State-of-the-Art Recording Studio and Innovative Music Therapy Offers Healing on a New Level

Clarity Way provides you with a variety of drug rehab programs to uncover the issues underlining your addiction while gaining the tools you need to choose sobriety. As part of our holistic drug rehab, we've integrated music therapy in an innovative way.

Music, the universal medium, can profoundly affect us. With music therapy, drug rehab enables you to regain control of your life. Music can be used as an outlet to find peace and as a tool for self-discovery. Moreover, when music therapy is integrated into your holistic alcohol rehab or drug recovery program, no matter the extent of your musical abilities, you can benefit from this unique and powerful form of therapy. Whether you are a professional musician or just enjoy listening to music, you can use music for personal growth and as an outlet to redirect your emotions away from unhealthy behaviors.

Music Therapy for Musicians

As the first of its kind, Clarity Way has an on-site professional recording studio, designed by Christopher Thorn of Blind Melon. Featuring a variety of instruments, including keyboards, acoustic and electric guitars, and a drum kit, the music studio is also equipped with a Mac computer loaded with GarageBand, Pro Tools and Reason software. We also encourage you to ship your personal musical equipment to our facility should you believe it will help you in your overall recovery process.

Many musicians have found it frustrating they cannot practice their art while they are recovering. In Clarity Way's holistic drug recovery and alcohol treatment program, you can. Thanks to our fully loaded music studio, you'll be able to get your emotions out rather than numbing them by drugs and alcohol.

With our music studio, you'll be able to play music in a safe environment during your recovery process. If you make your living by music, our music therapy program can help you transition more easily into your career. On that same token, if you are currently under contract to complete an album, you can do so while still getting the treatment you need.

Music Therapy Just as Beneficial to Non-Musicians

Even if you don't consider yourself a professional musician or don't play any instruments, music therapy can be just as beneficial to your recovery. Whether you write a song, learn to play the guitar or make some beats with our variety of hand drums and auxiliary percussion instruments, you'll find underlying issues and emotions will be revealed and freed.

During group sessions, non-musicians can work with shakers, bongos, djembes and doumbeks to tap into their natural rhythm. Because music can be created on many different levels, you don't need to be musically inclined to experience its life-altering power and unique form of self-expression.

Group music therapy sessions bring together clients from all backgrounds and provide you the opportunity to socialize on a new level, learning how to listen and respond to others while working within a role.

During individual sessions, you might explore lyrical analysis. By writing a song and studying its lyrics, you will be surprised at the feelings and thoughts you bring to light. The result is self-expression and personal growth that helps you on your road to recovery.