Holistic care aims to treat the whole person, including their physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being. Holistic care is based on the understanding that physical illnesses can be influenced by emotional and mental factors, and vice versa. It recognizes that each individual is unique and has unique needs, values, and health goals.

Holistic care considers all aspects of a person's life:

• Physical health 

• Mental and emotional health 

• Lifestyle 

• Environment 

• Relationships 

• Spiritual beliefs 

• Personal values

• Preferences 

• Health goals 

This comprehensive approach enables healthcare professionals to:  

• Understand the person as a whole 

• Provide care that is tailored to the person's unique needs and circumstances 

• Encourage individuals to take an active role in their own health 

• Encourage individuals to make informed decisions about their healthcare

Holistic care can be provided in various healthcare settings including:

• Hospitals 

• Clinics 

• Home care 

Holistic care can be incorporated into various healthcare disciplines such as:  

• Medicine 

• Nursing 

• Psychology 

• Social work

 In conclusion, holistic care is a comprehensive and personalized approach to healthcare that considers the whole person and their unique needs, values, and health goals. It aims to treat the whole person, including their physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being. It emphasizes the importance of preventive care, healthy lifestyle choices, and patient involvement in healthcare decisions.