''l"lala akong lakas. Para nkon. g nmmpos" (I lnck energy) ~Parang Ttindi ako makapag-isip. Laying nawaumla sa sarili" (l cannot think clearly. I feel that J am nol myself) ··par-ang may liangin sa aki11g katawan" UMC1i11il ang pakiramd am ko pero wa/a akong lagnat" (I feel lhat there is 'air· inside my body. I feel warm but I am not sick) Physical assessment revealed no medical problems. No one manifested any palhophysiologic conditiuns, trcalmcnl related problem~ (ex. immobility, pcrioperntivc c. xpericnce, labor and delivery) and maturutiona l factors. They Wt:!n: all working and c:apahlc of doing their regular activities and 1rc::portcd no strain in Lbcir fomily and personnl relationships. All of them have a low level of work-related stress. Eventually, the diagnosis of Eruirgy Fidel Disturbance was used. Carpenito (2002: 348) calls it ll state of disruption of the flow or energy su1Tounding a person's being thnl results in a disharmony of the body, mind and spirit. $ini;e the practitiom:rs were also trained in Reiki (a type of loucl1 Lherapy lhal uses sc:nnning of the energy fieltl~). Lhe perceive<l ch,mg\1S in energy flow (sensed as hot, culd) pruvidccl add it ion. 11 dati1 for the assessment. This is a particular situation where there was a need to expa11d ;1wareness on the differing viewpoints on he human hody. Cnnvcnlional p;1radigrns would refer to the physica J body as the basis for assessmcnl. In other traditions of healing, the body is composed of the physical and the non-physical layers (also c;JIJed the ;mric fields). The distortions in the non-physical J. wer can be dctcc. :ted by an experienced practitioner as areas of "hot, cold, tingling". Carpenito (2002: 349) describes the management of clients with this type of disturbance by using therapeutic touch. The nursing-clinic based practice also provided e~-periences oo the use of wellness diagnoses. A wellness diagnosis is very useful for healthy clients who require teachin. g for health promotion and disease preveotion and personal growth (1. Vilkinson, 2007: 232). lt is commonly stated as "Readine:;s for Enhanced, Potential for Enhanced, or Potential for Growth or Effective ft Some wellness diagnosis used in the clinic were: Potential for Enhanced Pareoting Effective Breastfeedi ng Effective Health Management/ Health. Maintenance Pattern a Health-Seeking ·Behavior Consider the case below as an example of a client w:itb a wellness diagnosis: Client A, 35 years old visits the clinic. Assessment reveals no problems. She verbalizes the desire to have an exercise regimen ao<l a health. ier diet. She said, "gusto ko na manatiling malusog at malakas (I want to be healthy and strong)" Nutritional assessment reveals normal findings. There were no signs and symptoms of problems nor risk factors to her health. Sioce she needed help in establishing an exercise routine, she was assessed on readiness for physical fitness activity using the Physical Activity Readiness 319---