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About The Balance RehabClinic Zurich
THE BALANCE RehabClinic Zurich is a retreat-like program for clients who are looking for intensive, one-on-one, multidisciplinary treatment to heal both mental health conditions and addictions, whether they be behavioral or chemical. The clinicians at THE BALANCE RehabClinic Zurich work together to create tailored treatment plans that address the underlying root cause of the clients’ symptoms, which often include complex trauma. Their treatment is unique in that it addresses body, mind and spirit.
The center in Zurich offers a secondary residential treatment program that is intended for anyone who has already attended a residential program. While living in sober living, clients can access structured treatment while also transitioning back into their lives. Their shared living spaces are comfortable and luxurious, with included food and housekeeping services. Aside from their secondary residential program, they offer varying levels of outpatient programs. They offer both platinum and gold level intensive outpatient programs. The platinum level program includes one client only treatment, personal manager and chef, tailored treatment and timetable and 30 sessions per week. The gold program includes 20 sessions per week and tailored one-on-one treatment. All of the sessions are customizable and clients can choose which therapies and treatments they would like to use as they recover.
In addition to their residential programs, THE BALANCE RehabClinic offers a private, yacht offshore program in the Mediterranean Sea. Based upon the "Blue Mind Theory" by scientist Dr. Wallace J. Nichols, this approach incorporates the positive effects of water on overall wellbeing. The program is staffed by a multidisciplinary care team dedicated to providing each client with a bespoke program, tailored to their needs and goals. THE BALANCE RehabClinic's yacht offshore program is available on demand and can accommodate 1 client at a time.
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Luxury rehab centers offer a unique blend of luxurious amenities and high-quality treatment. From private suites to gourmet dining, personal trainers to spa treatments, these facilities provide a high level of comfort and discretion.
Clients at THE BALANCE can experience bespoke recovery services and the attention of experienced staff on a luxurious superyacht. THE BALANCE uses the healing power of water, called the Blue Mind Theory, to promote restoration, clarity, and recovery. Clients can choose a yacht of their choice from THE BALANCE’s growing fleet. Their yacht program can take place solely on the waves or in combination with a villa in Mallorca. A live-in personal manager and 24/7 nursing offer a safe and attentive experience.
Community-based, holistic treatment tailors to individual needs and preferences for a more comprehensive recovery experience from addiction, mental health conditions, and eating disorders. Clients engage in group activities and group therapies to grow peer connections, while also receiving bespoke 1:1 counseling and cognitive therapy. Their experienced treatment professionals address all aspects of wellbeing: physical, mental, and emotional. Live-in treatment coordinators organize daily activities and therapeutic sessions for a seamless recovery experience.
The cost listed here (Prices starting at CHF 24'800), is an estimate of program cost. Center price can vary based on program and length of stay. Contact the center for more information. Recovery.com strives for price transparency so you can make an informed decision.
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