T
ransformation — what According to the Merriam- sight than desired! — how a
sounds like a current Webster Online Dictionary situation you were thinking about
“buzz” word is actu- (2008), some meanings of the or involved in may have trans-
ally something that everyone verb transform include “to change formed, often in multiple stages,
goes through, in varying degrees, in composition or structure, to as you gave it more time, thought,
The State of
Transformation
and effort. Oftentimes a project
that you were asked to participate
in at work started out as one idea
with a certain plan tentatively set
up for implementing it, and yet it
ended up as something completely
different, barely recognizable as
the original idea, and yet often
much better than you ever imag-
��ow
ined possible!
In healthcare practices, the
transformation is one that has
been progressing slowly and
steadily toward natural alterna-
throughout their lives. It can change the outward form or tives for non-crisis care. This
happen in your work and busi- appearance of, or to change in transformation is being directed
nesses, in your homes and character or condition.” This can by a large group of people — the
families, and in your health and easily apply to various situations general public, who for a long
personal agenda. It is currently in your life: If you are a parent time did not believe that they had
happening in the realm of health- you can see how your priorities in the right or the power to make
care — one has only to look at life have transformed from your their voices heard. There are
the trends in healthcare plans and early adulthood to today; or, you many avenues to take in this area,
the costs over the last fifty years can see how each child (seemingly and all can be valuable; they are
to find evidence of this. The key magically sometimes) transforms often non-invasive, non-toxic, less
is to understand what transforma- his/her ideas and how they handle expensive, holistic, and — this
tion is, and how to anticipate it, things in the ever-changing situ- is key — they are more likely to
look forward to it, and maybe ations they encounter as they work! The practitioners usually
assist others with their transfor- grow and mature. You can often explain things carefully to the
mations! see — sometimes with more hind- client, taking the time to make
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