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KMID : 1148220130090020191
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Journal of Arts Psychotherapy
2013 Volume.9 No. 2 p.191 ~ p.218
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A Holistic Integral Model for Mind-Body Healing : An Alternative to Ken Wilber's AQAL Model
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Cho Hyo-Nam
Ahn He-Young
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Abstract
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The purpose of this paper is to present a holistic integral model for comprehensive Mind-Body healing. It aims to overcome a lack of a meta-theory in the emerging field of the integrative Mind-Body healing. This study is based on Ken Wilber's AQAL model but attempts to go beyond his theoretical trajectory to offer a more inclusive and explanatory framework for a holistic and integrative Mind-Body healing. In achieving this proposed goal, this study focuses on the following two tasks: first, presenting a systematic framework for holistic health and integrative Mind-Body healing; second, pointing out the limitations of Ken Wilber's AQAL framework when applied in terms of holistic and integral Mind-Body healing; and lastly, offering the Holistic Integral Healing Life Practice(HIHLP) Model. Though not comprehensive, this model is characterized by the fact that it is based on Ken Wilber's integral theory but transcends it by including such knowledge as modern physics, new science, and quantum physics. The expected effects of this model could be the expansion of the possibility of highlighting the interconnectedness and complementary nature of a wide variety of healing modalities and approaches. The significance of this study can be found in the fact that this HIHLP model helps healing program developers view their programs from a wider, more holistic, and integral perspective.
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KEYWORD
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Ken Wilber, AQAL, Integrative Mind-Body Healing, Integral Theory, Holistic Integral Healing Life Practice
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