Bridging Body, Mind & Spirit for True Well-Being

Helping Organizations and Communities Become Attuned to Spirit - changing the way we look at things.

Living in Modern Life

What’s Holding You Back from True Well-Being?

You try to eat right, exercise, and manage stress—but something still feels off. Despite doing “all the right things,” exhaustion lingers, anxiety builds, and fulfillment feels out of reach. Modern life pulls us in every direction, leaving little time to truly care for ourselves.

  • Health Feels Fragmented – The body, mind, and spirit are treated separately, yet they’re deeply connected.

  • Mental Overload – Your thoughts race, stress piles up, and you feel trapped in survival mode.

  • Quick Fixes Don’t Last – Diets, self-help trends, and wellness hacks offer temporary relief, not real change.

We were never meant to live this way. So how do we reclaim balance, energy, and purpose?

The Mind, Body, Spirit Connection

A Life of Healing and Connection

After 50 years in medicine, I’ve learned that true well-being isn’t just physical—it’s about integrating the body, mind, and spirit into a whole, thriving self. Healing isn’t only about prescriptions or procedures; it’s about how we live, think, and connect with something deeper.

  • When patients aligned their mindset and spirit with their physical health, their recovery transformed.

  • When people found joy, purpose, and intention, their health improved in ways science couldn’t always explain.

  • When they embraced a holistic approach, they didn’t just feel better—they became more alive.

This isn’t just theory. It’s a lifelong truth I’ve seen firsthand.

“When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.”

Living a Whole Life: A Guide to Real Well-Being

True health is more than a routine—it’s a way of living.

In Living a Whole Life, I share the key to lasting well-being: the interconnection of body, mind, and spirit. This book offers simple, science-backed, and experience-driven insights to help you:

✔ Break free from stress and overwhelm
✔ Build daily habits that nourish your whole self
✔ Find deep joy, resilience, and a renewed sense of purpose

Ready to feel whole again?

About The NEW Book

A movement to restore and preserve antibiotic effectiveness.

Every chapter offers key takeaways you can immediately begin implementing. Discover actionable suggestions for improved patient care and better protocols.

Underscored with wry wit and true-to-life tales, Dr. Patterson warns of the tragedy of a post-antibiotic era as he explains how to prevent it from happening.

Working with Change Makers

  • “I have had firsthand experience of Dr. Patterson’s ingenious ability to uncover the root cause of issues and translate those to produce better patient outcomes. His work has changed not only the way we define infections but also the mindset of historical treatment practices.”

    – Susan Brenner, MT(ASCP) Beckman Coulter Inc.

  • “I have witnessed firsthand Dr. Patterson’s expertise and dedication in this critical field. This book eloquently exposes the dangers of antibiotic overuse and offers invaluable insights for both facilities and individuals.”

    – Doug Maxwell, Vice President, TridentCare Health Services

  • “Dr. Peter Patterson is an original. He began talking about, training, and instituting antibiotic stewardship programs long before antibiotic stewardship was recognized as a necessity for our society and for the world. Although some have now taken up the banner, Dr. Patterson is the person who first brought antibiotic stewardship to light, and he has constructed practical and usable programs. These programs are now successfully being utilized in hospitals, nursing homes/skilled nursing facilities, and outpatient clinics. The medical field, and the world in general, owes Dr.Patterson a great deal of gratitude.”

    – John M. Wadleigh, D.O., Medical Director

  • “Dr. Patterson is an acknowledged expert in antibiotic stewardship. His book tells the truth about the overuse of antibiotics. Highly recommended.” – Jack Grapes, Author of Method Writing: The First Four Concepts

    – Jack Grapes, Author of Method Writing: The First Four Concepts

  • “Dr. Pete’s commonsense approach to our overuse of antibiotics and clinical insight into identifying actual infections have brought guiding light principles to our long-term-care facility.”

    – Debbie S. Friebus, BSN RN, Devon Gables Nurse Educator

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