Integrative Approach

A Holistic and Integrative Approach

We believe that addressing mental health requires more than just medication. Many individuals experience lingering symptoms like low motivation, mild depression, or an overall lack of fulfillment. At San Jose Integrative Wellness Center, we combine medication management with holistic treatments, including lifestyle changes, nutritional support, and mindfulness techniques. Our office also provides alternative treatments like TMS therapy.

Our goal is to help you move beyond coping and towards a life filled with contentment, joy, and vitality.

Rediscover your sense of joy and balance with our integrative approach to medication management. At San Jose Integrative Wellness Center we're here to help you find the wellness you deserve. Located in Los Gatos, we serve patients in San Jose and throughout Santa Clara County.

*Psychotherapy provided as needed in coordination with your treatment plan.

  • Neurological

    Neurological treatment of psychiatric disorders often encompasses non-invasive techniques such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), which involves the application of magnetic fields to stimulate or inhibit specific brain regions to alleviate symptoms like depression. EEG (electroencephalogram) is used to record and analyze electrical activity in the brain, aiding in the diagnosis and monitoring of various psychiatric conditions by identifying abnormal patterns and guiding treatment strategies.

  • Biological

    Biological treatment of psychiatric disorders involves the use of medications to target specific neurotransmitter imbalances in the brain, such as antidepressants for mood disorders or antipsychotics for conditions like schizophrenia. Lab work, including blood tests and genetic assessments, can help inform treatment choices and monitor medication effectiveness, and in some cases, supplements like vitamins or minerals may be prescribed to address nutritional deficiencies that could exacerbate psychiatric symptoms.

  • Psychosocial

    The psychosocial perspective of mental health emphasizes the interplay between an individual's psychological and social factors in understanding mental well-being, considering how personal experiences, relationships, and societal influences shape a person's mental state. It underscores the importance of addressing not only the individual's internal psychological processes but also the external social and environmental contexts to promote holistic mental health.

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