Adopted Children & the Link to Addiction
Adopted children and addiction
Adopted children whose biological parents abused drugs are twice as likely to do so themselves
Adopted children who abuse or are addicted to drugs and alcohol have a different set of problems with recovery than those who are not adopted.
I believe that aftercare makes the difference for so many who have been unable to stay sober in previous attempts at sobriety.”
Addiction Treatment Program for Adopted children
Our Chronic relapse therapies
Burning Tree Ranch utilizes addiction medicine to aid in the diagnosis, treatment and recovery of persons with the disease of addiction.
Patients learn new behaviors that replace their drug use. They confront what has led to their addictions and come free from those stressors.
DBT involves looking at what drives people toward substance use and how these substances are reintroduced as coping mechanisms.
It is a unique treatment that allows patients to process their traumatic memories. Despite its value, few people know about it.
Horse therapy goes beyond a mere stress-reducing technique. Patients learn several skills while interacting with horses.
Helps individuals clarify their values and connect with their authentic selves, leading to a greater sense of self-worth and empowerment.
Gestalt Therapy is used to confront irrational thought patterns that can lead to disruptive or destructive behaviors.
Group therapy is a therapeutic intervention that helps our clients develop improved communication skills, boundaries, and self-awareness.
A holistic approach offers comprehensive treatments to cover a range of medical problems.
The goal of individual therapy is to motivate the client to explore certain behaviors that may interfere with, delay, or sabotage the opportunity to find recovery.
Helps our clients re-build relationships with loved ones, and establish new relationships with a healthy support group of peers.
Neurofeedback Therapy is a non-invasive treatment designed to instruct patients as to how to control brainwave activity in order to change behaviors.
The Twelve Steps teach our clients how to live by a set of spiritual principles that are taught in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous.
