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PHYSrecovery2019-03-14T20:52:45+00:00

THE ADDICTION EPIDEMIC

23.5 Million

Suffering from diagnosed substance abuse disorder

11.2%

Of people who are seeking treatment, receive it

8 Million

Suffer from dual diagnoses

$520.5 Billion

Economic burden in the US

“ Addiction is a lifestyle! And this lifestyle wreaks havoc. Your brain is bruised, your body is battered. Your insides are screaming for help. Your outsides are screaming desperation. This is not sustainable. Something has to change.” – Dr. Dmitry Foox

THE PROBLEM
Join recovery. Recovery is that change. Recovery is mind, body, and spirit. Don’t neglect the body. A physical recovery is paramount. PHYSrecovery.

THE SOLUTION

Physical Recovery Questions

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Strength & Conditioning

One of the important facets of Physical Recovery is strengthening and conditioning the body. The human body is one of the most resilient organisms on this planet. It is capable of adapting to the stresses we place on it, so long as it’s done in a proper progression. The long term benefits of strength and conditioning increased strength of the muscle fibers as well as increased formation of bone tissue and reduction of percentage of body fat.

Cardiovascular Fitness

One of the tenets of physical recovery is to get the hardest working muscle in your body back into peak physical condition.  The heart is the hardest working muscle in the body and it shouldn’t be overworked.  Physical recovery will entail a gradual progression into peak cardiovascular fitness through purposeful movement.

Flexibility & Rest

Rest is one of the most overlooked tools on the road to physical recovery.  Not only does rest help with memory formation, it also reduces the amount of inflammation in the body, allows for your body to lose more fat with exercise, and lowers your stress levels!

Diet & Nutrition

A proper diet is the final tenet of physical recovery.  Your body is resilient but cannot take care of itself unless it’s given the tools to do so.  Everyone needs the proper blend of macro and micro-nutrients, form amino acids in proteins, complex carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals.  Furthermore, the consumption of processed foods has been shown to increase levels of inflammation within the digestive system, having negative ramifications on its innate healing processes.

MEET OUR PHYSICAL THERAPISTS

Dmitry Foox
Dmitry FooxPT, DPT, RADT
Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Chapman University. Eight years of sobriety and going strong. Award winning research project assessing for the need of Physical Therapy in Drug/Alcohol Rehab.
Noel Santayana
Noel SantayanaPT, DPT, RADT
Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Chapman University. Brings his background in home health administration, medicare compliance consulting, and SEO and inbound marketing for small business organizations.
Darren Wong
Darren WongPT, DPT, RADT
Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Chapman University. Brings his experiences from the field of insurance underwriting working with self-funded clients with up to 100,000 employees.
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What is Purposeful Movement?

A framework where people suffering from addiction may remain active and engaged in their recovery. Fostering the ability to move oneself in a pain-free manner within communities that include one’s home, neighborhood, and other environments in a manner consistent with any recovery-based program. There are four fundamental characteristics that influence purposeful movement: cognitive, psychological, physical, environmental. Purposeful movement is fundamental to active recovery, allowing people to live dynamic and independent lives.

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Recovery from addiction takes place in the mind and body. Let us help you on your journey to physical recovery.

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