“Transforming mind, body, and spirit through community, commitment, and connection.”
At Mana Recovery we offer a type of treatment that is considered the first of its kind. Recover Strong is a strengths-based form of therapy that is used in the treatment of behavioral health issues such as substance abuse and mental health disorders.
Recover Strong was researched and developed based on the latest advancements in neuroscience, substance abuse treatment, and cognitive therapy. This process allows a person’s brain to heal by utilizing physical training- specifically intense physical training to create a state that produces neuroregeneration.
Exercise is performed in a community setting, which helps provide support and encouragement. The overall effects of this therapy on the brain support an improved capacity to be able to manage stress, anxiety, and depression. Individuals have also reported having an increase in clarity of thinking, more social interaction, and overall improved self-esteem.
At Mana Recovery, our Recover Strong Therapy is the foundation of our treatment center. We have seen a significant impact on overall addiction recovery success rates by increasing attendance and community engagement. By cultivating an environment where everyone provides encouragement and support, we’ve seen a dramatic decrease in conflict.
Recover Strong is an engaged, supportive community where individuals experience transformative change. Community members build resilience and power through strength building. By combining our Recovery Strong program with evidence-based therapy methods we are transforming the lives of everyone who is enrolled.
We can change your life also! Contact Mana Recovery today to learn more about our Recover Strong program and overcome your greatest challenges!
Carmen Cook, LMFT, is a dedicated and experienced licensed marriage and family therapist with a passion for helping individuals, couples, and families overcome challenges and improve their well-being.
She specializes in complex trauma treatment, anxiety disorders, substance addiction, and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing).