Examples of real world applications for holistic science:

• Holistic GP Practice
  There is the possibility that training in holistic science could help general practice doctors to make better decisions regarding the possibilities of different diagnoses (whether based on bottom up or top down processes) and the merits of different treatments (whether pharmaceutical or behavioural interventions/workshops), based on the symptoms and the characteristics of the patient.
  
  
• Psychotherapy
  Because of the complexity of the human psyche a holistic perspective on therapy will bring an advantage. As with GPs awareness and understanding of a wide range of treatment options increases benefits to clients.  Psychologists already recognise a holistic view as being the most realistic in the understanding and treatment of psychological problems
  
  
• Science Team Leaders
  Holistic training is likely to suit scientists who are team leaders rather than technicians, by giving them an overall perspective and balanced judgment. Issues such as global warming definitely require a holistic appreciation of natural phenomena rather than a specialized one.
  
  
• Sports Coaches
  Getting the human body to function well requires a holistic approach. While specific systems work well in the short term and in some situations, ultimately an approach that embraces the largest number of possibilities has the greatest chance of success.
  
  
• Science Graduates
  Holistic training would help transition science graduates from the classroom to the real world.