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Michael Dadashi
Founder, Ceo at Infinite Recovery
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Work Experience
Founder, Ceo
Present
Company Details
51-200 Employees
Infinite Recovery is a drug rehab in Austin, Texas founded on the belief that it is possible to experience lasting freedom from the grips of the disease of chemical dependency. Infinite Recovery treatment encompasses improvements in self-esteem, interpersonal relationships, positive family interaction, vocational productivity, the establishment and attainment of realistic life goals and healthy life style adjustments. Our tailored program’s key components are the 8 Dimensions of Infinite Wellness and extensive trauma therapy. We unite evidence-based clinical strategies with a profound immersion in the timeless 12-Step experience. With a focus on the healing spiritual work as outlined in the 12-Steps, Infinite Recovery uses a variety of techniques including meditation groups, process groups, trauma resolution, individual therapy, group and family therapy to encourage and facilitate life changes in our clients. Treatment plans are created with each client individually so that they can expose and focus on specific issues or areas of their lives that present obstacles to their recovery. Successful long-term recovery requires a continuum of care, which is why we offer detox, residential treatment, partial-hospitalization, sober living, intensive out-patient, aftercare and alumni services.
Year Founded
2014
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Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
HQ Location
1524 S Interstate 35 Frontage Rd Unit 201 Austin, Texas 78704, US
Keywords
Sober LivingIntensive Outpatient Program (IOP)Drug & Alcohol Treatment90-day treatmentDetoxResidential TreatmentFull Continuum of Care
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