OUR TREATMENT

The team at our Nasha Mukti Kendra actively incorporates a four-pronged treatment approach in our treatment and rehabilitation program. Additionally, this comprehensive approach encompasses all stages of recovery, focusing on the physical, mental, social, and spiritual aspects.

Moreover, our dedicated experts strive to provide a holistic treatment process. Targets every facet of substance and alcohol abuse, ensuring a complete healing process for our patients.

Detoxification therapy

First, the detoxification (detox) process clears the body of drugs or alcohol that an individual has consumed. Additionally, its purpose lies in managing the withdrawal symptoms safely when an individual ceases to take drugs or alcohol. Moreover, the medications employed in the detox process play a crucial role in ensuring the comfort of former users while the drugs gradually exit their bodies.

Meditation therapy

People have always considered yoga an enlightening path for attaining spiritual upliftment. However, with its widespread acceptance into mainstream healing and restoring therapy, the scenario is changing rapidly. Additionally, rehabilitation of people with addictions, drug abuse is very difficult to achieve. Moreover, it affects the mental-state and functioning.

Individual counselling

Firstly, individual counselling offers a personalized approach to addressing your specific needs. Secondly, it provides a space for you to openly express your thoughts and feelings without fear of criticism or rejection.
Additionally, the counselling process is collaborative, allowing you to work closely with your counsellor to explore and address your concerns.

1. Cognitive behavioral therapy is founded on the core principle that psychological problems. Addiction are based (in part) on harmful thinking patterns, negative learned behaviors, and unhelpful coping techniques.

What Are the Benefits of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Addiction?

• CBT is focused on the present and goal-oriented.
• It helps clients develop strategies to deal with cravings, stressful situations, or triggers that may occur outside of rehab.
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can be used in group or individual therapy.
• CBT allows clients and therapists to work together to identify negative thinking patterns and develop healthy ones.
• The skills required for CBT are practical ones that can be incorporated into everyday life.

Contingency management is a type of behavior therapy in which individuals are rewarded for making positive changes in their lives. It is based on the principle that positive reinforcement is likely to increase the frequency of a certain type of behavior, such as sobriety. 

What Are the Benefits of Contingency Management for Addiction?

• Contingency management can increase retention rates for substance abuse treatment programs.
• It can improve a person’s likelihood of staying sober after rehab.
• This is often helpful for a wide range of people of all ages.
• Contingency management can be used as a stand-alone treatment method or in conjunction with other types of therapy, such as CBT or motivational interviewing.
• Most insurance providers cover contingency management because it is low-risk and widely regarded as beneficial for addiction treatment.

Rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) is a type of therapy that is very similar to cognitive behavioral therapy. It helps people identify negative thought patterns and beliefs that contribute to emotional distress and harmful, self-defeating behaviors. However, the primary difference between the two is that rational emotive behavior therapy focuses more on the person’s belief system and seeks to replace faulty and irrational beliefs with those that are based on logic.

Motivational interviewing is a counseling method in which the therapist or counselor seeks to motivate the client to maintain their sobriety by identifying his or her intrinsic motivations and values and then focusing treatment on that. Instead of being forced to change or face legal consequences or other immediate consequences, motivational interviewing helps clients find their own desire to get sober.

Family or couples therapy is designed to address an individual’s substance abuse problems, as well as co-occurring problems and issues related to the interconnected relationships within a family unit. The idea behind family therapy is that the addicted person’s actions and behaviors are influenced by their familial relationships and vice versa.

What Are the Benefits of Family Therapy or Couples Therapy for Addiction?

• It helps keep loved ones motivated and engaged during treatment.
• FT provides important educational information about addiction and the recovery process.
• Family Therapy gives individuals a safe place to voice their concerns, express their feelings, and ask questions related to addiction.
• This helps ease feelings of anger, stress, fear, and confusion among family members.
• It helps family members develop skills and strategies to cope with the addictive behaviors and recovery process.

12-Step facilitation therapy is a structured approach to addiction recovery that is grounded in the concept of addiction being a spiritual and medical disease. The primary focus of 12-Step facilitation therapy, which is a manual-driven therapy, is acceptance, surrender, active participation in the recovery community, and continued sobriety.

What Are the Benefits of 12-Step Facilitation Therapy for Addiction?

• 12 Steps provides clients with opportunities to develop a healthy, sober relationship with a sponsor.
• It exposes problems or psychological resistance to meeting attendance and participation, prompting further exploration of those issues.
• This offers opportunities to get socially engaged with a recovery community.
• It promotes deep introspection and helps clients get the most out of their 12-Step meetings.