Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is a mental health treatment that has been extensively researched and proven effective for the resolution of mental health symptoms from adverse life experiences. Distressing life events can overwhelm a person’s ability to cope have a lasting negative effect on mental, emotional, and physical health. EMDR therapy is an integrative psychotherapy that incorporates elements from many different treatment approaches for people of all ages suffering psychological distress. EMDR is proven effective method for PTSD, but it works for other issues as well such as pain, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, eating disorders and many other mental health problems may also be helped. Since many symptoms of mental illness are because of adverse life experiences, EMDR works well with psychiatric disorders other than PTSD. EMDR is both a stand-alone treatment approach, as well as an integrative psychotherapy, so that other interventions may be used concurrently with EMDR. Studies show that a single trauma PTSD can be cured in 6 sessions and multiple trauma will get 77% relief. EMDR therapy facilitates change in the meaning of painful events and the cause of presenting symptoms and issues. Rather than continuing to experience old emotions and beliefs about self that impact present functioning, clients are able to live in the present, knowing they are worthwhile, good enough, did the best they could, are strong, capable, safe enough, with choices in the present. EMDR DeTUR protocol is the only method that truly works on addiction, eating disorder and trauma triggers.

Neurofeedback is training in self-regulation. It is simply biofeedback applied to the brain directly. Self-regulation is a necessary part of good brain function. Self-regulation training allows central nervous system to function better.

Neurofeedback addresses problems of brain disregulation. These happen to be numerous. They include the anxiety-depression spectrum, attention deficits, behavior disorders, various sleep disorders, headaches and migraines, PMS and emotional disturbances. It is also useful for organic brain conditions such as seizures, the autism spectrum, and cerebral palsy.

Serenity BioSound Lounge leverages cutting edge technology and the latest research in holistic addiction treatment methods. The Serenity Biosound Lounge therapy assists clients with managing withdrawal symptoms, pain, and the emotional stigma associated with addiction. Serenity BioLounge Incorporates the Following Benefits: • Biofeedback • Music therapy • Sound frequency massage • Guided imagery • Binaural beats induce a theta level meditative state • Low frequency vibrations trigger a natural relaxation response • Coherent heart rhythm patterns synchronize the body’s nervous system • Positive affirmations develop mindfulness and awareness The Serenity Biolounge is a vibrational platform constructed with memory foam and integrated audio/visual system. The Biolounge utilizes precisely choreographed music that is synchronized with low frequency sine tones and binaural beats. The major benefit is the calming effect the system has on clients. The system helps clients with racing thoughts, anxiety and stress. The client is brought into a meditative state, which usually takes about 15 min. The music therapy System is composed with binaural beats and healing frequencies that trigger the body’s natural relaxation response. Research has shown that music therapy is a motivating resource that helps clients engage in their treatment. Music therapy is a popular holistic method for treating depression and anxiety. Once the client reaches the Theta Meditative State, they are guided through powerful meditation and positive affirmations. The guided imagery selections on the biosound system are designed to address the guilt, fear, shame and trauma associated as underlying issues for most dealing with addiction. These moving meditations create a completely relaxed state of mind; then, utilizing a unique echo effect, powerful and positive affirmations are delivered. This combination helps the client overcome deep rooted, negative patterns of thought and behavior.

We offer a drug-free way to treat anxiety, depression and insomnia. CES (cranial electrotherapy simulation) is a proven way to decrease depression and anxiety. It can be used with medications as well without fear of contraindication. When used regularly, CES will assist the clients in attaining a balanced emotional state. Best results are attained when used with professional counseling, meditation and constructive relationships. Anxiety, depression, and insomnia are primary symptoms of addiction withdrawal and PTSD. CES is an electronic device that is simple to use, has no side effects, and has been validated by decades of research. CES is currently being prescribed for active duty personnel returning from the mid-east at the Warrior Combat Stress Reset Program at Ft. Hood, TX, at Ft. Campbell, KY, Ft. Joint Ft Lewis-McChord, WA, at the Bremerton WA Naval Hospital, as well as in combat conditions in Iraq and Afghanistan.

MET is a motivation enhancement therapy. MET is the second most effective treatment method after brief intervention. MET elicits change and recovery talk. Instead of shaming clients because of their past, MET helps clients to focus on current strengths and the part of them that wants to be sober. When this part of the client is strengthened, they have a better chance of long term sobriety. In early recovery it is vital that the client starts finding their purpose and passion for life.  This enhances motivation to get through hard days in the early stages of recovery.

DBT is dialectical behavioral therapy that teaches our clients to balance their life. A lot of times, addicts have extreme thinking and DBT teaches, while accepting the extremes, to find a more balanced solution in life. DBT teaches mindfulness, a technique to help clients live their lives fuller and more aware. DBT teaches distress tolerance, effective relationship skills and emotion regulation. Using drug and alcohol is a maladaptive coping skills, so while in treatment, clients need to learn new healthy coping skills. DBT teaches coping skills and healthy approaches to lives challenges.

At Maple Mountain Recovery, clients are provided with engaging lectures and workshops that they can apply to their recovery.  Clients will have adequate knowledge on their diagnoses and triggers and how to manage them on a daily basis. This knowledge is an invaluable tool at coping and continuing on in the recovery process. Typically psychoeducation elements involve evidence-based research and cover a broad spectrum of topics. It provides a more thorough understanding on the nature of addiction and trauma and other mental health issues our clients face. The workshops also teach in depth about the biology, psychology and the recovery process.