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Holistic Living
As an organization, our mission is support parents wherever they are on their journey and whatever choices they have made. We seek to support parents and educate them about holistic living, without excluding them for their choices.
Holistic living is the art of living in balance with ourselves and our environment. Understanding and respecting that all things are interconnected is at the heart of a holistic lifestyle. Holistic living is about taking responsibility for our actions and choices in the knowledge that these choices have consequences for all living things on the planet. At the Holistic Moms Network™, we work hard to bring parents together and to support them in a holistic philosophy and lifestyle. We recognize that there are many choices and paths within the holistic lifestyle.
As an organization, our mission is support parents wherever they are on their journey and whatever choices they have made. We seek to support parents and educate them about holistic living, without excluding them for their choices.
As HMN Advisory Board Member and Publisher of Mothering Magazine Peggy O’Mara says: “Successful advocacy rests on holding a position without being positional. And while we don’t always feel we can compromise where our children’s needs are concerned, we can develop a capacity to insist on our position without insulting others.”
