Possibly At The Meadows, Where Recovery Becomes Reality?
Unconfirmed reports state that famed golfer, turned 'most fallen-from-grace athlete of the decade', Tiger Woods, is in rehab at the renown Meadows Rehabilitation Center in Wickenburg, AZ.
The center boasts that they assist in the recovery of "multi-disorders, specifically designed for each individual as a holistic program treating emotions, body, mind and spirit, using a comprehensive 12-step program".
Among the multi-disorders The Meadows claims to treat? Alcohol and drug addiction; compulsive behaviors like eating, gambling, working, and sex; addiction to love, avoidance, and co-dependence; and mood disorders like bipolar disorder and depression.
The center also claims to be able to treat anxiety disorders including post-traumatic stress disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder and panic disorder.
It's unclear which 'disorder' or 'disorders' Tiger Woods is being treated for while he's spending his birthday in rehab (we can only guess), but suffice it to say, and as we near the beginning of a New Year, we at DC UrbanSports are not displaying negative energy here (today) by concentrating on Tiger's transgressions (we did that already ); instead, we wish Tiger success during his recovery period (whatever that may entail).
May he learn from this experience, and become a better person.
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Unconfirmed reports state that famed golfer, turned 'most fallen-from-grace athlete of the decade', Tiger Woods, is in rehab at the renown Meadows Rehabilitation Center in Wickenburg, AZ.
The center boasts that they assist in the recovery of "multi-disorders, specifically designed for each individual as a holistic program treating emotions, body, mind and spirit, using a comprehensive 12-step program".Among the multi-disorders The Meadows claims to treat? Alcohol and drug addiction; compulsive behaviors like eating, gambling, working, and sex; addiction to love, avoidance, and co-dependence; and mood disorders like bipolar disorder and depression.
The center also claims to be able to treat anxiety disorders including post-traumatic stress disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder and panic disorder. It's unclear which 'disorder' or 'disorders' Tiger Woods is being treated for while he's spending his birthday in rehab (we can only guess), but suffice it to say, and as we near the beginning of a New Year, we at DC UrbanSports are not displaying negative energy here (today) by concentrating on Tiger's transgressions (we did that already ); instead, we wish Tiger success during his recovery period (whatever that may entail).
May he learn from this experience, and become a better person.
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Pioneer African American Golfer, Bill Powell, Passes at 93
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