Integrative Therapies — Whole-Person Healing Across All Sukino Centres

Sukino’s integrative therapy process is structured, evidence-led, and centred entirely around the whole person. We understand that no two patients are alike — and that genuine healing requires a plan that addresses all dimensions of a person’s experience, not just their primary diagnosis.

Step 1: Comprehensive Integrative Assessment

Every integrative therapy journey at Sukino begins with a thorough whole-person assessment conducted by our multidisciplinary team. This includes a detailed medical, psychological, and social history review; evaluation of the patient’s physical condition, neurological status, and functional capacity; psychological screening for mood, trauma, anxiety, and cognitive wellbeing; assessment of lifestyle factors including sleep, nutrition, activity levels, and social support; and collaborative goal-setting with the patient, their family, and the wider care team. This holistic assessment ensures that every dimension of the patient’s health and recovery context is understood before a single therapy session begins.

Step 2: Personalised Integrative Care Plan

Based on the comprehensive assessment, our integrative therapy specialists design a bespoke, multi-modal care plan tailored to the patient’s diagnosis, recovery stage, personal goals, and cultural context. The plan may combine physiotherapy and occupational therapy with yoga therapy, mindfulness-based stress reduction, art or music therapy, acupuncture or acupressure, breathwork and relaxation techniques, nutritional counselling, and cognitive or emotional rehabilitation. All complementary modalities included in the plan are evidence-informed and clinically supervised. The plan is reviewed regularly and adapted as the patient progresses through their recovery journey.

Step 3: Integrative Therapy Delivery

Our integrative therapists deliver treatment through carefully coordinated, individually tailored sessions that blend clinical rehabilitation with complementary healing modalities. For stroke recovery, this may include neurological physiotherapy combined with yoga therapy and mindfulness for emotional healing. For cancer patients, integrative therapy may incorporate oncology rehabilitation alongside guided relaxation, art therapy, and nutritional support. For PTSD and emotional healing, trauma-informed psychotherapy is combined with somatic techniques, breathwork, and group support. For chronic pain, manual therapy, acupuncture, and cognitive approaches are integrated into a unified pain management programme. All integrative therapy services at Sukino are delivered in safe, purpose-designed therapeutic environments across all our centres.

Step 4: Monitoring, Progress Tracking & Recovery

Integrative healing is a journey, and consistent progress monitoring is central to achieving lasting outcomes. Our integrative therapy team tracks each patient’s progress through regular clinical reassessments, validated outcome measures, patient-reported wellbeing indicators, and open communication with the full care team and family. Treatment plans are refined continuously based on evolving needs, ensuring the patient remains on track toward their physical, emotional, and functional recovery goals. Post-discharge, our integrative counselling services and aftercare programmes help patients sustain their healing momentum and maintain the gains achieved during active treatment.