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Ibiza Calm We Treat

Conditions we treat

What do we treat?

Ibiza Calm treats Mental Health Problems, Behavioural Addictions, and Substance Abuse Addictions.

Addiction is defined as a disease of the mind, body and spirit. When we take or do something that makes us feel good, it’s normal to want to do it again. If you have an addictive personality, you will definitely do it again. Some describe addiction as having a ‘hole in the soul’, because of the constant search to find the missing piece – the thing that will make you feel complete. But that feeling of completion is elusive – it only ever comes in short bursts, after which its absence is felt all the more keenly.

Addictive behaviour is mood-altering, i.e. it changes the way we feel. Messengers are sent to stimulate the brain’s pleasure centre, producing dopamine, a chemical that makes us feel good. So we go back for more and more, which creates dependence – thus begins the addictive circle.

Addiction often runs in families, and many experts believe that predisposition to addiction combines biological, psychological and environmental factors.

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Ask yourself...

Whether or not you consider yourself an addict or someone with mental health-related issues, if your behaviour has gotten out of control, Ibiza Calm can help.

Does someone I know need help?

INTERVENTION SERVICE

Do I need help?
Is my life out of control?
Am I an addict?

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Admission Process

Easy steps into Calm Ibiza

1

Phone call

A family member or a patient calls, we will explain the time frame, suitability, our costs and answer any other questions.

2

Admission Assessment

An initial telephone assessment with the client.

3

Set a date

We give each client a date for admission and everyone is greeted by our clinical team on arrival.

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Intervention Service

Family members who witness a loved one struggling with addiction and mental health issues often know they must confront them, even though this can be hard. However, if they don’t intervene – who will?
We offer a personal intervention service to assist families in getting their loved ones the help they need. It can be difficult to confront a loved one, and if it’s not facilitated properly, it can make things worst. Our staff can advise on the best way to do this and if necessary, arrange all of your travel needs, including a sober companion to escort you or your loved one safely to treatment.

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