When her workers' compensation treatments ended, she joined a program of integrated medicine at Thomas Jefferson University Medical Center in Philadelphia. There, she found an approach that combined Western medicine and alternative therapies. As a Native American, Scott found the holistic approach fit with her views on health. But most important, she found that people listened to her. You need to think you are a partner with this.
People have to listen to what the client is saying.
Fibromyalgia is an often-puzzling condition that causes pain and stiffness in the muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Payne knows that treating an illness like fibromyalgia can be troublesome for physicians, too. All rights reserved. Email This to a Friend. All rights reserved.