Rehab Musician Treatment - Unique Bespoke Rehab Program Improves Creativity

The Reserve Rehab for Musicians in Bali is operated by a Musicians who understand the rigors and demands placed musicians by touring and down time.  We are private.  We are discrete.  More importantly, we are in Bali.  Detox and recovery in comfort enjoying Bali beaches, surfing, hiking, temples and our private band room with instruments and a recording board.  We specialize in providing bespoke one-on-one private and discrete services to those in the music industry and celebrities.

The Reserve Rehab in Bali Musician Treatment Center has a band room with drum kit, guitars, bass, amps, keyboards, PA system and recording board.  The Reserve Rehab Drug and Alcohol Treatment for Musicians also integrates a form of music therapy with the 12 Steps of AA and Ascension Techniques which heal the Alcoholic Mind where other rehabs and drug and alcohol treatments fail.  This is all takes place in the most spiritual and beautiful place on earth, Bali.   Bali is a popular destination for music and celebrities for a very good reason.

The Reserve Rehab for Musicians is very private and has large luxury private bedrooms and private bathrooms.  The Reserve Rehab for Musicians also also full drug and alcohol detox and bespoke, individualized treatment  plans based on the individualized needs of each and every rehab resident.  Not all drug addict and alcoholics are at the same stages, have the substance abuse and have the same challenges or issues in life.  This is why our rehab for musicians is focused on the individualized needs of each and every resident at the luxury treatment center for musicians and celebrities.

The Reserve Bali Rehab for musicians also utilizes a special form of music therapy to make drug and alcohol treatment both entertaining and effective.  Our luxury rehab for musicians and celebrities is also only a short 4 minute walk to the beach very close to some of the absolute best surfing in the world.  The Reserve Rehab for Musicians in Bali is 30 minutes from the internal airport and a short drive to Ubud, hiking and temples.

The Reserve Bali Rehab for musicians has a private pool on the Rehab grounds, juice bar, chef prepared meals, massages, esthetician, workout room, snack bar, indoor and outdoor dinning, pool side barbeque and luxury 2 story sober house villas for sober living or 60 and 90 day long term residential treatment.

The Reserve Luxury Rehab for Musicians will provide you the private, peaceful, restful environment that you will need to recovery and heal your mind, body and soul.  The Reserve Rehab and treatment center for Musicians will provide you the tools necessary to find a path to peace, calm and happiness and provide you with the tool a professional musician needs to maintain peace, calm and happiness while on the road touring.

The Reserve Drug Rehab for Musicians and those in the Music Industry.  We also cater to celebrities other than musicians.  We are private, discrete and have a guard station and a are gated.  We have the answers and our program will work where other rehabs and treatment center programs have failed.

The Reserve Luxury Rehab for Musicians in Bali - Drug & Alcohol Treatment for Musicians.  We specifically cater to the music and celebrity industry.  Rehab Musician Treatment  - Celebrity Luxury Retreat rehab (BEST).

The Reserve Rehab for Musicians offer drug and alcohol rehab and treatment center bespoke programs for musicians.  The Reserve Bali treatment program is individually tailored to each individual resident's needs and specific challenges.  We are not a cookie cutter , one size fits all treatment center for musicians.

The Reserve Rehab for musicians offers a variety of comprehensive drug and alcohol addiction treatment options that can help a musician find sobriety and regain a balanced life that better supports their creative endeavors.

We offer an integrated treatment program utilizing the 12 Steps, Ascension techniques and music therapy.   The techniques will use will remove clutter from the mind and provide artistic people with laser focus and increased artistic abilities.

Is writer's block a problem.  The Reserve Rehab for Musicians will help with writer's block, increase artistic focus and ability and heal the alcoholic mind so the musician addict or musician alcoholic can actually experience peace, calm and happiness sober where other treatment centers and rehabs constantly fail musicians suffering from addiction and substance abuse issues.

Addiction changes musician's priorities. For the musician, chronic drug and alcohol abuse erodes and can eliminate the passion, creativity and fulfillment that creating music and touring once provided the musician.  Addiction also has serious mental, emotional and physical health consequences that impact a musician's ability to create, record, tour and earn a living.  Simply removing the drugs and alcohol is not sufficient.  The Reserve Rehab for Musicians goes much deeper and further than any treatment center to address the core of the problem.

The Reserve Rehab for Musicians in Bali understand the demands placed on musicians and those in the music industry.  We provide musicians and those in the music industry individualized drug and alcohol treatment programs to address the individual challenges and issues faced by each and every musician in our luxury rehab center program.

