Question 1

Is addiction a disease or a choice?

Accepted Answer

Addiction is recognised by the medical community as a chronic brain disorder, not a moral failing or a simple choice. It involves changes to brain chemistry and structure that affect impulse control, decision-making, and the ability to stop using despite negative consequences. Like other chronic conditions such as diabetes or hypertension, addiction requires professional treatment and ongoing management.

Question 2

Can addiction be cured?

Accepted Answer

Addiction is a chronic condition that can be effectively managed and put into long-term remission. Many people achieve complete, sustained recovery and go on to live healthy, fulfilling lives. While there is no single cure, evidence-based treatment significantly improves outcomes and quality of life.

Question 3

What are the signs that someone needs professional help?

Accepted Answer

Key signs include: inability to control or stop substance use despite wanting to; continuing to use despite serious negative consequences; withdrawal symptoms when not using; neglecting work, family, or health; spending significant time obtaining, using, or recovering from substances; and failed attempts to quit on one's own.

Question 4

How do I help a family member who refuses treatment?

Accepted Answer

This is one of the most challenging situations families face. We recommend speaking with our counsellors who can guide you through approaches such as motivational conversations, setting healthy boundaries, and understanding when and how to intervene effectively. Forcing someone into treatment rarely works — but there are evidence-based strategies that can increase willingness to seek help.

Question 5

What types of addiction do you treat?

Accepted Answer

We treat all forms of substance addiction including alcohol, drugs (cannabis, cocaine, heroin, opioids, amphetamines, prescription medications), and process addictions (gambling, gaming, internet, and food addiction). We also treat co-occurring mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, PTSD, BPD, OCD, bipolar disorder, and eating disorders.

Question 6

What therapies do you use?

Accepted Answer

Our therapeutic approach includes Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), trauma-informed therapy, motivational interviewing, EMDR, mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR), yoga, meditation, art therapy, and family therapy — all tailored to each client's individual needs.

Question 7

How long does treatment take?

Accepted Answer

Treatment duration depends on the individual's needs, the severity of addiction, and their progress. We offer 30-day, 60-day, and 90-day residential programs. Research consistently shows that longer treatment duration is associated with better long-term outcomes. Our clinical team will recommend the most appropriate duration during the initial assessment.

Question 8

Do you offer outpatient treatment?

Accepted Answer

Our primary focus is residential treatment, which provides the most intensive and effective environment for recovery. We do offer structured aftercare and step-down support following residential treatment. Please contact us to discuss your specific situation and we will recommend the most appropriate level of care.

Question 9

How do I get admitted?

Accepted Answer

The admission process begins with a confidential phone consultation with our clinical team. We will conduct an initial assessment, answer your questions, and guide you through the admission process. We can often arrange admission within 24–48 hours for urgent cases. Call us at +91 98768 34648 to begin.

Question 10

What should I bring to treatment?

Accepted Answer

We will provide a detailed packing list upon admission confirmation. Generally, clients should bring comfortable clothing, personal hygiene items, any prescribed medications (in original packaging with prescription), and a small amount of personal items. Electronic devices are typically restricted during the initial phase of treatment to support focus on recovery.

Question 11

Can family members visit during treatment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, family visits are an important part of the recovery process. Visits are typically introduced after the initial stabilisation phase (usually after the first 2 weeks) and are supervised by our clinical team. We also offer family therapy sessions and family education workshops throughout the treatment period.

Question 12

Is treatment confidential?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Confidentiality is a cornerstone of our practice. All client information is protected under strict medical confidentiality standards. We will not disclose any information about a client's treatment without their explicit written consent, except in cases where there is a serious risk to life.

Question 13

How much does treatment cost?

Accepted Answer

Treatment costs vary depending on the program duration, level of care required, and accommodation preferences. We offer a range of options to suit different budgets. Please contact us for a detailed, personalised quote. We believe that cost should not be a barrier to treatment and will work with families to find a solution.

Question 14

Do you accept insurance?

Accepted Answer

We work with several insurance providers and can assist with insurance claims where applicable. Please contact us with your insurance details and we will advise on coverage. Our team can help navigate the insurance process to maximise your benefits.

Question 15

Are there payment plans available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we understand that the cost of treatment can be a concern for families. We offer flexible payment arrangements and can discuss options during the admission consultation. Our priority is ensuring that individuals who need treatment can access it.

Question 16

What happens after I leave the centre?

Accepted Answer

Every client leaves with a comprehensive aftercare plan developed with their treatment team. This includes relapse prevention strategies, ongoing therapy recommendations, support group connections, and emergency contact protocols. We maintain contact with clients and families after discharge and offer follow-up support sessions.

Question 17

What is the relapse rate?

Accepted Answer

Relapse is a recognised part of the recovery process for many people — it does not mean treatment has failed. Research shows that addiction treatment significantly reduces the frequency and severity of relapse. Our comprehensive aftercare program is specifically designed to minimise relapse risk and support clients in returning to treatment quickly if needed.

Question 18

Do you offer support for families after treatment ends?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer ongoing family support sessions and can connect families with appropriate community resources. Supporting the family system is essential for sustaining the client's recovery, and we remain available to families even after the client has completed their program.

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