JourneyPure At The River

About

JourneyPure At The River, situated on a one-hundred-twenty-seven-acre campus along the Stones River in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, operates a seventy-bed residential addiction treatment center that integrates Jungian dream work and transpersonal modalities within a comprehensive substance use recovery program. The center's professional women's treatment program is notable for its explicit use of Jungian dream analysis as a clinical tool, guided by Clinical Director Dr. Tamara Roth, who received specialized dream training at the Haden Institute. The dream work methodology proceeds from Jung's observation that dreams contain unconscious messages that compensate for the limitations of waking consciousness — a particularly relevant dynamic in addiction populations where intellectual defenses often impede emotional access. Dream groups meet regularly, and clients are encouraged to integrate dream material into individual therapy sessions, creating a sustained dialogue between conscious recovery work and the symbolic productions of the psyche. This Jungian component is embedded within a broader experiential treatment philosophy that includes equine therapy, adventure therapy, art and music therapy, nature-based healing, and what JourneyPure terms Spirit Medicine — modalities oriented toward addressing the spiritual and archetypal dimensions of addictive suffering. The center treats substance use disorders alongside co-occurring conditions including anxiety, depression, and trauma, offering a full continuum of care from medically supervised detox through residential treatment, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient programming. In-network with over forty insurance providers, JourneyPure represents an accessible entry point for individuals seeking depth-informed addiction treatment.

Depth Orientation

JourneyPure At The River is one of the few addiction treatment centers in the United States that explicitly employs Jungian dream work as a named clinical modality, delivered through its professional women's treatment program. The dream work component, led by Clinical Director Dr. Tamara Roth (trained at the Haden Institute in Asheville, North Carolina), addresses a central challenge in addiction recovery: bypassing intellectual defenses to access unconscious material. Dream groups meet regularly, and patients are encouraged to bring dreams into individual therapy sessions, honoring Jung's insight that dreams present compensatory messages from the unconscious that challenge conscious assumptions. The broader experiential framework — including equine therapy, nature-based healing, and what the center terms Spirit Medicine — reflects a transpersonal orientation that treats addiction as a disorder of meaning and connection rather than mere behavioral compulsion.

Treatment Modalities

Program Details

Best for

• Substance use disorders
• Professional women in addiction recovery
• Co-occurring addiction and trauma
• Co-occurring addiction and depression/anxiety
• Individuals seeking alternatives to 12-Step approaches

Notable Clinicians

• Dr. Tamara Roth — Clinical Director, Haden Institute dream training

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