The connection between substance abuse and music can be complex.  Some musicians initially feel that drugs or alcohol spawns creativity to write better music, but the opposite tends to be true latter in addiction.  In fact, the creativity may complete subside once addiction and substance abuse reaches a certain levels and simply may not return unless the alcoholic mind is healed.  We can heal the alcoholic mind.

Some musicians view drugs and alcohol as a means to quiet their mind so they can immerse themselves more fully in their work and creativity.  Again, this tends to be short lived and actually retards creativity which is impossible to see until a musician can actually achieve their full artistic potential.  We can help the musician achieve their full artistic potential.

Musicians may drink and do drugs to relax and numb the sense of stage fright or music performance anxiety.  This is a form of self-medication. Over time, self medication and these behaviors can become a hard-core habit and addiction..  Musicians who struggle with other mental health problems, including anxiety or depression, will likely see their symptoms worsen by continued drug and alcohol abuse.

The demanding lifestyle of the musical world can be stressful. For professional or traveling musicians, time spent at home can be few and far between. Practicing, rehearsing, and performing can consume a large amount of time, making it difficult for a person to engage in self-care, meaningful relationships, and stress-reduction practices. Fortunately, the best addiction treatment programs teach a person how to incorporate these aspects into their life.

Alcohol abuse can be particularly problematic for many musicians due in large part to the atmosphere where many frequently play. Bars and other establishments that serve alcohol are some of the most common venues for live music.

Some even offer free drinks to musicians during and after their set, an option that can make alcohol abuse very tempting and an easy behavior to return to in the future. For a person with an existing alcohol use disorder, these pressures can be great. Even for individuals who perform in a venue without alcohol, alcohol abuse may still be problematic.

A number of musicians frame their performance with alcohol, drinking before a set to calm their nerves and after to decompress. Some even drink while performing. While alcohol in moderation can be part of a responsible life for many people, drinking on a regular basis to relieve stress can push a person closer to dependence and addiction.

An analysis examined substance abuse in musicians. In the research sample of professional or amateur musicians, alcohol was the preferred drug of abuse. Specifically, the analysis found that:

• 59 percent drank at least weekly.

• 29.5 percent binge drank once a week or more.

• 75 percent experienced alcohol-related problems from time to time.

• 9 percent had alcohol-related problems on a weekly basis.

The best alcohol addiction treatment programs offer a mind-body-spirit approach that encourages healing and hope on all levels.

The analysis studied other forms of drug abuse, finding that out of the sample of musicians:

• 50 percent used marijuana at one time or another

• 24.9 percent used marijuana weekly

• 42 percent abused an illicit drug (other than marijuana) one to two times a year

• 10.2 percent abused an illicit drug (other than marijuana) an average of once a week

Researchers found that psychedelic drugs were abused most frequently, with prescription drugs and cocaine following second and third respectively.

Drug abuse begins for many of the same reasons as alcohol abuse. For musicians, this is frequently tied to music performance anxiety. While many musicians take beta blockers to reduce the physical symptoms of panic and stress that accompany stage fright, others may prefer to abuse a variety of highly addictive depressants:

• benzodiazepines (Ativan, Valium, Xanax)

• barbiturates (Nembutal)

• opioids (such as heroin or prescription painkillers, like OxyContin and Vicodin)

These drugs are frequently misused and abused for the euphoric or pleasurable effects they produce.

While some people desire to feel more relaxed, others crave the surges of energy, excitement, and happiness that accompany stimulant drug abuse. To achieve these effects, a musician may abuse:

• cocaine (including crack)

• methamphetamine

• prescription ADHD medications (Adderall, Ritalin)

While all drugs of abuse have mind-altering properties, the effect is more pronounced with certain drugs. Hallucinogens and dissociative drugs may be abused to alter the way a person experiences reality, the audience, and the music they’re performing or even listening to. These may include:

• MDMA (Ecstasy/Molly) this drug has hallucinogenic and stimulant properties

• LSD

• psilocybin (magic mushrooms or shrooms)

Comprehensive drug rehab programs provide treatment for a variety of addictions, including for polydrug abuse (abuse of more than one substance).

Many musicians feel and experience life deeply, a fact that inspires and informs their creative process. But sadly, a number of musical artists abuse alcohol or drugs to dull these intense emotions. Alcohol and drug abuse can cause a person’s emotional and mental states to become imbalanced even more.

