The modalities of life can be understood in various forms, but the healing and helping modalities used in response to life modalities are as blended as are the life modalities themselves. The perspectives highlighted below convey the complexity and diversity of what constitutes the modalities of life with the following associated responses.
Refers to the sensory experiences, cognitive processes, and emotional landscapes that shape our understanding of life. Some of these perspectives formed in our youth still guide us today as adults but are manageable.
Refers to experiences such as pleasure and pain, which are considered primary experiences that define our existence. Some of these perspectives we have no control over, but they can be managed mitigated, as well as habits created to enhance.
Refers to specific approaches or techniques used to address mental health issues, helping individuals feel seen and heard. Some of these perspectives formed in our youth still guide us today as adults but are manageable.