About Us
Our Mission:
To offer recovery from mental illness providing holistic options in hospitals and alternatives for mental health clients in addition to integrated services that support a successful outcome.
We provide a holistic mental health for First Nations people in Canada, returning them to the roots of natural healing.
The overall goal of Holistic Vision Canada is to introduce mental health patients to the holistic programs and benefits of personalized nutrition and counseling programs with a view to long-term management and health lifestyle choices.
Our primary target is to be sourced as an educational resource for mental health professionals, a support for parents, and a lifeline for those suffering from a biochemical condition or mental illness. We offer a complimentary program to regular medical care to help each client gain independence, stability, perspective and balance.
The HVC advocate will assist clients to try a new biochemical approach to wellness that includes nutrition, exercise, and research-based supplements from Advanced Orthomolecular Reasearch. A holistic modality includes the healing of the spiritual, emotional, mental and physical person and prescribes a treatment based on the cause which is pioneered by our founder and leading nutritionist Emily Isaacson.
Practitioners can become registered by applying for membership through Code Medici International, the international holistic mental health, and receive referrals in their area and assist in the growth of this organization.
Holistic Vision Canada has been established by Emily Isaacson, CHN in affiliation with world-renowned orthomolecular psychiatrist, the late Dr. Abram Hoffer, specifically to regulate the profession of holistic mental health services in Canada through advocacy for in-hospital care options, nutrition and health education for clients to improve their medical outcome. We also offer solutions to effectuate disease management in the mental health field.
Holistic Vision Canada is dependent donations, grants and government funding, as well as their applied mental health recovery and rehabilitation programs offered to holistic clients, hospital patients, children, teens, women and aboriginals.
