Then, as you recover, the symptoms come in waves. We have our highs and lows; they come and go, which makes it difficult because of its unpredictability.
As challenging as it is, think of PAWS as the brain’s way of fixing chemical imbalances suffered during active addiction.
At Willow Place for Women, we know how important treating the mind, body, and spirit is to holistic healing so yoga has always been a part of our modalities of treatment to post-acute withdrawal syndrome.
How Yoga Can Help Treat PAWS?
Yoga is largely being used in treatment programs for substance abuse and throughout rehabilitation. Here’s how yoga can help treat PAWS:
Aids in the prevention of possible relapse
Eases symptoms of withdrawal
Provides a healthy outlet for dealing with possible stressors in daily life.
To help you overcome post-acute withdrawal syndrome (PAWS) during this uncertain time of the COVID-19 virus.
Contact us today if you’re struggling with post-acute withdrawal syndrome, dial 828-707-6084.
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