Institute of Holistic Therapies

The Institute of Holistic Therapies was born from passion and compassion, and embraces all aspects of health, beauty, spa and complementary therapies in holism, in accordance with the laws of the divine nature.

The facilitator Ms Corrine Brown, a spiritual lady and certified Holistic Counsellor, is committed to bringing balance, harmony, love and fun into everyone's lives. Acting as a positive energy channel, every training she conducts, she works from the heart centre, bringing a sense of self-love and wellbeing into everyone's bodies.

Instructions are delivered with dedication and love to cultivating healthy beginnings & relationships and promoting loving touch & communication through research, training, education and continued growth and development with practice.

Institute of Holistic Therapies can facilitate training in a variety of ways:

For Beauty, Spa or Complementary Therapy Colleges
Institute of Holistic Therapies delivers training at your respective colleges.
Institute of Holistic Therapies also offers relief training at your colleges to cover your staff's absence (sick leave, annual leave, maternity leave etc), so as to minimise disruptions and ensure the smooth running of your business.

For Day Spas, Resort Spas or Destination Spas
Institute of Holistic Therapies facilitates training at your respective business premises on any of the therapies you require to add to your existing treatment menu.

For any organisation
Institute of Holistic Therapies conducts workshops and provides talks on various subjects as required.

For the qualified therapist
Institute of Holistic Therapies provides refresher courses and upgrades the therapist on a post-graduate basis so as to keep abreast of market needs and business trends.

For all individuals
Institute of Holistic Therapies offers short training courses on a one-on-one basis in Southbank, Melbourne for the individual's interest.

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Terminology/Definition

Alternative a possibility of choice, esp. between two things. Either of such choices. Presenting a choice, esp. between two possibilities only. (of two things) mutually exclusive. Denoting a lifestyle, culture, art form, etc., that is regarded as preferable to that of contemporary society because it is less conventional, materialistic, or institutionalised.

Complement a person or thing that completes something. A complete amount, number, etc. (often in full complement). To complete or form a complement to, fill.

Complementary forming a complement. Forming a satisfactory or balanced whole.

Health the state of being bodily and mentally vigorous and free from disease. The general condition of body and mind: in poor health. The condition of any unit, society, etc: the economic health of a nation. A toast to a person. (modifier) of or relating to food or other goods reputed to be beneficial to the health: health food. (modifier) of or relating to health: health service.

Holism (philosophy): the idea that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. (in medicine) the consideration of the complete person in the treatment of disease.

Holistic pertaining to the whole; considering all factors, as holistic medicine & health care; a system of comprehensive or total patient care that considers the physical, emotional, social, economic and spiritual needs of the person; the response to the illness, and the impact of the illness on the person’s ability to meet self-care needs.

Institute to organise, establish, to initiate: to institute a practice. To establish in a position or office: induct. An organisation founded for particular work, such as education, promotion of the arts, or scientific research. The building where such an organisation is situated. Something instituted, esp. a rule, custom, or precedent. Society or organization for promotion of scientific, educational or other public object; building used by this; brief instruction-course for teachers; principle of instruction; digest of elements of a subject; establish, appoint, found, arrange, teach.

Practitioner refers to anyone who practices a particular art of profession. Christian Science: a person authorised to practise spiritual healing.

Therapeutic of or relating to the treatment of disease; curative. Serving or performed to maintain health.

Therapist a person with special skills, obtained through education and experience, in one or more areas of health care.

Therapy medical treatment of disease. The treatment of physical, mental, or social disorders or disease.

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