Commonly occurring together, termed a co-occurring disorder or dual diagnosis, a mental health and substance use disorder can be crippling. Mood and anxiety disorders challenge a large number of musicians, and without compassionate and expert care, these conditions can threaten a person’s musical career and feed the addictive state.

A think tank examined the connection between music and depression. It found that:

• 71.1 percent of musicians surveyed reported having experienced anxiety and panic attacks.

• 68.5 percent reported having experienced depression.

• the number of musicians with depression could be nearly three times more than the general public.

In certain cases, substance abuse may aggravate an existing mental health problem. In other cases, drug abuse may cause a mental illness to develop. In either instance, in order for treatment to be maximally effective, it’s imperative that drug rehab programs address both the mental health and substance use disorders.

Dual diagnosis treatment programs may treat the following mental health problems:

• anxiety

• attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

• bipolar disorder (BD)

• depression

• eating disorders (anorexia nervosa, binge-eating disorder, bulimia nervosa)

• personality disorders

• post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

• schizophrenia'

In addition to counseling and behavioral therapies, certain medications may be administered to help a person manage the mental and emotional symptoms of their mental illness.

The constant pressure of many musicians’ lifestyles can make it difficult to pause and be in the moment. Further, these elements often feed stress, one of the biggest triggers of substance abuse and relapse.

Mindfulness and stress management practices can help a musician to more successfully balance the challenges of this lifestyle. Research suggests that these methods may also help a person’s creative process. Mindfulness teaches a person to be present at the moment while maintaining a nonjudgmental approach to the world around them and themselves.

One scientific review examined 27 publications to study the impact and benefit of mindfulness on musicians. It found that:

• Mindfulness-based intervention programs may be effective for professional and hobby musicians.

• Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction has been shown to help treat social anxiety disorder, leading researchers to believe it may be beneficial in treating music performance anxiety.

• Mindfulness may encourage mindfulness induction, or help a person better reach a state of mindfulness.

Mindfulness was also shown to have a benefit when used in a music therapy program.

The compulsive patterns of drug-seeking and using that accompany addiction shift a person’s focus from activities they once enjoyed and found inspiring. For a musician, this negative effect may include a growing detachment from their music.

Art and music therapy can help a person to revisit the creativity, passion, and inspiration that can be so pivotal to composing and playing music. These dynamic programs may help to engage, inspire, and revitalize a person’s creative process, while also encouraging a person to once again make music on their own.

Though music therapy may at first seem elementary for an experienced musician, getting back to the basics may help a person rediscover the roots of their passion. Additionally, these sessions build confidence and help clients connect with others in recovery.

Music and art therapy sessions can also help a person to address and overcome traumatic or overwhelming life circumstances that contribute to addiction. Even if a person hasn’t previously experienced the visual arts, taking part in painting or drawing could stimulate a person’s creative mind in a way that deepens the artistic vision behind their music.

Life on the road and the late hours that often accompany a musician’s lifestyle can take its toll on a person’s family. Coupled with addiction, this can create a dysfunctional family dynamic. If ignored, this can lead to further instability and conflicts that act as triggers for substance abuse.

Family therapy and support programs help families identify maladaptive behaviors and negative ways of thinking that surround substance abuse. Addiction can trigger a host of emotions in all parties involved, ranging from blame, shame, fear, and resentment to self-loathing. These sessions can help a family come together, overcome past hurts, and create common, family-oriented goals for the future.

Typically, these sessions also educate family members on substance abuse and provide tools that can help them to better support their loved one through their recovery journey. Having an active support network is one of the most important parts of a strong recovery.

While many musicians perform professionally, a significant number may only play part-time, due to the responsibilities of full-time careers. For these individuals, overcoming addiction is key to building a more solid and successful career path.

Professional addiction treatment provides customized addiction treatment options for executive/corporate or licensed professionals. This targeted care treats addiction and examines the way it’s influenced a person’s career.

These programs teach communication and organizational and leadership skills, so that a person has a better skill set to excel in both their professional and personal lives.

When contemplating treatment, a common question is whether outpatient or inpatient treatment is better. Every person coming to treatment has a different history, and because of this, treatment should be individualized to meet their unique needs. Certain treatment plans include both outpatient and inpatient care.

Traditional outpatient and intensive outpatient programs may be used to complement inpatient treatment, however, both services may be used alone. As a step-down service, outpatient programs can help a person adjust to sober living after a residential treatment program.

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