Delhi Embraces Traditional Healing: Neurotherapy in Focus

Delhi's Chief Minister Rekha Gupta emphasized the significance of promoting India's traditional healing systems, such as neurotherapy, at the 14th Wellness Neurotherapy Day. Highlighting their growing global recognition, she revealed plans to enhance neurotherapy facilities and underlined the role of alternative medicine in lifestyle transformations.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 23-08-2025 20:18 IST | Created: 23-08-2025 20:18 IST
Delhi Embraces Traditional Healing: Neurotherapy in Focus
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In a bid to elevate India's traditional healing systems, the Delhi government is taking significant strides, according to Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. Speaking at the 14th Wellness Neurotherapy Day, Gupta highlighted the burgeoning global recognition of methods like neurotherapy, an age-old practice rooted in Indian heritage.

Gupta noted the increasing importance of these traditional medicinal systems in contemporary times, as they often provide solutions for medical conditions where modern science might fall short. 'The government is dedicated to enhancing neurotherapy facilities, developing new centers, and ensuring broader accessibility for the public,' Gupta remarked.

She further emphasized that these alternative medical systems not only offer treatment but also promote holistic lifestyle changes, benefiting society as a whole. The occasion also saw the release of a book by Ramgopal Dixit, further spreading awareness and knowledge of this traditional system.

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