Morning visit and breakfast

The day begins with a morning visit, i.e. the medical team visits each patient. Doctors ask patients how they slept, how they spent the night and how they feel. During the visit, doctors evaluate the physical and mental condition of patients, make analyses and describe the procedures and activities that the patient will have during the day.

Individual work

After the medical visit and breakfast, patients receive an infusion and undergo procedures.

After that, they continue working with the psychological team (psychologists and specialized pedagogues), who perform individual activities with each patient, including psycho-diagnostic, education and analysis of treatment results.

Group psychotherapy

After patients have their infusions and complete the special procedures, they go to a thematic group with the participation of a psychologist. At those groups, patients work on diverse topics, which represent a problem for them (e.g. family relationships, conflicts, friendship, trust, self-confidence and many more).

Recreational activities

In the afternoon, patients have recreational and occupational activities. They can choose between going to the gym, playing billiards or table tennis, enjoying home theater or a play station, walking with a psychologist or carrying out activities in the garden (grill, social activities, going to a restaurant etc.).

Educational group

In the evening, patients go to an educational group with the participation of a psychologist. There, patients have the chance of learning more, in a pedagogical way, about their disease and the way of dealing with their addiction. At the educational group, a projector is used to present educational topics to patients and help them understand better the essence of their disease.

Workshops & Phone calls

After dinner, patients participate in workshops, where they have the chance of sharing their personal experience in the interaction with other members of the group and the psychologist (role play, visual techniques and creative techniques), within the different applied psychotherapeutic techniques.

Patients have the right to call their relatives by phone, with the permission and in the presence of a psychologist or a special pedagogue.