Researchers have found the drive to self-medicate using drugs and alcohol is directly related to:
| • Genetic Factors | • Nutritional Deficiencies |
| • Medical Conditions | • Biochemical Imbalances |
These imbalances will only be exaggerated when the dependant substances are removed from the body. This is why eighty percent of the time, a person will return to using drugs and alcohol in response to cravings, depression, fatigue and anxiety. At InnerBalance Health Center in Colorado, we have a successful alcohol and drug treatment program that can help you live your life to its fullest potential- drug and alcohol free. Our holistic approach helps end cravings that cause addiction. Balancing the medical aspect of biochemical repair along with more traditional talk therapies and counseling have a profound effect on life long sobriety. Studies have proven that chemical imbalances can lead to cravings and addictive behavior. Talk therapies are wonderful but when used alone, are ineffective if the root cravings still exist. Our alternative treatment program significantly increases the effectiveness of traditional drug and alcohol addiction programs.
InnerBalance Health Center is an alcohol and drug treatment center located in Colorado and has been helping people suffering from alcohol and drug addictions since 1998. Our combination of Biochemical Restoration, Nutritional Counseling, Talk Therapy and Emotional Lifestyle counseling help separate InnerBalance Health Center from other alcohol and drug treatment centers and have resulted in successful sobriety in over 80% of our clients.
Featured Articles about InnerBalance Health Center
Feature Article
in Alternative Medicine Magazine
"Know anyone who has ever tried to kick the habit? Then
you've no doubt heard that talk therapy and 12-step programs don't
always work, long-term. Alternative clinics like [InnerBalance
Health Center], however, boast high success rates. They concentrate
on healing the brain and balancing the body to help cure the urge
to indulge."
- Lisa Marshall, August 2006 [read full article here]
Feature Article
in Addiction Professional Magazine
"Biochemical restoration is the 'missing link' to why
traditional treatment for addiction is ineffective."
- Joe Eisele, CACIII, NCAC - Clinical Director, February 2007 [read
full article here]
