The rehabilitation process is a 90 day (12 weeks) inpatient program that involves the
following package as treatment components:

1. 12-step Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or Narcotics Anonymous (NA) class
   program. The Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is for alcohol addicts while
   Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is for Bhang (Marijuana), Cocaine, Heroine and
   other hard addictive substances.
2. Group Counseling sessions
3. Individual one on one counseling sessions
4. Family counseling (therapy) sessions
5.  Depression Counseling
6. Drugs withdrawal and craving effects management and stabilization
7. Psycho-education (the process of providing education and information to those
   seeking or receiving mental health services)
8. Life skills education
9. Invited Motivational speaker once per week
10. Invited former addicts as part of Alcoholic Anonymous and Narcotics
    Anonymous AA/NA meetings. Once every week
11. Spiritual services and Bible study.
12. Personal meditation guidance every day
13. Encouraging individual to strive towards normal lifestyle free of drugs
14. Preparation of individual to integrate back to the society
15. Discharge after care management

This involves detoxication (commonly referred as just Detox) using appropriate Psychiatrist
Doctor’s prescribed medicine. This is meant to enable the patient comfortably and safely
adjust to the sudden withdrawal effects from the addictive substances he/she is used.
Medicine is administered through:
(i) Intravenous injection (IV)
(ii) An intra muscular (IM) injection medication
(iii) Oral Medication

The In-Patient Programme is an individually tailored 12-week residential treatment program
that provides treatment for the patient away from their usual work or family environment.
Each patient is also allocated a specially trained Addictions Counselor to create a rapport and
progressively go through a specially arranged organized step-wise model individual one-one –
one program.

The Out-Patient Programme is also an individually tailored Counseling program on drug
abuse and its dangers. School going students are our main patients sent by various Secondary,
Colleges and Universities. Married couples or individuals also receive marriage counseling
because the pressures of life that sometimes lead some to drug abuse and ultimately neglect
of family responsibilities leading to divorce.

Usually family members are bitter about the addiction behavior of their kin before they are
rehabilitated. As a remedy family members are counseled and encouraged to forgive and
understand the patient as a preparation to re-integrate into an harmonious and fruitful family
relationship upon discharge.