Therapy at Hope Rehab

International treatment centers are no longer just an option for the rich and famous. Hope has made this possible. There are many compelling reasons on this page as to why Hope is the best choice, please take some time to read it. Treatment centres in Thailand are all part of the health tourism boom and have become a realistic and common alternative to Western-based facilities.

At Hope We Provide The Following Therapies

Our Therapy Plan Includes

Counselling

Counselling enhances your awareness by exploring your intellectual and emotional processes. Counseling identifies where…

Sober Coaching

The current popularity of mindfulness training means many rehabs around the world are now incorporating this approach into their program…

CBT - Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

Short term therapy with long term results. This form of treatment unravels and changes your negative thought patterns…

Group Work

Group Therapy is a core element of most addiction treatment programmes around the world, this is because it is backed by solid evidence for its effectiveness…

Minnesota Model

The 12-step model of treatment was developed originally by AA – Alcoholics Anonymous – and is an evidence-based treatment, highly successful…

Activities

Overcoming an addiction is a serious business, but this doesn’t mean that enjoyment is off the menu here at Hope Rehab…

Relapse Prevention

After making changes to your life, it is important to consider how to maintain these changes so they are sustainable throughout everyday life…

Fitness

The word ‘fitness’ can be difficult to pin down because it is used so subjectively in everyday speech. Some people associate physical fitness…

Aftercare

Leaving rehab is when the work really begins, work you will need support with. That is why at Hope we believe rehab aftercare is vital…

Mindfulness

Mindfulness is one of the most powerful techniques you are going to learn during your time with us here at Hope Rehab Center…

“Having had the opportunity to have met Simon and Alon during my three and a half months of treatment, the only word that comes to mind is ‘GRATEFUL’. These wonderful people made me feel so loved and cared for during my treatment. Thanks to them I am today 6 months clean and still going strong. They didn’t give me a second chance in life, but a chance at a second life.”

Much Love, Phil

Principles of Effective Treatment Guidelines by NIDA

Treatment needs to be readily available.
Effective treatment attends to multiple needs of the individual, not just his or her drug abuse (underlying issues).
Remaining in treatment for an adequate period of time is critical.
Counselling on an individual basis is beneficial.
Group behavioural therapies are the most commonly used.

Medications can be helpful.
Medically assisted detoxification is only the first stage of addiction. Treatment and by itself does little to change long–term drug abuse.
Many drug–addicted individuals also have other mental disorders.
Treatment does not need to be voluntary to be effective.
Drug use during treatment must be monitored continuously, as lapses during treatment do occur.