A Leader in Complementary Therapies

Harrison Medical Center offers a group of services older than modern medicine but not found in all hospitals. Harrison offers these services without charge to you:

Aromatherapy
Creative arts therapy
Therapeutic music
Pet therapy
Soft touch hand rub
Support groups
Healing gardens
Guided imagery/music
Therapeutic yoga
Therapeutic exercise

Benefits for cardiovascular patients

Over the years, many studies have proven the benefits of the complementary therapies we offer. They provide a balance of physical, emotional, and spiritual health. When you have health issues, this vital balance improves many aspects of your experience.

Research shows that most patients experience:

Reduced pain perception
Reduced stress
Fewer symptoms
Improved coping
Improved sleep
Improved emotional well-being

Everyone has individual needs and preferences—we know that it’s no different for you or anyone else with cardiovascular disease. You might feel more comfortable with one therapy over another. At Harrison, we welcome you to try these different services; see what works best for you. There are many choices.

Harrison’s exceptional therapists

Well-educated and specially trained professionals provide our complementary therapies. We offer you the highest quality services, no matter which ones you choose. Our compassionate team does rounds in the hospital to make sure patients have access to this special care. We also welcome you to request services during your visits to Harrison.

Harrison’s complementary therapies staff has many certifications and specialized education, including:

Certified therapeutic musician
Certified pet therapy team
Licensed mental health counselor
Registered art therapist – board certified
Trained clinical aromatherapists
Trained therapeutic yoga instructor
Certified hypnotherapist

As a leader in these complementary therapies, we also provide training and consultation to healthcare providers (locally, regionally, and nationally) who are interested in program development.

For more information, please talk to your primary care doctor or cardiovascular specialist. You may also e-mail or call 360-744-4924.