Summary
Researchers highlight the importance of Integrative and Complementary Practices (ICPs) in health promotion, focusing on innovative actions for primary care. The project involved community workshops, regular sessions of Reiki, Auriculotherapy, and Aesthetic and Therapeutic Massages, as well as training courses. Participant evaluations were extremely positive, generating demand for the institutionalization of these practices in the Unified Health System (SUS). Holistic treatment not only reduces dependence on medications but also promotes a more conscious use of natural resources, emphasizing that integral health is linked to the individual's balance with their environment.
Key points
- Adoption of Integrative and Complementary Practices (ICPs) can reduce the use of pharmaceuticals.
- Regular sessions of Reiki and Auriculotherapy showed high acceptance among participants.
- The demand for training courses in ICPs indicates a growing interest in holistic health.
- The project promoted awareness among managers and health professionals about the importance of ICPs.
- The implementation of ICPs in SUS can transform the approach to public health.
✦ For you
Consider exploring practices like Reiki or Auriculotherapy in your self-care routine. These approaches can help promote a state of well-being and balance. Pay attention to how your body responds to these practices and adjust your routine as needed. If you feel you need additional support, seek a qualified health professional.
For practitionersExpand
When integrating practices like Reiki and Auriculotherapy into your therapeutic approach, assess how these techniques can complement conventional treatments. Consider ongoing training in ICPs to offer more holistic care aligned with patients' needs. Be attentive to the growing demand for these practices in the SUS context.