If they wanted to provide a tested therapy as an option to staff, that would be fine. It unfortunately generally seems to be some poorly thought out program sla

If they wanted to provide a tested therapy as an option to staff, that would be fine. It unfortunately generally seems to be some poorly thought out program slapped together by management. My mother used to be a nurse, and they brought in some people who were apparently actual Bhuddhists of some sort. She found the whole thing offensive for religious reasons. On the more practical front, they were encouraging medical staff to all put their hands in bowls of beads as an everyday activity. Not exactly the greatest idea given that they want to keep everyone's hands sterile, and no one washed the things.