ARC integrates internationally evidence-based clinical modalities with compassionate, culturally sensitive care to address the physical, psychological, emotional, and social dimensions of addiction recovery.
ARC rejects the idea that addiction is simply a moral failing. We approach substance-use problems as treatable health and behavioural conditions and support recovery through structured, compassionate and evidence-informed care.
Our multidisciplinary team combines psychiatric medicine, clinical psychology, peer recovery support, and social work to address every dimension of the condition — not just the substance use, but the trauma, isolation, and life disruption underneath.
"Every person entering ARC is treated with unconditional human dignity. Recovery is different for every person. We provide professional, evidence-based care and support, but we cannot guarantee any particular outcome."
We do not promise miracles. We commit to professional, compassionate and structured care, confidentiality in line with ARC policy and applicable obligations, and a recovery-focused path toward sustained sobriety.
ARC integrates the following proven therapeutic approaches, customised to each client's unique clinical profile and recovery needs.
A structured, peer-led environment where clients support each other's recovery through shared accountability and mutual respect.
Introduction to internationally recognised recovery fellowship traditions (AA, NA) providing lifelong peer support networks.
One-on-one counselling may use CBT-based interventions, trauma-informed approaches and Motivational Interviewing according to assessed needs.
Facilitated group sessions breaking the isolation of addiction through shared vulnerability, empathy, and mutual accountability.
Repairing broken trust, educating family members, and creating a supportive home environment for sustained recovery.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy to identify and restructure destructive thought patterns driving substance dependence.
A collaborative, client-centred approach that strengthens personal motivation for change.
Evidence-based education on addiction science, relapse mechanisms, and healthy coping strategies.
Recognition and treatment of underlying trauma that often co-occurs with substance use disorders.
Supporting clients through unresolved grief, loss, and emotional pain that may fuel addictive behaviours.
Financial literacy, time management, vocational goal-setting, and emotional regulation for reintegration.
Available on request for clients seeking spiritual support as part of their holistic recovery journey.
Connection with individuals further along in recovery, providing mentorship, hope, and practical guidance.
Medical monitoring, withdrawal management, and nutritional restoration in a safe, supervised environment.
Comprehensive psychological, medical, and social assessment to develop a personalised treatment roadmap.
Daily individual and group therapy, psychoeducation, life skills training, and family counselling sessions.
Trigger mapping, coping strategies, emergency action plans, and step-down outpatient preparation.
ARC encourages continued aftercare following discharge, including counselling, peer support, family involvement, relapse-prevention support, appropriate community referrals and, where suitable, a halfway-home transition to support gradual reintegration back into home and community life.
Important: Recovery is different for every person. We provide professional, evidence-based care and support, but we cannot guarantee any particular outcome.
Whether for yourself or someone you care about, our admissions team is ready to help in complete confidence.
