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Synergy
To Synergize- to coordinate to increase the activity of a substance. Synergy’s aim is to expand our conception of medicine and the art of healing by appreciating transcultural and non-traditional conceptions of medicine.
From material to mind, for the surgeon to the psychiatrist, we seek to
introduce practical and relevant means to maximize our patients’ healing. For
example, what is the Feldenkrais Method? What can it do for the post-op
patient? How about the healthy patient? Let’s explore the benefits and
limitations of a Tibetan prayer chant, acupuncture, practicing yoga,
meditation, or tai chi, etc. As the world grows smaller, what is foreign or
obscure becomes more easily accessible. The practice of western medicine
should not be self limiting, but rather adapt to and capitalize on the
alternatives available in these unique times. Look for periodic Synergy
emails describing upcoming events, or send an email with any questions,
comments, or SUGGESTIONS!
T2 Leaders:
Casey Reising creising@tulane.edu
Ansley Roche aroche@tulane.edu
