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Movement Therapy Groups strengthen your mind-body connection for healing and wholeness.
This therapy group helps to mend and transform your nervous system. You will learn the protective patterns of your nervous system, how to track the felt sensations throughout your body, and how to reprogram old stuck patterns. These stuck patterns can lead to physical illness, anger, irritability, rapidly fluctuating moods, aggression, and avoidance. In addition to learning the science of the nervous system, you will learn movement and breath techniques that aid in the release of the stuck patterns and associated trauma while healing the body and mind.
The spectrum of eating challenges includes eating disorders but also extends to restrictive eating, emotional eating, and distorted body image. Movement Therapy for Disordered Eating is a helpful tool for all of these concerns.
In this group you will:
Visit www.eat-26.com to take a 2-minute self-assessment to explore if this might be an area you could use more support.
This therapy group buildings your awareness and tools for working with your body to manage triggers and cravings during addition recovery. Movement Therapy for Substance Abuse Recovery is part of the Substance Abuse Treatment Program and integrates with other aspects of your substance abuse treatment.
Movement Therapy groups are covered by insurance and billed as group therapy.
Call 712.755.5056 to learn more!
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