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512 modalities — practices a practitioner delivers — each with evidence context.

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Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a traditional healing practice involving the precise insertion of fine needles into specific points on…

3 practitioners · 13 conditions

#2Holistic

Aboriginal Practices

Aboriginal practices encompass traditional Indigenous healing methods that…

1 practitioners

#3Complementary

Occupational Therapy

#4Holistic

Acupressure

2 practitioners · 16 conditions

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Modalities are grouped across the MACH framework — Metaphysical, Alternative, Complementary, and Holistic. Each entry explains what the practice is, the conditions people explore it for, its evidence context, and practitioners who offer it. Browse conditions, symptoms, or the practitioner directory.

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