Natasha supports clients to move from surviving to thriving. The Wholistik Living Project looks at life and people as a whole, not just individual states of disease. It considers the person’s mind, body, spirit, development, relationships, environment, and how these components affect one another. Although pain and suffering is acknowledged, there is an emphasis on positive states that influence health and well-being: Faith, intention, hope, optimism, love, will, humor, joy, creativity, playfulness, and confidence. The goal is to restore health, balance and vitality.