This is a study of 109 patients who attended the Research Clinic for Holistic Medicine in
Copenhagen during the 2004–2006 period, grouped according to the symptoms they …

We investigated the treatment effect of psychodynamic short‐term therapy complemented
with bodywork on patients who presented with physical illness at the Research Clinic for …

To review and evaluate the side effects and negative effects of an intensive clinical holistic
medicine (CHM) program in Sweden. Intensive clinical holistic therapy has since 1985 been …

About 50% of the general population has a chronic disease not cured by biomedicine.
Objectives: Meta-analysis of holistic clinical medicine for which chronic patients were treated …

To review adverse events of intensive, clinical holistic medicine (CUM) as it is practiced in
holistic body-psychotherapy in England and Germany. Gerda Boyesen's" biodynamic …

In recent years, there has been an increasing acceptance of the notion that the mind can
influence the body. This is psychosomatic medicine, and is a major step toward restoring the …

Scientific holistic medicine is built on holistic medical theory, on therapeutic and ethical
principles. The rationale is that the therapist can take the patient into a state of …

We had a success rate of treating low, self‐assessed, global quality of life (measured by
QOL1: How would you assess the quality of your life now?) with clinical holistic medicine of …

The holistic approach to medicine and health care emphasizes the integrity of each person's
physical, mental, and spiritual being, the psychosocial context of health and illness, the …

Clinical holistic medicine (CHM) is short‐term psychodynamic psychotherapy (STPP)
complemented with bodywork and philosophical exercises, to be more efficient in treating …