Kevin Petersen
Kevin Petersen
S1 Episode 4: Alternatives to Traditional Model of Inpatient & Aftercare wth New Method Wellness
S1 Episode 4: Alternatives to Traditional Model of Inpatient & Aftercare wth New Method Wellness
S1 Episode 4: Alternatives to Traditional Model of Inpatient & Aftercare wth New Method Wellness
Friday 31st July 2020
Kevin Petersen and KC Gooding discuss innovative addiction treatments at New Method Wellness, focusing on holistic healing and family involvement.
30 minutes
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Kevin Petersen
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Nutritional Pathways to Recovery
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We want them to be able to experience that there's other things in life that they can enjoy right. Now, I don't expect that an individual that participated in surf therapy is going to return to Denver and be a surfer right, but certainly in the time that they're with us, they're going to, you know, experience that and hopefully that individual will look back on their experience and see a significant benefit in certain aspects of their life as a result of the experiences that they had in their time with us.
What if the traditional methods of addiction treatment aren't the only path to recovery? In this episode of 'The Chronic Hope Podcast', host Kevin Petersen sits down with KC Gooding from New Method Wellness to discuss groundbreaking alternatives to the usual inpatient and aftercare routines. Based in California, New Method Wellness offers unique treatments like surfing and paddleboard therapies, along with a strong focus on community integration and holistic healing.
The conversation dives into the vital role families play in the recovery journey, stressing the importance of attending Al-Anon meetings and setting clear expectations for loved ones in treatment. The episode paints a hopeful picture of recovery, emphasizing that innovative approaches and a supportive environment can make a world of difference. If you're curious about new ways to tackle addiction or looking for a more comprehensive support system, this episode offers plenty of food for thought.