SYNERGISTIC RECOVERY PROGRAM IN KANSAS CITY

What is Arista Recovery's Synergistic Recovery Program?

Synergistic Recovery Program (SRP) is designed to rapidly and effectively improve human connection, trust, and social engagement, strategically utilizing neuroscience, brain chemistry, and psychology together. Arista Recovery’s Synergistic Recovery Program allows individuals to discover their resiliency, inherent strength, and self-esteem. Synergistic Recovery Program (SRP) provides a neurochemical process that supports and improves learning, processing, social engagement, cooperation, and personal growth. SRP also provides effective training, both in the physical and mental domains.

Exercise and movement have a profound impact on an individual’s cognitive abilities and mental health. Exercise has an impact on mood, anxiety, attention, and creates a foundation for neuroregeneration. Exercise releases neurochemicals and growth factors within the body that can reverse the negative physical effects of stress and depression. Exercise impacts learning directly, at the cellular level, by improving the brain’s ability to process new information. Exercise improves neuroplasticity after just one 35-minute treadmill session at 60-70% of maximum heart rate.

Exercise employs three mechanisms to improve cognitive function:

• Optimizes mindset to improve alertness, attention, and motivation
• Prepares and encourages nerve cells to bind to one another
• Induces the development of new nerve cells within the brain

Our Synergistic Recovery Program is a strength-based treatment method for use in the treatment of substance use disorder and other behavioral and mental health challenges. SRP is grounded in the latest research in neuroscience, addiction treatment, and psychology. The program uses a biopsychosocial model to connect the mind and body.

The Synergetic Recovery Program involves movement and works in coordination with traditional forms of therapy such as CBT and DBT.

How Can a Synergistic Recovery Program Help Me?

SRP allows one’s brain to heal by using physical movement and intense physical exercise to generate a brain state which is conducive to neuroregeneration. Clients are able to work together in a team-based environment doing movement activities that elevate the heart rate, which in turn releases oxytocin and endorphins. These shared experiences create community and get clients thinking on a deeper level about why they turn to substances to cope. This innovative and alternative form of therapy teaches self-regulation and feels more approachable compared to traditional therapies.

The effects of this process in the brain support an improved capacity to handle stress, a reduction in the symptoms of anxiety and depression, improved cognition, increased social engagement, improved self-image, and an increase in self-esteem.

Every person struggling with substance use, alcohol use, and co-occurring mental health has different obstacles in their way. Those suffering from addiction have been attempting to heal independently without proper training, tools, and support. The setback of each attempt can make the journey seem impossible. We cannot reach our goals alone and without proper skills and training. Arista Recovery’s Synergistic Recovery Program (SRP) is rooted in connection. Our team model approach is designed to prepare you for the challenges of recovery, help you conquer your goals, and reach your highest potential.

Arista Recovery provides a comprehensive, evidence-based treatment model to create a truly individualized treatment plan for each of our clients. We implement our Synergistic Recovery Program (SRP) to focus on the client’s strengths and abilities rather than their problems. We empower each client to see their true potential and reframe their beliefs with a clear path to redefining who they are and set goals for their future and recovery. Instead of targeting a single element of addiction, Arista’s approach to recovery is to deconstruct traditional therapy with holistic healing. A combination of first-class facilities, holistic approaches, clinical assessments, and innovative individual and group therapy sessions address the core issues that lead to addiction. This integrated model of care is designed to generate better outcomes for individuals with substance use disorders.