Holistic Therapy
Holistic therapy in addiction treatment addresses the whole person — mind, body, and spirit — using complementary approaches alongside traditional clinical interventions. These practices help reduce stress, manage cravings, improve physical health, and cultivate mindfulness.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is holistic therapy in addiction treatment?
Holistic therapy uses complementary practices such as yoga, meditation, acupuncture, art therapy, equine therapy, and nutritional counseling to support recovery alongside traditional clinical treatment.
Is holistic therapy evidence-based?
Many holistic approaches have growing research support. Mindfulness meditation, yoga, and acupuncture have shown measurable benefits for addiction recovery in clinical studies.
Can holistic therapy replace traditional treatment?
Holistic therapies are best used as complementary approaches alongside evidence-based clinical treatment, not as standalone replacements for medical and therapeutic care.
What holistic activities are most effective?
Research supports mindfulness meditation, yoga, exercise therapy, and art therapy as particularly beneficial for individuals in addiction recovery.
Do insurance plans cover holistic therapy?
Coverage varies. Some holistic modalities offered within licensed treatment programs are covered as part of the overall treatment plan, even if not covered individually.
Need Help Finding the Right Program?
Our team can match you with centers specializing in holistic therapy.
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