Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes. Unplugging from our devices, developing a sense of healing community, physical exercise, immersing oneself in nature–those things alone can be more therapeutic than sitting in a therapist’s chair and venting about your life.
The Reality of Addiction is That it Rarely Exists in a Vacuum.
Frequently those suffering from addiction also experience issues such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, ADHD, and other mental health problems. All of our staff are licensed at a Masters’ level or higher and have extensive experience dealing with both mental health issues as well as substance use disorders.
25 hours a week of counseling, life-coaching and wellness which includes individual and small group therapy, CBT, DBT Skills Group, Relapse Prevention, Surf Therapy, Meditation, Aqua Therapy, Recovery Life Coaching, Somatic Body Movement, Yoga, Exercise and more. We also offer our unique transformative and immersive adventure/nature program throughout the most special and sacred sites of Maui. In addition, for those struggling with trauma, EMDR is also available if indicated by the clinical team.
Nature immersion can be even more transformative when the struggling person begins to understand certain experiences’ significance. Psychiatrist Carl Jung found that there are specific archetypes can help us better understand our own lives and the world around us. We can often find these archetypes in nature, and they can add a powerful layer of meaningfulness to our lives and our experiences. “Adventure Therapy” has been researched as OBH (Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare), more typically associated with adolescent wilderness-style programs.
At Maui Recovery we are the world’s only addiction recovery program that uses Archetype and “the Hero’s journey” as an intrinsic part of our recovery model and employs masters-level clinicians that are trained to help guide each client through this “Hero’s Journey”–all while using the magical, mythical island of Maui as an essential ingredient in this transformative experience. So often, the struggling addict feels lost, but when they can finally begin to reframe their experiences using archetypes such as the “hero’s journey”, they can then begin to better understand their addiction in the context of their own lives.
Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes
Unplugging from our devices, developing a sense of healing community, physical exercise, immersing oneself in nature–those things alone can be more therapeutic than sitting in a therapist’s chair and venting about your life.
Nature immersion is an evidence-based intervention. Having adventures in the magical beauty of Maui–hiking up Haleakala, diving off of a waterfall, enjoying a majestic sunset–all have therapeutic value. Especially for people that have fallen into toxic and self-destructive and addictive habits.
Instead of seeing themselves in the archetype of villain or victim, the person struggling with addiction can now begin to see the challenges of their addiction as a chance to fulfill the archetype of “the hero”. When that occurs, unimaginable magic–including sobriety–can happen!
Your recovery awaits
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