Talita Mota

By definition, therapist is the professional, within the health segment, who is dedicated to the care and repair of damages to health.

Integrative Therapy is an approach in health that considers the individual as an inseparable whole.  

We understand that health is the natural state of balance of the organism, and is crossed by physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, social and environmental aspects.

Diseases and symptoms appear when there is a disturbance in the balance of these spheres of life, which make up our health.

When this happens, the integrative therapist will combine different techniques, seeking to bring the body back into balance, for complete restoration of health.

I always like to remember that integrative therapy is not intended to replace conventional medical treatment, from an allopathic perspective. We offer integrative and complementary treatments.  

For example : You have a stomach problem. You go to the gastro to treat. But why did you get sick? Have you been stressed? Why? Is serotonin lacking? Have you been eating foods that contain the precursor amino acid of serotonin? Have you been sunbathing? Have you been sleeping well? If exercised? if fun? Can I teach you resources to manage your emotions in everyday life? What tools can I give you for this?

The accompaniment of an integrative therapist will make you improve faster, by intervening in several areas, and will prevent the illness from returning, since, together with you, he will find a way to correct the imbalance that generated the illness. Otherwise, your stomach will improve, you won't correct your habits and soon another problem will appear. He understands?

We can also intervene before the onset of the disease, in prevention. If you start to experience symptoms such as pain, insomnia and other changes, without any clinical changes, we can together identify the imbalance and correct it, preventing a pathology from installing, through increased health.