Out-Patient Programme
A 6 to 8 week structured programme for patients who attend Tranquility during the day and return home in the evenings. Outpatient treatment is ideal for those who need professional, medically-informed support while continuing to manage work, family and daily responsibilities.
What types of therapy are used in our outpatient programme?
Our outpatient programme combines structured weekly therapy with practical recovery tools, giving patients professional support while they continue to live at home and manage work or family responsibilities.
These include:
- Weekly Individual Counselling
- Group Therapy
- Family Intervention Sessions
- Biopsychosocial Assessments
- Relapse Prevention Planning
- Alcohol & Drug Abuse Education
Why choose Outpatient Treatment
Stay at Home, Stay Connected
Continue living at home while receiving structured treatment during the day — no disruption to family life.
Built Around Your Commitments
Flexible scheduling designed for clients balancing work, study or family responsibilities.
Full Clinical & Medical Support
Weekly consultations with medical staff, group therapy and individual counselling throughout the programme.
Real-World Relapse Prevention
Practice coping skills and relapse prevention tools in daily life, not just in a treated environment.
Understanding our weekly addiction counselling
One-on-one support, built around your week
Every outpatient client receives a weekly one-on-one counselling session alongside group therapy. These sessions give you a confidential space to work through the issues most closely tied to addiction, including:
Weekly counselling helps clients build practical coping strategies, work through the emotional roots of addiction, and maintain lasting sobriety while continuing to live and work at home. Combined with our family intervention sessions, it also plays a key role in rebuilding trust with loved ones.
Benefits of weekly addiction counselling
Weekly one-on-one counselling, combined with group therapy and family intervention sessions, gives clients a stronger foundation for lasting recovery — even while continuing to live at home and manage daily responsibilities.
Uncover Root Causes
Identify the trauma, stress or circumstances driving addictive behaviour, not just the symptoms on the surface.
Build Coping Skills
Develop practical tools for handling cravings, triggers and high-risk situations, ready to use from day one after treatment.
Rebuild Family Trust
Combined with our family involvement sessions, counselling helps patients take ownership and begin repairing relationships damaged by addiction.
Stronger Relapse Prevention
Ongoing one-on-one guidance strengthens the relapse prevention plan patients carry into Aftercare.
Signs outpatient treatment may be right for you
When a flexible, at-home programme could work
- Addiction is in its early stages
- Able to commit to stopping substance use with structured support
- Full-time work, study or family commitments to maintain
- A stable, supportive home environment
- No withdrawal symptoms requiring medical supervision
- Referred by an employer or medical professional
- First time seeking treatment for this issue
- Strong family or social support system in place
Here from our patients
Real stories from real patients and families
Frequently
Asked Questions
Questions we often get asked about outpatient treatment
How long does outpatient treatment last?
A: Our outpatient programme runs for 6 to 8 weeks, with sessions structured around your existing work or family commitments.
Does medical aid cover outpatient rehab?
A: Most major medical aids offer full or partial cover for outpatient treatment, though pre-authorisation is usually required. Our team can help you check your benefits.
Is family involved in outpatient treatment?
A: Yes. Weekly family intervention and group therapy meetings are built into the programme, helping rebuild trust and communication.
Is outpatient treatment confidential?
A: Completely. Confidentiality is central to how we work with every client, both during and after treatment.
What if I need more support than outpatient offers?
A: If your clinical assessment shows a higher level of care is needed, our team will help you transition into our Inpatient or Aftercare programme — there’s no wrong door to start through.