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Archive for the ‘Holistic Drug Rehab’ Category

Holistic Recovery in Drug Rehabs

Saturday, March 12th, 2011

Many drug rehabs augment the recovery program by helping the body repair itself naturally through holistic therapies. A healthy diet is probably the most important. We were often not kind to our bodies while drinking and using so there is much physical repair needed early in the recovery process. Eating a balanced diet, perhaps for the first time in years, goes far towards the body healing itself. Some drug rehabs also offer additional approaches:

Vitamin Support

A balanced diet program at drug rehabs can include vitamin support. New research shows that amino acids, vitamin compounds and herbal supplements can improve the bodies natural ability to heal and repair. Some compounds lessen the effects of withdrawal symptoms and the bodies physical craving for drugs and alcohol.

Exercise

Some drug rehabs include regular exercise as part of the program. Moderate exercise helps with depression, withdrawal effects, digestion and general health.

Acupuncture

You may even find some acupuncture services in holistic drug rehabs. Acupuncture is an alternative medical remedy that inserts needles in the body and manipulation of them to assist with digestion, pain, circulation and hundreds of the ailments. The science is based on thousands of years of Chinese research and some claim that it is extremely beneficial to their recovery. Acupuncture can be used alongside a healthy diet, herbal supplements and exercise to help ease the effects of drug abuse.
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Holistic Drug Rehab

Monday, June 7th, 2010

Treating the Mind, Body, and Spirit, Holistic Drug Rehab Encompasses a Three-Fold Approach to Addiction Recovery

Holistic drug rehab, the approach to drug and alcohol abuse treatment that heals three key components of an individual recovering addict – the mind, body, and social being – proves to be a favored method of drug and alcohol treatment.

Rather than an inpatient treatment with little or no frills, with many holistic drug rehab centers, specialized and exclusive services like spa treatments, concierge service, therapeutic massage, yoga classes, acupuncture, colonics, and more are actually the norm rather than the exception to the rule.

Addiction Treatment and Recovery Doesn’t Have to Be Just About Alcohol or Drug Addiction; Holistic Drug Rehab Treats the Entire Individual

With holistic drug rehab, the entire individual is treated and counseled regarding their entire life, rather than simply about their drug or alcohol problem. From this, therapists, psychologists, and counselors alike can see what other influences in a recovering drug addict’s life made it easier for them or offered an excuse for them to take drugs.

In analyzing social skills and interactions and through observing mental and physical traits, counselors and caregivers at a holistic drug rehab center will be able to more fully influence an addict’s full personality and decision-making capabilities, thereby more fully treating the range of an addict’s entire person.

Holistic drug rehab also focuses on nutritional and nutraceutical aspects of the individual. Through providing better nutritional choices as well as vitamin and mineral regimens necessary to help the physical body cleanse itself of toxins are key components to holistic drug rehab.

To find more information on holist drug rehab and for holistic treatment options near you, visit www.soberrecovery.com.  You can also find online community forums and support group meeting schedules.