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Implementing Spiritual Principles For a Lasting Recovery
Implementing Spiritual Principles For a Lasting Recovery
SuperHealth is a yogic science applied to alcohol and substance use disorders designed to help patients break problematic habits and harmful cycles. This method was created by Yogi Bhajan, a yoga guru, Master of Kundalini, and spiritual leader.
When he traveled to the U.S., he found his peers escaping the emptiness of life and numbing themselves from inner unhappiness and stress with drugs, pills, and alcohol. By blending Eastern principles of spiritual fulfillment and yoga with Western addiction medicine, he created a new path to recovery success that positively impacts every area of life. Today, the official SuperHealth entity is a Non-Governmental Organization that consults for the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
The framework of SuperHealth combines the core principles of Kundalini Yoga, meditation, breathwork, nutritional guidance, and dietary support formulas, true to all the foundational techniques taught by Yogi Bhajan. When used alongside evidence-based addiction treatment, yoga-based practices may help reduce cravings and stress, support emotional regulation, and strengthen recovery skills.[1]
Eliminating alcohol or substance use from daily activities leaves a whole lot of time in your day and patterns in your life that you formerly fell back on. By implementing new healthy coping skills and beneficial habits, you can fill that time and find fulfillment in a meaningful exercise.
At SOBA NJ, our SuperHealth recovery sessions integrate mindfulness and movement into the treatment process. As a group, participants undergo physical motions and mental training to engage different parts of the brain, cultivate healthy coping skills, attune to a higher level of consciousness, connect on a deeper level with others, and support one another in their recovery.
Regardless of your or your loved one’s level of familiarity with yoga, breathwork, or meditation principles, our leaders and yogis help participants at all levels learn and improve these skills throughout treatment.
The philosophy of the SuperHealth approach is to empower you to unlock your highest potential and uncover your True Self. Empowered with the tools to achieve this, you can overcome the mental, physical, and spiritual blocks holding you back from being the best version of yourself and your life. The components of a SuperHealth session incorporate some or all of the following:

The benefits of yoga in recovery have been consistently confirmed. Research suggests yoga can be a helpful addition to evidence-based addiction treatment. Studies have found improvements in anxiety, pain, and some substance-use outcomes when yoga is included alongside standard care.[2]
SuperHealth goes deeper than simply adding yoga to recovery. By incorporating breathwork, meditation, mantras, nutrition, and other complementary practices, the recovery experience becomes more immersive and successful. Yogi Bhajan himself began implementing these methods with two individuals who struggled with heroin addiction and saw their transformative results firsthand.
Inspired by SuperHealth’s initial success, formal treatment centers began to implement his methods, which eventually led to the development of a new program accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and receiving the highest commendations.
Suppose you or your loved one is struggling with alcohol or substance use, and the idea of holistic movement, wellness, and spiritual enlightenment resonates with you. In that case, SuperHealth may be a good fit. At Soba NJ, we prescribe an individualized treatment plan for every patient to ensure their recovery journey is tailored to their needs and as effective as possible.
How is Kundalini Yoga Different From Regular Yoga?
Yoga is a broad term that encompasses a range of disciplines and practices. Kundalini Yoga places a greater emphasis on mental and spiritual development, mantras, and breathwork.
Is Kundalini Yoga OK for Beginners?
Absolutely! Every session and technique can be adjusted to suit different capabilities, allowing yoga beginners to participate in this specialized approach.
Does Insurance Cover SuperHealth Treatment?
Every plan and carrier is different, but SOBA NJ is in-network with many major carriers and an out-of-network partner with others. We will work closely with your insurance company to determine the level of coverage that is most suitable for you. Learn more and verify your insurance here.
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Your recovery starts with a phone call. Reach out to us today to speak to one of our admissions coordinators. Whether you are seeking help yourself, or you are concerned about a loved one, we are happy to answer your questions and address any concerns you may have. We will help you find the best treatment options that fit your personal needs, whether that’s our program or another. Our number one priority is making sure you find treatment that works for you.
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[1]Purser, S. R., Potts, J., & Yarborough, B. J. H. (2021). Yoga for substance use: A systematic review. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, 34(5), 964–973. https://www.jabfm.org/content/34/5/964
[2]Sarkar, S., & Varshney, M. (2017). Yoga and substance use disorders: A narrative review. Asian Journal of Psychiatry, 25, 191–196. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1876201816303860