On your journey to recovery, it is crucial to ensure the support system is well-rounded to provide the necessary nourishment for the body, soul, and spirit. At The Retreat, our recovery programmes are guided by the 12-step spiritual principles to help recovering persons realise lasting recovery.


Why Men's Recovery is Important






3. Gain New Perspectives on Your Relationships
Typically, people form characters that are modeled towards people they spend the most time with. In residential rehabilitation, there’s an opportunity to drop dominating characters that we automatically present when in the presence of friends and family. In this setup, you are around new people, surroundings, and concepts. Therefore, you’ll find it easy to let go of old characters that may be jeopardising your progress.
A residential recovery programme can help you drop all your worries and focus on self-healing and recovery. When you deeply connect within and find solace, it becomes easier to reflect on your life and achieve long-term recovery.
4. Try new things and get enough support
When going through your everyday life, trying new routines can be hard, especially if you are accustomed to certain habits. But in the appropriate recovery programme, it’s much easier to try out new things. For instance, if you’re depressed, you can experiment with several experiences and see which ones excite you the most. Similarly, you can also start participating in sober activities to find out which are most effective. This allows you to start seeing yourself differently and start recognising other essential aspects of yourself.
In a residential recovery programme, you get support from professional staff and peers. Most importantly, issues that require recovery interventions thrive on the sense of isolation. Unlike in day recovery programs, residential programmes usually provide all the support you can need.


Why The Retreat
Finding a suitable residential treatment centre can be daunting. The Retreat is committed to improving the lives of anyone seeking recovery help. Besides ensuring constant support from our staff and volunteers, The Retreat has a calendar of Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous events for added support.
We focus on helping recovering individuals embrace sobriety principles. Since our volunteers are people who have walked on the path of recovery, programme participants can benefit from the experience and guidance offered daily. Most importantly, The Retreat offers a supportive, safe, and conducive environment that nurtures long-term recovery.
Conclusion


Get Help Now
If you or a loved one are interested in our residential rehabilitation programme or want to better understand how our programme works please fill out the form and we will make sure to have one of our dedicated staff members reach out for more information.
If you need to complete a pre-registration contact us at 0800 276 237 for assistance.