Enhancing Addiction Recovery Through NARM with Sabino Recovery Clinical Staff

Published: Oct. 19, 2022, 7 a.m.

Sabino Recovery is a clinically-driven, integrative, and individualized residential treatment center for trauma and addiction in Tucson, Arizona. The team follows a trauma-informed approach that looks at the whole person, not just the diagnosis.\xa0

Clinical Director Shara Turner, Lead Primary Therapist Robin Green, and Lead Family Therapist Robin Miller talk about their core principle guides, previous trauma training, and share their experience where a client introduced them to the NeuroAffective Model. Once they began looking into NARM, they found it to be in perfect alignment with the work at Sabino Recovery \u2013 and decided to join the NARM Therapist Training.\xa0

About Sabino Recovery:

Sabino Recovery is a residential treatment center set on 140 acres of desert outside Tucson, Arizona. The treatment program is shaped by new findings in neuroscience. In addition to Western medicine, the center also utilizes a naturopathic approach. The integrative therapies range from somatic experiencing and EMDR to equine and outdoor adventure therapy. Sabino Recovery addresses every aspect of trauma, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, and addictions that stem from unresolved trauma. Several practitioners are trained in NARM.

Learn More:

Sabino Recovery Website\xa0

Clinical Director, Shara Turner\u2019s Bio\xa0

Lead Primary Therapist, Robin Green\u2019s Bio\xa0

Lead Family Therapist, Robin Miller\u2019s Bio

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