Rehabilitation & Recovery
Recovery, on your side
A confidential assessment is where it starts — for you, or for someone you are worried about.
confidential, with the limits written down
Enquiries, assessment and treatment are private. The narrow legal exceptions are published rather than buried — read them before you decide.
assessment before admission
A programme begins with a structured clinical assessment, and programme fees are shared after it. Nothing is quoted before anyone has understood the situation.
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programmes, from detox to aftercare
Medically-assisted detox, residential rehabilitation, outpatient recovery, and relapse prevention & aftercare. Which one fits is decided with you, at assessment.
overnight cover, on site
Support staff on site through the night, with a clinical escalation route when something needs a clinician.
Before anything else
This is recovery care, not emergency care
This is structured addiction recovery, not emergency care. If someone is in immediate danger — overdose, severe withdrawal, or risk to life — contact your local emergency number or nearest hospital right away.
Immediate danger
If you or someone near you is in immediate danger, call 112 or go to the nearest hospital. That comes before anything else on this website.
Tele-MANAS (Govt. of India)
Call 14416. National tele mental-health programme. Also 1-800-891-4416.
KIRAN Helpline
Call 1800-599-0019. Ministry of Social Justice mental-health rehabilitation helpline.
AASRA
Call +91 98204 66726. Suicide prevention & emotional support.
iCall (TISS)
Call +91 91529 87821. Psychosocial helpline by trained counsellors.
Vandrevala Foundation
Call 1860-266-2345. Free mental-health support & crisis line.
If someone is in danger right now
Programmes
Recovery programmes that meet you where you are
From a safe medical detox to long-term aftercare — a structured, human-guided path for alcohol, cannabis, and other dependencies.
What we support
Addictions & dependencies we help with
Cannabis and alcohol are the most common — and among the easiest to underestimate. Whatever it is, it's met without judgement.
Cannabis / weed
For dependence on marijuana that's quietly taken more space, focus, or money than you meant it to.
Alcohol
From 'I can stop anytime' to genuine dependence — supported safely, without shame.
Tobacco & nicotine
Cigarettes, vaping, and chewing tobacco — structured support to finally step away.
Prescription medication
Painkillers, sedatives, and other prescribed drugs that became hard to put down.
Other substances
Cocaine and stimulants — confidential, medically-informed recovery.
Behavioural dependency
Gambling or screen dependence — dependence without a substance, taken just as seriously.
Dual diagnosis
Recovery that doesn't ignore the anxiety or low mood underneath — with psychiatric referral where medication is part of the answer.
The process
From first assessment to lasting progress
Clear steps, agreed together. No jargon, no guesswork — you always know what's next.
Confidential enquiry
A private, judgement-free conversation about what's going on — for you or someone you love.
Assessment
A structured clinical assessment of substance use, health, and readiness to shape the right plan.
Medically-assisted detox
Where needed, a safe supervised detox manages withdrawal before deeper therapy begins.
Therapy & counselling
Individual (CBT/DBT), group, and family sessions get to the roots, not just the symptoms.
Aftercare & relapse prevention
A durable plan, ongoing support, and community so progress holds after the programme.
Start your journey
The assessment decides the shape of the programme — including whether a programme is the right thing at all.
Your care team
A professional team, coordinated around one plan
Roles that surround your recovery — always working from the same page, never leaving you to chase updates.
These are the disciplines that guide recovery here, not a roster of people. The panel for your programme is confirmed with you at assessment.
Addiction physician
Oversees safe detox and any medical care during withdrawal and recovery.
Psychologist
Leads the therapy that addresses the roots of dependence — CBT, DBT, and more.
Addiction counsellor
Walks alongside you day to day, from cravings to milestones, without judgement.
Recovery coordinator
Your single point of contact — admissions, family updates, and aftercare planning.
Recovery stories
What we can show you, and what we can't
Why there are no recovery stories on this page
We have not published any. Real ones will appear here only when someone who came through the programme gives written consent to share theirs, in their own words — and if nobody ever wants to, this space stays empty. A recovery service can write anything it likes under an initial and a first name, and a family deciding where to send someone they love should not have to take that on trust. What we can show you instead is how the programme is structured, who is involved at each stage, and what happens before you commit to anything.
Request an assessment
One conversation is the whole first step
Tell us what you're recovering from. A care coordinator reads every request personally.
No commitment
An assessment is a conversation, not a contract.
Personal, not a portal
A real coordinator, not an automated queue.
Clear next steps
You'll leave knowing exactly what a plan would look like.
Request an assessment
Tell us what you are recovering from. A care coordinator reads every request personally, and nothing is decided before you have spoken to someone.
Call +91 70484 80888 — Mon–Sat, 10 am – 8 pm IST. Or email [email protected] if you would rather write it down first.
Questions, answered
What people ask before an assessment
Not sure this is where you are
If what you want is to talk it through first
Plenty of people arrive here worried about their drinking or their use and find that what they actually need is somewhere to think about it out loud, not a programme to enter. That is a real place to start, not a smaller version of asking for help — and the people who do come to us for a programme mostly began in the same spot. Our counselling side works with the same concerns, week to week, with nothing residential attached.
Counselling is session-based
You stay in your own life — work, study, home — and meet a counsellor regularly to work through what is weighing on you: anxiety, low mood, stress, grief, relationships, a decision you cannot put down. Nothing is residential and nothing is medically supervised. It is a conversation you come back to.
Recovery from a dependence is a programme
When alcohol, cannabis or another substance has taken hold of the day, one appointment a week is rarely the shape of the help required. A programme begins with an assessment and can include a medically-supervised detox, therapy, family sessions and aftercare — either in a residential setting away from triggers, or as outpatient support built around your week.
The two are not rivals
Counselling is part of recovery rather than an alternative to it — therapy runs through a programme and continues in aftercare. Equally, someone whose drinking or use is not the main difficulty may need counselling and nothing more. Needing one does not mean you have failed to qualify for the other.
You do not have to decide this by yourself
You are not expected to diagnose yourself before getting in touch. Say plainly what has been happening — for you or for someone you love — and the first conversation works out which kind of support fits. If the honest answer is neither, and what is needed is medical or psychiatric care elsewhere, you will be told that too.