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Scott Denny PhD Integrative Hospital Associates
Acupuncture, Holistic Medicine, Mind Body Medicine And More!




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Specializing in the Painless Acupuncture Method

and Holistic Healthcare

Award Winning Practice!
AWARD WINNING

Scott Denny, PhD is the ten time
recipient of the Continuing Education
Excellence Award in Pain Management
and the recipient of the 2007
Outstanding Associate Award
from The Zachariah Family
Wellness Pavilion at Holy Cross Hospital.

Please Read This Announcement
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We have moved our practice

from Holy Cross Hospital.

We now have practice locations in

Fort Lauderdale, Davie

Coral Springs

Call our toll free number for more information:
888- 840-4325 (HEAL)

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Our practice now accepts insurance.

Please click here for details


ABC News Report
Featuring Scott Denny, PhD


Holistic Health Magazine Interview Featuring Scott Denny, PhD

Interview Featuring Dr. Denny


P.A.N.D.O.R.A. Recommended


Scott Denny PhD Weblog

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Develop Your Personal Plan For Health & Wellbeing

Developing a personal plan for health and wellbeing


Florida Board of Acupuncture Information Brochure

Florida Board of Acupuncture brochure


Free Holistic Lifestyle Questionnaire

TestWell.org


Press Releases

Florida Hospital Association Press Release


 Visit Our Other Practice Website In Davie, Florida

Click here for the MultiCare Clinic in Davie, Florida


Visit Our Natural Anti-Aging Website

 


 

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Oriental Medicine

""Oriental medicine encompasses a variety of health care therapies, and is an integrative medicine unto itself. Acupuncture and herbology are the most popular treatments in the United States. Other aspects of oriental medicine include: diet, nutrition, lifestyle counseling, tai qi (martial arts/ physical exercise), tui na (pushing/grasping) which is a manual technique for the treatment of the muscles and joints, zheng gu (correct bone) which is a joint mobilization technique, cupping (gently drawing the skin into cups with suction), gua sha (stimulation of the skin by a round-edged instrument), and feng shui (environmental balance).

Oriental Medicine looks at illnesses from a different perspective than conventional medicine. The underlying principle of oriental medicine is that we have a life force that energizes all the metabolic activity in our bodies, and this life forces (often referred to as "Qi") is always moving and flowing. When qi flows unimpeded, we are healthy. When qi is blocked, we experience pain and ultimately disease. The treatment strategy is to find the areas of blocked energy, and help remove those blocks, which in turn helps the body return to its natural healthy state.

The Integrative Approach

Ancient meridian drawingAs discussed on the homepage, integrative medicine is an extremely powerful approach in helping patients with a variety of health conditions.

The National Center for Complementary & Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) of the National Institutes of Health defines complementary and alternative medicine as:

"A group of diverse medical and health care systems, practices, and products that are not presently considered to be part of conventional medicine."

The NCCAM also defines integrative medicine as:

"Combining mainstream medical therapies and CAM therapies for which there is some high-quality scientific evidence of safety and effectiveness."

As you will read on the following web pages, we offer many integrative health services from both eastern and western philosophies, bringing them together resulting in a unique treatment approach.

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