What We Do
Our multi-disciplinary team can help individuals achieve self-actualisation by offering customised interventions that address issues that may be limiting their full potential. Our approach involves assessing and identifying limiting beliefs and behaviors, developing practical strategies for change, and providing ongoing support to achieve personal growth and fulfillment.
Step 1:
Assessment
Step 2:
Planning
Step 3:
Intervention
Step 4:
Evaluation
Individual awareness of our Mind, Body & Spirit
Mind
Mental health is more than the absence of mental disorders. It is experienced differently from one person to the next, with varying degrees of difficulty and distress and potentially very different personal outcomes. Good mental health is a state of well-being that enables us to cope with the stresses of life, learn and work well, and function in society. It is an integral component of well-being that underpins our individual ability to understand and regulate emotions and feelings, make decisions and build sustainable relationships.
Body
Physical health is about optimising the form and function of our bodies throughout our lives, maintaining it's capabilities and minimising the risk of health threatening conditions.
We can maintain a level of personal control over our physical health, irrespective of our genetic blueprint, by staying physically fit and disease free.
Being physically well allows us to remain independent, which goes hand in hand with mental and spiritual health in promoting the most positive life experiences.
Spirit
The human spirit is an extraordinary force within each individual, embodying an array of qualities and capabilities.
From resilience to creativity, empathy to courage, the human spirit showcases its incredible potential in various aspects of life.
Spiritual health creates a balance between physical, psychological and social aspects of human life.
We may not be aware of our spirit on a day to day basis, but through meditation, mindfulness and living in the present moment we can achieve spiritual awakening.
Self-Actualisation
The process of realising one’s full potential and achieving a deep sense of personal fulfillment.
The concept was introduced by Abraham Maslow, who identified it as the highest level in his hierarchy of needs. Maslow believed that people must satisfy lower-level needs such as physiological and safety needs before achieving self-actualisation.
