Long-term Addiction Treatment Program

Whether you're seeking short-term treatment or a long-term rehabilitation program. Begin your recovery journey with Siam Rehab. 

Long-term Addiction Treatment Program

Many young adults we have encountered struggle with recurring relapses after short, one or two-month rehab stints, as addiction typically requires more time to address. That's why Siam Rehab offers a long-term treatment program for individuals aged 18 and above. 

A long-term rehab is typically longer than three months and may extend to a year or more. In addition to promoting sobriety and teaching the skills required to maintain it, our program emphasizes education and life skills.

All participants are required to engage in some form of study. This could range from learning the Thai language to finishing high school, or from training in boxing and Muay Thai to becoming a fitness instructor. And having access to online learning means more options are available.

A Note About Short-Term Treatment

Many young adults we have encountered struggle with recurring relapses after short, one or two-month rehab stints, as addiction typically requires more time to address. That's why Siam Rehab offers a long-term treatment program for individuals aged 18 and above. 

A long-term rehab is typically longer than three months and may extend to a year or more. In addition to promoting sobriety and teaching the skills required to maintain it, our program emphasizes education and life skills.

All participants are required to engage in some form of study. This could range from learning the Thai language to finishing high school, or from training in boxing and Muay Thai to becoming a fitness instructor. And having access to online learning means more options are available.

Benefits of Long-term Rehab in Thailand

Long-term rehabilitation programs offer a multitude of advantages for individuals seeking recovery from substance abuse or other complex issues. 

For individuals committed to recovery and in need of intensive support to overcome addiction or other behavioral health issues, long-term rehab can serve as an invaluable option. You can also learn more about what’s included in our program by following the link below:
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Better chances of sustained recovery

Studies indicate that prolonged rehab stays correlate with superior outcomes, including reduced relapse rates. This could be due to the extended time frame that long-term rehab provides for individuals to acquire new coping mechanisms, tackle underlying problems, and build a more robust support network.

More comprehensive treatment

Extended programs typically offer a wider array of services compared to shorter alternatives. These services encompass individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, psychiatric care, medical detoxification, medication management, as well as holistic therapies such as yoga and meditation.

Emphasis on underlying issues

Extended programs allow for more time and resources to be dedicated to addressing root causes that contribute to addiction or mental health disorders. These could range from trauma and co-occurring disorders to unresolved emotional concerns.

Peer Support Network

Long-term rehab programs cultivate a tight-knit community of peers who provide ongoing support and motivation. This aspect can be especially beneficial for individuals who have previously struggled with feelings of isolation or loneliness.

Structured environment

Long-term rehab provides a highly organized setting with a predictable routine, which can be significantly beneficial for those grappling with impulse control or needing additional support to establish healthy habits.

Minimised distractions 

Siam Rehab’s program is strategically situated in a remote location, effectively reducing distractions and temptations that could potentially impede the recovery process.

Primary Rules at Siam Rehab

At Siam Rehab, we cater only to individuals who are genuinely committed to achieving sobriety, and whose decision to seek treatment comes from personal motivation. We do not admit clients who are being forced into treatment.

What sets Siam Rehab apart from many other treatment centres you might have experienced is our unique philosophy. We aim to make your treatment as enjoyable as possible. This doesn’t equate to an easy program – you’ll be expected to work hard. However, we respect our clients as adults, refrain from imposing unnecessary rules, and do not confiscate your phone or limit your access to the outside world.

As we treat our clients as adults, and in return, expect adult behaviour. Our primary rules at Siam Rehab include:

  1. Do not leave the facility unless accompanied by a staff member.
  2. Abstain from intimate relationships with other clients.
  3. Keep your phone and computers with you, but refrain from using them during group or one-on-one sessions.
  4. Treat your peers and staff with respect and as you would want to be treated.
  5. No drugs or alcohol are allowed on-site or during your time under Siam’s care.
  6. All medication must remain in the nurses’ room and will be distributed at times appointed by the doctor.
  7. Do not enter another client’s room.
  8. Always be punctual.

Our priority is to foster an environment that is conducive to recovery, respects individual dignity, and ensures a safe and supportive community for all clients.

Siam Rehab Admission Process

Submit the Admissions Form

One of our directors will contact you confidentially to discuss your admission request, assess your needs, and provide further details about our program to ensure alignment with your expectations

Set up an appointment

We’ll schedule an appointment for an assessment with one of our counsellors, during which we can agree upon your arrival date and the duration of your addiction treatment.

 Begin your recovery journey

Make a deposit or a full payment. Book your flight to Chiang Rai, Thailand & travel to Siam Rehab in Chiang Rai to begin your treatment program.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Explore our comprehensive list of frequently asked questions to find answers to common inquiries about our rehab program. Get the information you need to make informed decisions about your recovery journey.
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  • What is Long Term Rehab?

    Long-term rehabilitation programs typically span over 90 days, with some extending six months or more. These programs are designed to offer more intensive, all-encompassing care compared to their shorter-term counterparts. Their primary objective is to aid individuals in overcoming addiction or behavioural health issues, ultimately establishing a robust foundation for sustained recovery.

    Such programs provide a variety of services that encompass individual and group therapy, family therapy, medical detoxification, medication management, psychiatric care, and holistic therapies like yoga, meditation, and fitness, among others. The extended duration allows a more thorough approach to treatment, particularly targeting the underlying issues that fuel addiction or mental health complications.

    At Siam Rehab, we facilitate a structured environment characterised by a consistent routine. This structure is notably beneficial for individuals who struggle with impulse control or those who require additional support in fostering healthy habits. Moreover, peer support is a crucial element of our long-term rehabilitation program, fostering a tight-knit community that provides ongoing support and encouragement.

  • Who is Long-term Rehab for?

    Long-term rehabilitation is typically suggested for individuals who have battled addiction or other behavioral health issues for a prolonged duration, or those who have tried short-term rehab programs without achieving the desired results. It can also be a suitable option for those with a history of recurring relapse.

    Such rehabilitation is generally advised for people displaying high motivation to effect a significant change in their lives and demonstrating a commitment to the process of recovery. It may prove particularly advantageous for individuals who have attempted different treatment methods in the past without achieving sustained sobriety or recovery.

  • Is long-term rehab right for you?

    Whether long-term rehab is the right choice for you depends largely on your personal needs and circumstances. If you’ve been battling addiction or other behavioral health issues for a significant duration, have attempted shorter rehab programs without achieving success, or have a history of recurrent relapse, long-term rehab might be a suitable option for you.

    This form of rehab can also prove beneficial if your addiction has led to substantial ramifications, such as legal or financial troubles, strained relationships, or health problems. Moreover, if you’re dealing with underlying mental health conditions or have experienced trauma, long-term rehab can offer the time and resources necessary to address these issues as part of your recovery journey.

    It’s vital to remember that long-term rehab requires a substantial commitment in terms of time, resources, and effort. It isn’t a quick fix but rather a comprehensive approach to managing addiction or other behavioral health issues and building a foundation for enduring recovery. This process will encompass a highly structured environment, daily therapy sessions, and engagement in a community of peers.

  • What are the costs of long-term rehab?

    One common concern related to any addiction treatment program is the associated cost. Thankfully, due to lower operational expenses in Thailand, Siam Rehab can offer a program at a significantly reduced price compared to equivalent options in Western countries. In most instances, the cost of a one-year program at Siam Rehab is less than a three-month program at many facilities in the USA or UK. This remains true even after incorporating additional expenses such as airfare, visa extensions, and educational tuition fees.

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