Integrative Treatments

The Amethyst Bio Mat is known to be a powerful detoxifier, assisting in releasing its user from addictions such as alcohol, food and substance abuse, as well as hangovers and toxic residues.

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EMDR is a structured therapy that encourages the patient to focus briefly on the trauma memory while simultaneously experiencing bilateral stimulation (typically eye movements).  Ongoing research supports positive clinical outcomes showing EMDR therapy as a helpful treatment for disorders such as anxiety, depression, OCD, chronic pain, addictions, and other distressing life experiences.

Source: EMDRIA

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For individuals suffering with addiction, Alpha-Stim therapy provides a treatment tool that aids in recovery by helping to control feelings of depression and anxiety. It also helps with treating insomnia and physical pain. 

Source: Alpha-Stim

Emotions and memories can be accessed by engaging the fascial system.   In fact, myofascial release is one of the best ways to safely navigate past traumas and renegotiate our relationship with them. 

Source: MFR Therapists  

Massage helps to increase serotonin and dopamine (feel-good hormones) and decrease cortisol which is related to stress. During detox and withdrawal, dopamine levels drop dramatically making for uncomfortable or even painful sensations.

Resource: Beachway Therapy Center

Using Yoga in Addiction Recovery can be

Life changing...it requires balance...both physical and mental. Yoga is a practice that restores balance, strength, and flexibility to the mind and body. You will simply be more comfortable in your mind and body if you practice yoga.

Source: HolisticQ                                                                         

Music therapy offers a wide range of possibilities for treating drug addiction and other substance use disorders, as well as the underlying mental health issues that feed the addiction disease in many cases. 

Source: American Music Therapy Assoc

Neurofeedback training for the brain is similar to physical training for the body. Much of our suffering comes from pervasive recurring thoughts and feelings in which our minds become emotionally stranded or cognitively “stuck”. Neurofeedback prompts the brain to draw from its existing resources and pull itself out of these mental “ruts”.

Source: Psychology Today

 A combination of ingredients, including vitamins and minerals, that are administered through IV to hydrate the body and alleviate symptoms of a variety of ailments and symptoms of addiction.

Source: Rocky Mountain IV Medics 

True recovery is about restoring your mind and body — and eating healthfully is essential to replenish a body that’s been ravished by addiction, whether by drugs or alcohol. Preparing meals for friends and family makes cooking fun!

Resource: AmericanAddictionCenters

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Using essential oils for anxiety and depression can help to alter brain chemistry, promote the balance of hormones, and improve overall mood and attitude... thanks to their sedative, soothing, stimulating, energizing and detoxifying attributes.

Source: Organic Facts

A technique that people in recovery may want to try to manage stress. In addition to fostering relaxation, this technique may also provide health and spiritual benefits.

Resource: Reiki.org

Breathing is a stress management technique that should be part of your daily routine.  Everyday breathing exercises should be just as important as diet, exercise, and sleep in managing your health!

Watch Dr. Pawa on TEDtalk and learn about the healing properties of Breath, Mind and Word. Dr. Pawa refers to it as the BMW method and so much more.