Our structured and intensive daily schedule has been carefully constructed by our therapist and counselors. It immerses patients in the programme in a safe and supportive environment and has a clear focus - abstinence.
Our schedule is designed to be varied and engaging and is occasionally altered based on the input and views of staff and patients.
This is an example of a typical day's activities for patients in primary care:
| 7.30 AM | Meditation and reflection |
|---|---|
| 8.00 AM | Breakfast |
| 8.20 AM | Therapeutic activities |
| 8.40 AM | Yoga therapy |
| 9.00 AM | Lecture and discussion |
| 10.00 AM | Group therapy |
| 11.00 AM | Break |
| 11.20 AM | Lecture / relaxation / therapy |
| 12 PM | Medication issued by nurses |
| 1.00 PM | Lunch |
|---|---|
| 2.00 PM | Group therapy |
| 3.00 PM | Break / Fitness / Creative Therapy |
| 4.15 PM | Peer evaluation / assignment |
| 5.00 PM | Life story session |
| 5.30 PM | Medication issued by nurses |
| 6.00 PM | Evening meal |
|---|---|
| 6.30 PM | Outings to AA/NA meetings |
| 6.40 PM | Therapeutic assignments |
| 7.30 PM | Therapeutic reading group |
| 8.00 PM | Assignments / informal sharing |
| 9.30 PM | Medication issued by nurses |
| 11.00 PM | Patients retire to bed |
"A successful treatment programme for addictive disease needs structure because so often in the lives of our patients there is no structure. The drug dictates how they live their life."
-Senior Therapist
