FAQ
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Drinking more than planned or for longer than intended.
Having a strong, uncontrollable urge or impulse to drink.
Experiencing physical or psychological discomfort (tremors, sweating, anxiety) when not drinking, and drinking to relieve these symptoms.
Needing to drink more and more to feel the same effect, or noticing that the effect diminishes with the same amount of consumption.
To stop enjoying or participating in activities that previously gave you pleasure due to alcohol consumption.
Alcohol begins to occupy an important place in life , affecting work, family and social relationships.
Continuing to drink even knowing the physical, emotional, or social problems that alcohol is causing.
If you identify several of these signs in yourself, or if alcohol consumption is causing problems in your health, personal, professional, or financial life, it is essential to seek help.
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To feel an intense and uncontrollable craving for the substance (the substance becomes the focus of your life).
Using the substance in larger quantities or for longer periods than intended, having difficulty reducing or stopping use, even after several attempts.
Needing increasingly larger doses of the substance to achieve the same effect that was previously achieved with smaller doses.
Experiencing unpleasant physical and/or psychological symptoms (such as tremors, sweating, anxiety, irritability) when substance use is stopped or reduced.
Failure to fulfill professional, school, or family obligations due to substance use.
Distancing oneself from friends, family, and social or leisure activities that were previously important, preferring isolation to consume the substance.
Continuing to use the substance despite significant harm —physical or mental health, financial, legal, or interpersonal.
Neglecting personal hygiene , experiencing red eyes, significant weight loss or gain, and changes in sleep patterns.
Consuming the substance in dangerous situations , such as while driving or operating machinery.
If you identify several of these signs in yourself, or if drug use is causing problems in your health, personal, professional, or financial life, it is essential to seek help.
As quickly as possible.
After submitting the requested documentation and completing the initial psychological assessment.
No problem! Our team is multilingual (EN/FR) and we are prepared to assist you in the language you feel most comfortable with.
This is the crucial first phase of treatment, and yes, it is included, being carried out under professional medical supervision to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the process.
We established a minimum of 90 days, which, although it seems like a short period, evidence suggests that—depending on the person's motivation—improvements and biopsychosocial structure already show significant progress.
Yes, although smoking is an addiction, it's essential to understand that, for safety reasons, smoking is permitted in specific places.
Yes. Access will be permitted by agreement, within the context of therapy.
Yes, walks and tours are offered daily, but always accompanied by a monitor.
Yes. We work with you to create a plan that ensures the continuity of your recovery after treatment.
Furthermore, we collaborate with specialized associations and companies that can offer additional and complementary support to your reintegration process and maintenance of well-being.
Yes. This service is included. We can send a professional to meet and assist you.
Yes. To ensure your therapy proceeds without interruption, visits must be scheduled in advance.
Mobile phone use is limited to specific times and periods.
This measure exists so that you can fully concentrate on yourself and your therapeutic process, avoiding distractions that could interfere with your recovery.
We will address this need with you, should it arise, to ensure you find the right balance without compromising your well-being.