How can providers move beyond the conventional medical status quo?

Adair Anderson suggests that providers need to support each other through groups like masterminds to share insights. By thinking beyond the current framework and structure, providers can offer the root-cause care that patients with chronic illnesses are looking for.

Who should attend the Modern Holistic Health Conference?

According to Adair Anderson, the conference is for any provider feeling burnt out in their current business structure. It is designed for those wanting to grow on the clinical, business, and even the emotional or quantum sides of their practice.

Why is community important for holistic health practitioners?

Anderson notes that community is essential for both the practice and the patients. Building a group of providers to support each other helps the movement of integrative and functional medicine grow so there are resources to reach more people.

Is the environment at Modern Holistic Health judgmental or pretentious?

According to Ted Larsen, the community approach drops barriers like judgmentalism and pretentiousness. He found the experts to be open-hearted and collaborative rather than pejorative in how they share their knowledge.

What makes the Modern Holistic Health conference different from others?

Ted Larsen noted that the collaborative spirit and open-heartedness of the presenters transcend modern sociological models. He found the integration of body, health, and spirit to be a unique and fascinating experience worth attending.

Can holistic health changes be noticed by others?

Yes, Ted Larsen reported that his large community of followers and peers were 'marveled' by the visible changes they saw in him as a result of this work.

What do real people say about modern holistic health?

12 people recorded interviews about modern holistic health across 1 organisations. 2 of them mentioned more clients, leads or patients in their own words. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about modern holistic health in their recorded interview.

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What people said changed

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

More clients2 of 12 mentioned it
“I would love for doctors to have more time with each patient so they could really understand what was going on and get to the root cause.”Adair Anderson
Symptom relief1 of 12 mentioned it
“And rather than providing symptomatic relief for an existing disease, trying to actually fix it.”Eleina Mikhaylov
Family & relationships1 of 12 mentioned it
“I would like to see moms being able to be present with their kids while they're still kids.”Brandy Cummings
Confidence1 of 12 mentioned it
“Yeah, I think my own confidence in myself is definitely increased.”Raquel Yarroch
Felt supported1 of 12 mentioned it
“So I feel, like, more confident that I can speak my truth now and that I know I have the tools to support them.”Raquel Yarroch

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Stories in this topic

Showing 12 of 12 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

“I would like to see price structures drop and I would like to see less dominance of traditional western medicines.”Ted Larsen
“The investment in this program is 100% worth There's no price tag to your health or feeling better in I thank everything to Dr.”Aprel Thompson

Frequently asked

How can providers move beyond the conventional medical status quo?: Adair Anderson suggests that providers need to support each other through groups like masterminds to share insights. By thinking beyond the current framework and structure, providers can offer the root-cause care that patients with chronic illnesses are looking for. — Adair Anderson
Who should attend the Modern Holistic Health Conference?: According to Adair Anderson, the conference is for any provider feeling burnt out in their current business structure. It is designed for those wanting to grow on the clinical, business, and even the emotional or quantum sides of their practice. — Adair Anderson
Why is community important for holistic health practitioners?: Anderson notes that community is essential for both the practice and the patients. Building a group of providers to support each other helps the movement of integrative and functional medicine grow so there are resources to reach more people. — Adair Anderson
Is the environment at Modern Holistic Health judgmental or pretentious?: According to Ted Larsen, the community approach drops barriers like judgmentalism and pretentiousness. He found the experts to be open-hearted and collaborative rather than pejorative in how they share their knowledge. — Ted Larsen
What makes the Modern Holistic Health conference different from others?: Ted Larsen noted that the collaborative spirit and open-heartedness of the presenters transcend modern sociological models. He found the integration of body, health, and spirit to be a unique and fascinating experience worth attending. — Ted Larsen
Can holistic health changes be noticed by others?: Yes, Ted Larsen reported that his large community of followers and peers were 'marveled' by the visible changes they saw in him as a result of this work. — Ted Larsen

Organisations in this topic

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