The St. Louis Wellness Center is dedicated to complete health and wellness, integrating techniques that strengthen the whole person. We are home to a supportive group of professionals committed to nurturing client health and wellness.  We strive to offer the most beneficial services in our area, guiding psychological, physiological, and spiritual recovery and growth through comprehensive and holistic methods.

 

A holistic approach views mind, body, and spirit not as separate entities, but as integral parts. Wellness approaches in the holistic field are wholesome, healthy, and not harmful or toxic to any individual or the environment: They encourage balance and harmony for the individual, society and the planet. A holistic approach supports the practice of engaging in self-care and educating oneself about health.  It urges one to be both active in their own treatment and health care as well as daily life.

 

At the St. Louis Wellness Center, this is done through a variety of services including:

Mind Body Spirit

Individual Psychotherapy

Child and Adolescent Therapy

Psychiatric Care

Addictions Counseling

Group Counseling

Couples and Family Counseling

Massage Therapy

Far-Infrared Sauna

Whole Body Vibration

Spiritual Exploration and Awareness

Meditation Groups and Instruction

Shambhala Meditation Group

Being healthy does not necessarily mean the absence of disease or illness. It is about being willing and open to the pursuit of reaching ones potential. At the St. Louis Wellness Center this is done by addressing health through a multifaceted approach.

 

For general information, please call 314-963-7711.  If you are interested in seeing a specific provider, please contact them at the phone number listed on their profile.  

 

If you have purchased a Groupon for the Far-Infrared Sauna, you may call 314-963-7711 to set up an appointment.  Sessions are available by appointment only.  We are able to accommodate sauna appointments in the morning, afternoon, and evening during the week and have some availability for appointments on the weekends.

 

           "To be content means that you realize you contain what you seek." -Alan Cohen