Mental Health & Wellness - Goetz Lmft, Sara
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A good healthcare practitioner won't treat the symptoms but will treat the underlying cause. The western diet, which is high in processed, sugary carbohydrates and trans fats, is linked to detrimental effects on our memory, cognition, and even our emotions. It is believed and has been researched by many, that this diet promotes inflammation, alters the gut microbiota, and contributes to chronic stress, both physical and mental. Immune health was not highlighted until a few years ago. Practitioners and patients quickly realized that if you take care of your body, your body will take care of…mehr

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A good healthcare practitioner won't treat the symptoms but will treat the underlying cause. The western diet, which is high in processed, sugary carbohydrates and trans fats, is linked to detrimental effects on our memory, cognition, and even our emotions. It is believed and has been researched by many, that this diet promotes inflammation, alters the gut microbiota, and contributes to chronic stress, both physical and mental. Immune health was not highlighted until a few years ago. Practitioners and patients quickly realized that if you take care of your body, your body will take care of you. A holistic approach typically means that we think of the entire body when focusing on health and not just one part of the body, as our bodies are connected and if one part of our body and external and internal forces impact other areas of our body. For example, your gut health directly affects your mental health, therefore, if you eat foods that cause inflammation or foods that have a lot of chemicals in them you might notice that you feel sluggish or even sad. A holistic approach is the most effective way to treat mental health as well as physical health.
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Sara Goetz has been a mental health practitioner and holistic wellness coach for 12 years. At the beginning of her career she noticed that patients were nding it hard to feel better with traditional therapy techniques and coping skills alone. It seemed like patients were struggling and returning frequently with similar symptoms. She then started looking into other areas of patients' lives to nd underlying causes of mental illness. Being an avid researcher, Sara found several holistic health doctors within the mental health and physical health sectors that have completed studies and provided peer reviewed results showing that when you are treating one part of the body, you must look at other parts of the body because everything's connected. Therefore, when looking at mental health, one must look at gut health and what is being put into the body or placed onto the body. What is being put on and into the body (chemicals, synthetics, preservatives, ca eine, alcohol, etc) directly impacts one's mental and physical health. For example, salami can cause depression, blueberries can help one cope with PTSD, and taking vitamin D can help ght back against anxiety and depression. Food can either heal you or hurt you, both mentally and physically. Therefore, Sara has devoted years to researching how and what foods and substances impact you both negatively and positively.