Addiction
Anue
At Anue, we take an integrative approach to assisting individuals with their addiction by addressing one’s whole lifestyle in relation to substance abuse, alcohol and eating addictions. We don’t just focus on addiction; we assist our clients in all aspects of their health and well-being in order for them to live a balanced and full life.
Many individuals who are struggling with addiction may suffer from a variety of issues, including depression, anxiety, self-esteem, loss, trauma or other personal matters that contribute to difficulty in giving up their addiction. At Anue, we aspire to get to the root of the problem in order for the client to be able to resolve underlying issues and gain new and healthy coping skills that will allow them to be able to deal with their problems without their addiction.

Many individuals who struggle with addiction do not care for themselves from a health and nutrition perspective. Poor nutrition can intensify feelings of withdrawal, fatigue, depression and anxiety, leading to chronic health problems. At Anue, clients learn about foods and supplements which can help with these and other symptoms, as well as how to implement healthy eating in order to improve overall health, feel more energized and sustain a healthy body weight.
As one gains their mental and physical health, we can then look toward the future. Collaboratively, we work with clients to strengthen their foundation, implement new lifestyle changes, set long-term goals and find meaning without their addiction. With recovery comes self-discovery.
The Anue team can also assist in helping individuals who would benefit from a higher level of care and/or medication management, if needed, and be with the client every step of the way through their recovery.
To find out more about our addiction program, please contact us.
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At Anue, we believe recovery is about more than breaking free from addiction. It’s about healing the whole person. Anue provides a nonjudgmental atmosphere to support you in your journey toward recovery.
