Phoenix Foundation is one of the select few registered and licenced rehabilitation centres with global standards to treat individuals suffering from Substance Abuse (alcohol, drugs, pills etc.) and Behavioural Addiction (sex, gambling, internet etc.). The Foundation members and staff believe ADDICTION is a disease and is treatable.
Their therapy team headed by psychiatrist is supported by doctors, psychologists, nurses, counsellors, social worker and care givers having years of experience in treating addiction. Their integrated addiction recovery program is orchestrated to clinical perfection by a team of globally reputed professionals / recovering alcoholics and addicts.
The program is designed under the auspices of 12 step program approved by WHO (World Health Organisation) for addiction treatment in line with REBT – (Rational Emotive Behavioural Therapy). The program has the beauty of tuning to individual client situations by addressing their physical, psychological, emotional, social and spiritual needs towards TOTAL RECOVERY.
They treat their clients with dignity and respect by providing them a comfort zone. The program in brief covers Medical Diagnosis and Detoxification, Psychiatrist and Psychological Assessments, AA / NA 12 Step Programme, Management of Emotions and Feelings, Individual counselling, Group therapy, Grief Counselling, Behaviour Therapy, Relapse Prevention Program, Adult Substance Education Program, Family Counselling and Skill Enhancement. The do have regular AA / NA meetings. The family program is mandatory.
The facility is one of the best in the country with respect to
1. Treatment program,
2. Professionals executing treatment,
3. Infrastructure (Home Gym, Stress free Massage, Sauna, A.C
Rooms, Indoor Games, Aesthetically landscaped Garden etc.).
The facility can accommodate 25 men (above 18 years).
Phoenix Foundation has just celebrated their annual day on successful completion of one year. Coinciding with the month The World Anti-Drug day is celebrated i.e., 26th June.
Their recovery rate is encouraging. Let us work together towards an addiction free society.
