A flexible, supportive environment, tailored to help clients recover from alcoholism within a comfortable, relaxed program.
When it comes to drug and alcohol addiction, it’s difficult to be objective and admit you have a problem. If substance abuse is causing negative effects in your life, it’s time to take a closer look and come to terms with the fact that you might have an addiction
Once you can accept that, you’re already on the path to recovery.
The truth of the matter is:
If you’re questioning whether or not you need help getting sober, you likely do.
If your life and relationships are being negatively affected by your substance use, you probably have an addiction.
If you’re losing control and want to quit… but, can’t, you probably have an addiction.
If you’ve tried to quit without success, you probably have an addiction.
If you’re regularly craving and spending a lot of time searching for the substance, you probably have an addiction.
If your substance use has reached dangerous levels, you’re developing a tolerance, and suffer from withdrawals, you probably have an addiction.
The good news? Going through the treatment process will give you new coping mechanisms necessary to attain and maintain ongoing recovery. You will gain the support required to help you in the recovery enhancement process into the future. Accessing the correct treatment is your best chance at a successful recovery.
The 12-week program offers the best chance of stabilizing your brain chemistry to allow you to move forward through your addictive process.
This program has the highest long-term success rate of the three.
In this program, you will go through individual therapy and self-help groups and set up an aftercare plan. You’ll be able to gain insight into the triggers that may cause either negative self-care or relapse, learn to resist future temptations and clearly identify any potential triggers.
This program is also recommended for those who have long-term addictions.
This is a full time, intensive process.
We’ll begin each day at 10am with a meditation session. This session includes educational video presentations and lectures and runs for approximately two and a half hours. Our maximum group size is eight people plus your counsellors.
Lunch is one hour before returning for afternoon process group and written work.
In the early afternoon, you’ll have time for individual work and will have plenty of opportunity for one-on-one work with your counsellors available for conversations, questions, and clarifications until 5:30pm.
Between 5:30pm and 8:30pm, you can attend a self-help group either on Zoom or in person. We will help you find a suitable group available every day of the week and you can even arrange to ‘meet up’ with your larger recovery fellowship.
To finish the day, we will reconvene at 9pm for a one hour meditation.
The first step is to book a 15-minute call to determine the right treatment for you. Please select a time and day from the available slots below.
If you cannot find a suitable available time on the calendar, please contact us through our contact page and we’ll be happy to arrange a time that works for you.
In the gorgeous Adelaide Hills, located on a lush 40-acre property surrounded by tranquil bushland, “The Manor Born” is an ideal retreat for recuperation and recovery.