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Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment
Lift depression, end anxiety, stabilize mood swings and return to joy. Incorporating biochemical repair with therapy is the key to successful recovery.
Are You Looking For an Addiction Treatment Program That:
- Identifies and corrects the true physical underlying causes driving addiction?
- Can address the many uncomfortable mental states that result from the unbalanced biochemistry of addiction?
- Is an alternative to conventional 12-step programs?
- Does not load clients up with psychiatric drugs to mask symptoms?
Then you’re in the RIGHT place!
Thank you for all you did for me, and the information I learned. You helped me so much.
- David
Physical Treatment
Incorporating orthomolecular medicine into addiction treatment is the key to successful repair. Nobelist Dr. Linus Pauling coined the term “orthomolecular,” which he defines as “establishing the right molecules in the body/brain by varying the concentrations of substances normally present and required for optimum health.”
Behind the Science
Dr. Joan Mathews-Larson founded her unique psychobiological model for treating addictions and emotional disorders in 1981. The focus of her clinic, Health Recovery Center®, is to combine therapy with intervention at a molecular level to repair the biochemical damage that manifests as impaired mental functioning and behavior problems.
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