the complementary therapy. The
basic function of using such complementary therapies is to assist an individual so that it can
effectively cope with the sickness and can able to effectively enhance their well-being or quality
of life. By using such therapy an individual can also feel much better. The complementary
therapies are broadly used to treat the cancer health problems between the people who are
troubled from it as it can help to defeat the occurring impacts of the cancer such as pain,
tiredness and sickness as well. The therapies are ordinarily used to reduce the influence of cancer