Aftercare planning

Effective aftercare planning helps patients maintain resilience and prevent relapses. It is an important stage on the path to full recovery.

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Risk assessment

Risk assessment

The therapist, together with the patient, identifies potential triggers and vulnerable moments that may lead to cravings.

Educational component

Educational component

Educating the patient on recognizing signs of relapse and methods of prevention.

Action planning

Action planning

Collaborative planning of specific steps that the patient should take when experiencing cravings or a crisis.

Support network

Support network

Inclusion of contacts of family, friends, or therapists in the plan, whom the patient can reach out to for assistance.

Planning transitions

Planning transitions to subsequent stages and facilities

Retention Techniques

Step 1:

Immediately move away from the place where consumption is possible.

Step 2:

Breathe deeply and slowly, perform relaxation exercises, or meditate.

Step 3:

Use distraction techniques - engage in physical activity, take a walk, or pursue a hobby, go to sleep.

Step 4:

Call a specific family member, friend, or therapist who is included in the support network.

Step 5:

Attend a support group meeting or go to a scheduled therapy session.

Step 6:

Keep a journal of sensations and emotions to analyze what triggered the crisis.

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Our Methodologies
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Individual Therapy Sessions

Regular sessions with a therapist to monitor progress and adapt treatment plans.

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Stress Management Skill Strengthening

Training in various relaxation and stress management techniques, including meditation and breathing exercises.

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Social Reintegration

Assistance in rebuilding social connections and participating in group activities to enhance social adaptation.

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Ongoing Medical Monitoring

Regular medical check-ups and health monitoring to prevent relapses and ensure overall well-being.

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Educational Programs

Participation in educational seminars and workshops aimed at raising awareness about addiction and ways to overcome it.

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Creative Therapy

Utilizing art, music, or other creative outlets as therapeutic tools to express emotions and promote healing.

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Physical Activity and Sports

Incorporating regular sports and physical exercises to improve physical and mental health.

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