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What Do Trauma-Informed Therapy Success Stories Have in Common?

/ Addiction Treatment, Dual Diagnosis, Helpful Articles, Mental Health, Trauma treatment

In the last two years, our world has experienced unprecedented changes. Much of which has induced collective trauma within all of us. Counselors and therapists are busier than ever. The utilization of trauma-informed therapy in substance abuse treatment is of utmost importance. At the core of trauma-informed therapy is the belief that treatment should be deeply […]

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The Ranch Tennessee: Whole Self Holistic Healing

/ Addiction Treatment, Holistic Therapy, Mental Health Treatment, Spirituality

Recognizing the connection between mental, physical and spiritual health can be beneficial to all of us. But especially to individuals experiencing extreme distress with mental health conditions, substance abuse or co-occurring disorders. While our minds and body are separate, they have influence over one another affecting how we feel overall. That’s why holistic healing is so

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Respecting Your Autonomy in Substance Abuse Treatment

/ Addiction Treatment, Recovery

When entering addiction treatment, many people fear that freedom goes right out the window. Never to be seen for the duration of time while they’re in treatment. However, at The Ranch Tennessee, we value our client’s autonomy. We recognize that unique strengths exist within each individual who walks through our doors. We approach our clients

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What Does Person-First Treatment Mean?

/ Addiction Treatment, Dual Diagnosis, Meth Addiction Treatment

Understanding Person-First Treatment Have you heard this phrase before, “person-first treatment” or even “person-first language,” and been confused by what it meant? Many treatment centers will claim to be person-first. But perhaps never explain its purpose and why it should matter to you. Let us explain.Person-first treatment is rooted in this truth: you are so

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Getting Treatment During The Holidays

/ Addiction Treatment, Helpful Articles, Mental Health Treatment

A Day at The Ranch: Holiday EditionThe festivities and celebrations at the end of a year can be a challenging time for all individuals. Especially those seeking treatment during the holidays for mental health challenges or addiction. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), approximately 24% of people diagnosed with mental health conditions

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3 Soul Exercises You Should Be Doing

/ Addiction Treatment, Mental Health Treatment, Recovery, Spirituality

Exercises for the Soul Attention to our bodily health through physical activity, nutrition and getting enough sleep, as well as taking time for our mental health, often find their way onto our self-care plans, but what about exercises that target the soul? How can holistic care help?Although most people focus on their physical health by

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Woman in the woods embracing spirituality in addiction treatment

Incorporating Spirituality in Addiction Treatment

/ Addiction Treatment, Helpful Articles, Mental Health, Spirituality

Why Does Spirituality Matter in Addiction Treatment and Wellness?Discovering how to express spirituality in addiction treatment can be difficult, as even the word “spirituality” can mean different things to different people.  For some people, the concept of exercising spirituality may mean attending religious services at a chosen place of worship and praying to God or

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