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About The Canadian Psychologists Network
The Canadian Psychologists Network consists of a specialized group of expert therapists and counselors that offer an individualized wellness retreat program for people who are dealing with substance misuse, anxiety, depression, and trauma. The 90-day retreat takes place in the opulent Azuridge Estate in a private section of the hotel away from other hotel guests. The ultra-private and ultra-luxurious Azuridge Estate Hotel is tucked away in the scenic, gently sloping foothills of Alberta, just 20 minutes from Calgary. 13 superior suites with floor to ceiling windows frame stunning vistas views of the sprawling countryside. The remote and tranquil setting was purposefully chosen to aid in the healing process.
The Canadian Psychologists Network has designed their program to effortlessly blend a combination of individual counseling with targeted nutrition and experiential therapies. Private, one-on-one counseling sessions occur along with personalized fitness programs, nutritious gourmet meals, massage, Reiki, and yoga. Guests will also have a choice of extra curricular activities such as trail hikes, cooking lessons with Azuridge's Master Chef Yoshi Chubachi, kombucha making, horseback riding, snowshoeing, and daily meditation.
For a truly personalized and luxury experience, The retreat program offers full concierge services. A private butler and chef, chauffeur and driver, as well as many other amenities ensuring comfort, will be offered along with unique hospitality and opulent lodging. The Canadian Psychologist Network in conjunction with The Azuridge Estate Hotel provides a unique, personalized mental health recovery program surrounded by a world of private luxury.
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The cost listed here ($35,000+ US), 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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