Tranquility Woods

An important part of our approach at Tranquility Woods is offering prescription alcohol detoxification. This means that when someone comes to us with an alcohol addiction, we can help them safely stop drinking using prescribed medications.

We use a range of evidence-based therapies known to be effective in treating dual diagnosis. This includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), which helps in identifying and changing negative thought patterns that contribute to addiction and mental health issues.

Recognizing the importance of holistic care, we offer therapies such as mindfulness and meditation, yoga, nutritional counseling, and recreational therapies. These practices support overall well-being and are integral in managing mental health and fostering recovery from addiction.

Alcohol can amplify depressive symptoms due to its depressant effects on the brain. People with depression might use alcohol to self-medicate, but alcohol often worsens their mood in the long term.

Alcohol can temporarily reduce anxiety but often leads to increased anxiety levels as the effects wear off. This can create a cycle of dependence on alcohol to relieve anxiety.

Individuals with PTSD may use alcohol to numb their emotional pain and traumatic memories, but alcohol misuse can increase the likelihood of re-experiencing traumatic events or worsen PTSD symptoms.

Alcohol can be used to numb the pain of grief, but it can also delay the processing of bereavement and lead to prolonged or complicated grief disorders.

At Tranquility Woods, we take an all-in approach to addiction and mental health treatment.  Our program starts at 30 days, with extension options up to 90 days.  Our integrated approach includes a wide-range of treatment methods and therapies.