We pride ourselves in offering a highly supportive healing environment with greater personal attention given to our clients in their recovery from alcohol or substance abuse, mental disorders, or sexual addiction.

We address many cases of prescription overdose and addiction of marijuana (cannabis),  nicotine, alcohol, and sex addiction as well as psychiatric and mood disorders.

Yes we offer a 12 step recovery program

We are recognized and accredited by NACADA to provide treatment for substance abuse. Our treatment programs are also recognized by NHIF, so applicable members may qualify for rebate to cover some of the costs of treatment.

Yes. The rehabilitation facility and hospital are co-joined. This allows us to provide our clients with a full medical/clinical staff. This is particularly important for clients who have existing comorbidity.

Absolutely, Potential clients and family members are more than welcome to make an appointment to come visit the facility.

Yes, for each client, their counselor will guide them in creating an exit plan and have support lined up for when they complete the program

Yes, if our physician feels a client is in need to see a specialist outside of our facility, he will refer the client to the required specialist. One of our staff members will accompany them to these appointments

Visitation is by appointment over the weekends and phone calls are monitored by staff. No visitation in detox. Phone calls in detox are on a case by case basis.

It may take anything from 30 days to three-months depending on multiple factors, like the type of addiction, duration of use or abuse, and severity of symptoms. Some types of addictions allow for short-term rehabilitation while severe cases generally require long-term treatment.

Certainly not. We offer early intervention services in an effort to prevent the situation from getting worse, like if the individual contracts deadly diseases through sharing needles or the person becomes involved in criminal activities.

Throughout the addiction treatment program, clients are given various opportunities to put the tools and competencies they have learned in therapy into practice.

Clients strive to solidify their learning through daily interactions at the center, cultural and recreational activities or outings, or scheduled meetings with family members, so that once treatment is completed, they will be better prepared to function in society without turning back to drug abuse.

Any concerns that arise in the course of these activities are addressed within our therapeutic environment.

All of this is aimed at improving the client's ability to adapt in the outside environment, as a new person, after he or she leaves our facility.