Massage Therapy
Massage therapy can offer numerous benefits for individuals recovering from addiction. Massage helps to reduce stress and anxiety, which are common triggers for addictive behaviors. By promoting relaxation and releasing tension in the body, massage can enhance feelings of calmness and help individuals cope with cravings. Massage can improve sleep quality, which is often disrupted during addiction recovery. Quality sleep is crucial for the healing process and can aid in reducing withdrawal symptoms. Massage therapy can also help to alleviate physical pain and discomfort, which are often experienced during detoxification. By reducing pain and promoting overall well-being, massage can support individuals in their journey towards recovery. Furthermore, massage can increase the release of endorphins, which are natural mood-enhancing chemicals in the body. This can provide a natural and healthy way to experience pleasure and improve mood, reducing the reliance on substances.
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Residential Addiction Treatment
Behavioral Therapy:
Ongoing cognitive behavioral therapy helps patients learn to cope with cravings and any other lingering issues associated with their addiction.
Family Therapy:
In some instances, patients may benefit from working through addiction with the inclusion of family. This therapy aims to improve relationships and work through situational problems to ensure a successful recovery.
Medical Treatment:
Medications are available to reduce the unpleasant symptoms of drug and alcohol detox as well as prevent cravings. These may be oral or injected medications.
Group Therapy:
Patients work together with others in treatment to establish a strong supportive foundation for recovery.
Holistic Treatments:
These focus on restoring the mind, body and spirit through yoga, meditation, and natural remedies.
Nutritional Therapy:
Due to the detrimental effects drugs and alcohol have on the body, nutrition is key to rebuilding health.