Therapy at Crestview
Holistic therapy alongside addiction treatment
Holistic therapies address body, mind and spirit alongside evidence-based care. They are built into our programs and tailored to you, not offered as a replacement for clinical treatment.
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Medically reviewed by Medical Director Dave Cundiff, MD, MPH, FASAM · Updated
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What is offered
Holistic options
These are non-medical approaches. Your team will tell you which are available in your program.
Yoga and meditation
Mindfulness, stress reduction and emotional regulation.
Nutritional therapy
Diet changes, supplementation and lifestyle adjustments.
Recreational and adventure therapy
Activities such as hiking, camping, fishing, rafting and skiing.
Acupuncture and acupressure
Options your team can discuss with you for comfort and well-being.
Art and music therapy
Creative outlets for emotional expression.
Somatic therapy
Working with triggers and the physical stress responses that come with them.
Massage
Offered as part of some programs.
Mindfulness practices
Used across programs to support focus and calm.
Who it may suit
Where holistic work can help
Some people find these approaches useful after a relapse in conventional treatment, when they want to look at underlying causes, or when stress, anxiety or depression is not fully addressed by traditional therapy. Your team will discuss whether they fit your plan.
Practitioners
Who delivers the care
Holistic work is delivered by our clinical team, which includes psychiatrists, psychologists and licensed therapists.
Coverage
Check your coverage
Coverage for holistic services varies by plan and service. Our insurance verification explains what your plan covers before you start.
What is offered
Holistic therapies at Crestview
Holistic work is built into treatment alongside clinical care.
Yoga
Movement and breathing that reduce stress and reconnect you with your body.
Meditation and mindfulness
Calm attention that helps with cravings and racing thoughts.
Recreational activities
Healthy, enjoyable ways to spend time without substances.
Nutrition support
Rebuilding physical health with regular, balanced meals.
Benefits
How holistic care supports recovery
Holistic therapy treats the whole person, not only the substance use.
- Lower stress and better emotional balance
- Healthy coping skills that help prevent relapse
- Better sleep and physical health
- Attention to root causes, not only symptoms
- New routines and interests
- A stronger connection between body and mind
Watch
Holistic therapy: an overview
How holistic care fits alongside clinical treatment.
Questions
Common questions about holistic therapy
Admissions can answer anything that isn't here.
Still have a question?
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Call (866) 262-0531Is holistic therapy a replacement for clinical treatment?
No. It is offered alongside evidence-based treatment, not instead of it.
What is a holistic approach to addiction?
It considers the whole person, including body, mind and spirit, as part of recovery.
Is holistic therapy covered by insurance?
It depends on your plan and the service. Verify your benefits before you start.
Which programs include holistic therapy?
Residential treatment has a full holistic schedule, and PHP and intensive outpatient include holistic options alongside therapy.
Not sure which level of care fits?
Talk it through with Garrett, Tuni or another member of our admissions team. The call is free and confidential, and there is no obligation.
Talk with admissions about holistic care
A confidential call. We'll listen, check your insurance and explain how these options fit your plan. No obligation.