Seven short video clips, along with interactive questions and answers, are now available for parents and children. From the main menu you will have the option to select one of the following videos: Integrative Medicine Overview (4:34) Acupuncture (4:02) Aromatherapy (2:58) Biofeedback (3:22) Healing Touch (3:58) Hypnosis (3:35) Massage (3:20) Integrative Medicine Videos

Children's of Minnesota is a national leader in offering integrative treatment options. We have a variety of assessment, treatment, and consultative services for families and children, including:

	holistic assessment by either a single provider or an interdisciplinary team.
	personalized information/resource consultation.
	individual or multimodality treatment approaches, such as:

- academic therapy - acupuncture and acupressure (PDF) - aromatherapy (PDF) - biofeedback - educational consultation and evaluation. - healing touch and Reiki - herbals and botanicals

- integrative cancer care services - massage therapy (PDF) - mind-body skills groups - psychotherapy (individual and family) - reflexology - relaxation and mental imagery - self-regulation skills training

To see the professionals in the Integrative Medicine Clinic, a physician referral is preferred. However, self-referrals are also accepted. New patient appointments are scheduled after we receive the completed intake forms:

	Parent Intake Form (PDF)
	Medical Release Form (PDF)

We need these items to properly schedule and to prepare for your child’s visit. Please fax completed forms to (612) 813-7199 or send to:

Attn: Intake Coordinator
Children’s Hospitals and Clinics- Integrative Medicine
2545 Chicago Avenue South #306
Minneapolis, MN 55404

If you have further questions or would like a hard copy sent to you please call (612) 813-7888.

Once reviewed, an Intake Coordinator will call to schedule an appointment. When an appointment has been scheduled, see Information for Patients and Families about your visit.

We are dedicated to providing equitable, culturally sensitive care regardless of socioeconomic status or insurance coverage. Some services are covered by insurance and others are self-pay. A sliding fee scale makes a variety of therapies affordable.