| Table 1: Common CAM Therapies and Systems of Medicine Offered in the U.S. and Internationally. | ||
|
Acupuncture |
Chiropractic | Naturopathic Medicine |
| Acupressure | Cranial Osteopathy | Nutritional Therapy |
| Alexander Technique | Environmental Medicine | **Qigong |
| Applied Kinesiology | Herbal Medicine | Reflexology |
| Anthroposophic Medicine | **Homeopathy | *Relaxation and Visualization |
| Aromatherapy | **Hypnosis | **Reiki |
| *Autogenetic Training | *Imagery | Shiatsu |
| ***Ayurvedic Medicine | Massage and Bodywork | **Spiritual Healing |
| Bioelectromagnetics | *Meditation | **Therapeutic Touch |
| *Energy Medicine | ***Mexican-American Med. | ***Traditional Chinese Medicine |
| Feldenkrais | ***Native American Med. | Yoga |
| ***Kampo Medicine | ||
| Many CAM therapies and practices are derived from complex systems of healthcare and healing, and are typically delivered within the context of overall care rather than as a stand-alone therapy. They may be delivered as stand-alone treatments by those who are not trained in the particular system of medicine. The areas marked with a "*" are included in SIIB sections on OHE, with a "**" under CAMP and with a "***" under TIMR. | ||