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About The Reset Bali
Tucked away in a relaxed coastal town, The Reset Bali offers 1-, 2-, 4-, and 6-week residential retreat programs for conditions like depression, anxiety, stress, and burnout. They blend evidence-based Western practices with traditional Eastern approaches to create a recovery oasis. Clients with a substance use disorder history must be at least 30 days sober before attending the program. To make treatment more accessible, The Reset Bali partners with www.releasemysuper.com, allowing eligible individuals to access their pension funds to cover the cost of care. The Reset Bali provides treatment in English and Dutch. Direct flights make it easily accessible for clients from Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Europe and the Middle East, while also serving as a convenient outpatient solution for those living closer, such as in Jakarta.
The Reset Bali’s foundational Reset program provides 14 days of personalised mental healthcare, with the option to extend for additional days. Their program is based on 3 pillars: clients’ happiness, strength, and enjoyment. Counselling focuses on healing the root causes of mental health symptoms such as anxiety and depression with 4 hours of individual weekly therapy sessions. Clients engage in 6 hours of weekly group therapy sessions with a maximum of 4 people per group for highly personalised care. The Reset Bali offers hypnotherapy and somatic, body-based therapeutic exercises to deepen awareness of the synergy between the mind, body, and spirit.
The Reset Bali prioritises physical and nutritional wellness in mental health recovery. An on-staff personal trainer tailors clients’ exercise schedules to their unique needs. Their nutritionist helps clients understand which foods support their personal exercise plan. The Reset Bali’s chef can cater to vegetarian, vegan, and Halal dietary requirements. They offer breathwork meditation and yoga. A traditional Balinese healer provides weekly healing massages with a unique technique to stimulate blood flow to the heart, brain, and lymphatic system.
The Reset Bali incorporates the relaxed Bali lifestyle into their retreat. The Reset Bali has a flexible technology policy and Wi-Fi, so clients can use personal devices to tend to work needs outside of therapeutic hours. Clients enjoy swimming, walks on the beach, and weekend excursions. The Reset Bali can arrange for a personal motorbike or personal driver to explore the island. They provide private airport transfers.
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The Reset Bali provides clients with a carefully curated weekly schedule that blends therapeutic growth with physical and emotional rejuvenation. Their week includes dynamic therapy programs such as acceptance and commitment therapy and body-based therapy to address root causes of challenges and promote holistic healing. Daily activities like yoga, mindfulness exercises, and personal training are balanced with leisure options such as surfing, sauna, and exploring Bali during weekend excursions.
Psychotherapy at The Reset Bali combines dynamic group therapy and personalised one-to-one counselling to help clients address the root causes of their challenges. Through acceptance and commitment therapy and interpersonal therapy, clients gain tools to overcome shame, guilt, anxiety, and depression, fostering a sense of calm and faith in their future. Individual counselling sessions allow clients to explore insights from the program, applying them to their personal lives at their own pace, with a therapist offering guidance and support. The program integrates evidence-based approaches like cognitive behavioural therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy, and client-centred therapy for a comprehensive and compassionate healing experience.
The Reset Bali prioritises physical wellness as a foundation for mental health recovery, offering tailored exercise programs that align with clients’ needs and fitness goals. Their personal trainer provides weekly sessions to develop and guide clients through customised workout routines, ranging from calming yoga and stretching to more intense exercises. A nutritionist collaborates with clients to create personalised meal plans that complement their exercise program and support overall well-being. Complementary activities like breathwork meditation and Balinese massages deepen the connection between mind and body, promoting harmony and mindfulness.
The Reset Bali offers weekly hypnotherapy sessions to help clients release the past and strengthen their connection with their intuition, with the option to substitute an additional counselling session if preferred. Their body-based therapy sessions build on insights from 1-to-1 counselling and hypnotherapy sessions by fostering a deeper awareness of the mind-body-spirit connection and providing a physical release from trauma and pain. Together, these therapies integrate emotional and physical healing for a comprehensive recovery experience.
The cost listed here ($3,500 USD (1 Week) - $14,000 USD (4 Weeks)), 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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Marleen Akkermans
Managing Director/Therapist
Tim Verouden
Founder
Master's degree, Information Management
Swen De Ruyter
Physical Health, Nutritionist and Personal Coach
Degree in Exercise Physiology
Putu
Balian Healer
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I am so grateful to work with Marleen. Her thoughtful listening and practical advice helped me navigate through personal problems and work towards a healthier mindset. I highly recommend her expertise to anyone looking for self improvement.
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