Sober Companions

Drug and alcohol addiction is a serious threat in our country and could ruin an individual’s life by placing their requirement for these substances in front of everything else.  It has been estimated that around 76.3 million individuals in the world are suffering with disorders related to alcohol abuse disorders which contributes to around 1.8 million deaths every year.

Excessive usage of drug and alcohol could lead to damage to vital organs including liver, heart, kidneys and pancreas. Alcohol is a depressant of central nervous system and greater amount of alcohol consumption could lead to poor functioning of brain.

The treatment programs for women are especially focused towards the individual requirements of women who are bothered with drug and alcohol addiction. Drug and alcohol abuse in women has a typical etiology and different type of problems when compared to men which require special methods of treatment. It has been scientifically proven that gender should be considered as an important factor while designing a course of treatment.

Though it’s possible to recover from drug and alcohol it takes more time and patience for it to happen. Many individuals find it very difficult to recover on their own and are pulled back to the habit due to the severe withdrawal symptoms. Affected women can seek the help of drug and alcohol treatment centers which offers specific programs that help them to identify their problems and requirements so as to become independent of drugs and alcohol.

One of the best Centers in Mexico for Alcohol and drug treatment for women is the Open Door Retreat located in San Miguel De Allende that conducts sober living programs which are intended for rejuvenation of the human soul. Women at Open Door Retreat experience an amazing treatment plan which is designed in such a way to enhance their self esteem, confidence and to regain control over their life.

San Miguel de Allende which is well known as the cultural arts destination in Mexico and one of the top three places to visit by Conde Naste is also feted as a UNESCO World Heritage spot.

For people who are planning to start a journey into recovery, the Open Door sober living programs are a unique panacea for all their sorrow. The open door’s spiritual recovery programs are designed by women for women to rejuvenate and renew their souls and increase their self-esteem and develop fruitful relationships. It is fundamental that spiritual Enlightment is mandatory for recovering from bodily disorders.

The Open Door women’s center, which is located outside of the charming town of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, is a unique treatment center which helps women recover from drug and alcohol addiction, as well solve other issues of self esteem and relationships.

The spiritual recovery programs for women are designed with physical therapy; expressive therapies, physical activity, and body work to given the affected women sense of who they really are. The major recovery programs are the 28-day recovery programs, extended 30-90 days programs and special recovery retreats. The 28-day programs are designed especially for women in order to give them self-confidence and the desire for recovery from inside-out. Open door recovery programs are based on holistic approach and are designed specifically for women to deal with issues like low self-esteem, fear, anxiety and addiction. Open door recovery programs teach the affected women to know about their passion, inner self-worth, source of authentic joy, spiritual values and learn the methods for lasting recovery.

The recovery programs include Group Therapy, individual counseling for every affected woman, Self Discovery programs, Group therapy, art therapy, massage, Thermal pools, yoga, meditation, Pilates, cooking, natural walking and lot of physical activities combined with spiritual training to boost both body and soul.

Open door recovery programs help women to feel empowered and take control of their life. The peaceful city of San Miguel de Allende and its beautiful surroundings shall inspire and support the recovery journey of women.