Hope Rehab Centre | |
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Geography | |
Location | Si Racha, Chonburi, Thailand |
Organisation | |
Type | Residential Rehab for Addictions |
Services | |
Beds | 35 |
History | |
Opened | 2013 |
Links | |
Website | Hope Rehab Centre |
Hope Rehab Centre is a drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre in Si Racha, Thailand.
The Hope Rehab Centre was founded by Simon Mott and Alon Kumsawad in 2013. [1] Mott had previously worked at The Cabin Chiang Mai rehab centre, serving as that facility's head counsellor [2] and manager. [3] In late 2014, musician Pete Doherty was treated at the facility. After his time there, he launched the Peter Doherty Hope Initiative to provide funding for other patients at the centre. [4] [5] The centre is part of a trend of medical tourism, [6] attracting many of its patients from overseas. [7]
The Hope Rehab Centre is located on a seven-acre estate in Si Racha [6] near the Gulf of Thailand. [7] It contains 35 beds and is licensed by the Thailand Ministry of Health, the United Kingdom's Federation of Drug and Alcohol Practitioners and the U.S.-based Association for Addiction Professionals. [1] The centre uses modern and holistic rehabilitation methods [5] and treats a variety of drug, alcohol, and process addictions. [7]
Methods include a twelve-step program, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, and engagement in health and fitness activities like yoga, swimming, pilates, tai chi and others. [6] Meditation, sessions of recovery coaching, intensive counselling and periodic tourist outings are other activities that patients may engage in. The length of the program varies from short-term stays (30 days) [7] to longer-term stays (60 to 90 days or more). [1] [6]
Hope Rehab Centre | |
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Geography | |
Location | Si Racha, Chonburi, Thailand |
Organisation | |
Type | Residential Rehab for Addictions |
Services | |
Beds | 35 |
History | |
Opened | 2013 |
Links | |
Website | Hope Rehab Centre |
Hope Rehab Centre is a drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre in Si Racha, Thailand.
The Hope Rehab Centre was founded by Simon Mott and Alon Kumsawad in 2013. [1] Mott had previously worked at The Cabin Chiang Mai rehab centre, serving as that facility's head counsellor [2] and manager. [3] In late 2014, musician Pete Doherty was treated at the facility. After his time there, he launched the Peter Doherty Hope Initiative to provide funding for other patients at the centre. [4] [5] The centre is part of a trend of medical tourism, [6] attracting many of its patients from overseas. [7]
The Hope Rehab Centre is located on a seven-acre estate in Si Racha [6] near the Gulf of Thailand. [7] It contains 35 beds and is licensed by the Thailand Ministry of Health, the United Kingdom's Federation of Drug and Alcohol Practitioners and the U.S.-based Association for Addiction Professionals. [1] The centre uses modern and holistic rehabilitation methods [5] and treats a variety of drug, alcohol, and process addictions. [7]
Methods include a twelve-step program, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, and engagement in health and fitness activities like yoga, swimming, pilates, tai chi and others. [6] Meditation, sessions of recovery coaching, intensive counselling and periodic tourist outings are other activities that patients may engage in. The length of the program varies from short-term stays (30 days) [7] to longer-term stays (60 to 90 days or more). [1] [6]