Health Integration and Resiliency Center-Hiarc

“Expenses convention marketing & promot 515 office expense 216 internet & software 3,255 supplies 905 food (conferences) 465 meals & entertainment 40 continuing education 1,980 licenses & fees 257 miscellaneous 375 total 8,008”

“The shim institute promotes the connection of mind, body and spirit for the purpose of creating a supportive healing environment, tailored to the individual needs of the patient. We define spirituality as the dimension of a person that seeks to find internal meaning and purpose in their life through their relationships with themselves, with others and with a higher power. The shim 7 principles of healing are: faith, hope, social connectedness, purpose, control, forgiveness, and gratitude.”

“2015 utah integrative health conference affidavit of purpose the university of utah integrative health conference is a collaboration of educators, healthcare professionals, counselors, students and community networks. The conference will endeavor to bring better understanding and promotion of optimal health, well-being and healthy lifestyles through comprehensive and integrative approaches. By addressing social, cultural, political issues and beliefs, the conference intends to raise awareness, dispel myths and support evidence based methods which will improve the knowledge, understanding and well-being of students and professionals, as well as the greater community. This conference will disseminate the most current and up-to-date evidence based research and support for integrative health practices to all healthcare professionals - conventional and integrative, educators and students in the healthcare field and anyone interested in learning about an integrative approach to healthcare and treatment. The national institute of health has predicted that all providers of healthcare will be versed in integrative health modalities by the year 2020. The university of utah recognizes and is responding to the burgeoning science driving interest in this field. Upon completion of the conference participants will: -understand the nature of integrative health, and its future in medical practice and education. -understand which integrative health modalities are evidence based, which are best practices, and which might be harmful. -learn practical skills to improve mental, physical, spiritual, and ecological wellbeing. -experience concepts and skills that motivate people to adopt healthier lifestyles through integrative health modalities.”