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Sovereign Health Detox Drug & Alcohol Programs
Chandler 85226, Maricopa County, Arizona
Therapist Details
Sovereign Health Group Detox Treatments Sovereign Health Group's detoxification program provides patients with a helping hand during their first, uncomfortable stages of recovery. Natural Assisted Detox, or NAD, bathes the brain in vital amino acids, vitamins and other nutrients along with a boost of cellular energy designed to speed up the brain's natural healing process. NAD alleviates the uncomfortable symptoms associated with withdrawal, such as fatigue, anxiety and depression. Unlike other detoxification programs, NAD is all-natural and free from addictive drugs, guaranteeing that a patient won't trade one addiction for another. Patients undergo NAD in a luxurious, medically monitored environment filled with amenities, including free Wi-Fi, movie streaming and recliners. For more information, please visit our website, chat with us online or call for a free, confidential assessment. Sovereign accepts most private insurance. Cutting Edge Treatment Programs We offer evidence based treatment programs addressing the underlying Mental Health conditions such as depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, OCD, bipolar disorder, schizoaffective, schizophrenia, and various other mental health conditions. Sovereign Health Treatment Programs offer individualized treatment plans, cognitive testing and rehabilitation (ask about CogTest and Neurobic),, individual and group therapy sessions, brain mapping, genetic testing, equine therapy, and many other leading edge treatment components and tools. About our Natural Assisted Detox (NAD) NAD/NTR (Naturally Assisted Detox and Neurotransmitter Restoration) rapid i.e the detox process that we follow is an innovative approach that eases the discomfort of withdrawal, reduces cravings and speeds up the detox process. It basically involves nutritional substances administered intravenously and orally, by a licensed nurse under medical supervision. The intravenous infusion bathes the brain in soothing nutrients including amino acids and vitamins, blocking the discomfort of withdrawal and jump-starting the process of healing neurotransmitter and cognitive function in the brain. Use of NAD/NTR therapy is evidence-based, and has been shown to increase the success rate for long-term recovery when followed with traditional forms of therapy for substance abuse. NAD does not use addictive medications.
- Keywords:
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- Addiction,
- Detox Program,
- Substance Abuse,
- Adult Residential,
- Medically Assisted Detox,
- Long Term (>30 Days) Residential,
- Short Term (<30 Days) Residential,
- Free Parking,
- Alcohol Abuse,
- Drug Abuse,
- ADHD,
- Adoption,
- Antisocial Personality,
- Asperger's Syndrome,
- Behavioral Issues,
- Borderline Personality,
- Chronic Impulsivity,
- Chronic Relapse,
- Coping Skills,
- Developmental Disorders,
- Dual Diagnosis,
- Emotional Disturbance,
- Gambling,
- Internet Addiction,
- Life Coaching,
- Medication Management,
- Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD),
- Parenting,
- Relationship Issues,
- Self-Harm,
- Sleep or Insomnia,
- Testing and Evaluation,
- Video Game Addiction,
- Academic Underachievement,
- Anger Management,
- Anxiety,
- Autism,
- Bipolar Disorder,
- Chronic Pain,
- Codependency,
- Depression,
- Divorce,
- Eating Disorders,
- Family Conflict,
- Grief,
- Learning Disabilities,
- Medical Detox,
- Narcissistic Personality,
- Oppositional Defiance,
- Peer Relationships,
- Self Esteem,
- Sexual Abuse,
- Spirituality,
- Suicidal Ideation,
- Trauma,
- PTSD,
- Dissociative Disorders,
- Mood Disorders,
- Psychosis,
- Impulse Control Disorders,
- Personality Disorders,
- Thinking Disorders
Modality:
Individuals
Group
Family
Age:
Children (6 to 10)
Preteens / Tweens (11 to 13)
Adolescents / Teenagers (14 to 19)
Adults