Treatment Options
How we can help
Every recovery journey is different, which is why Tranquility Clinic offers three structured treatment options: Inpatient, Outpatient and Aftercare. Whether you or your loved one needs the full-time structure of residential care, the flexibility of daytime treatment, or ongoing support after rehab, our medically-supervised programmes are designed to meet you where you are.
How we can support you
PERSONALISED TREATMENT PROGRAMMES TAILORED TO YOUR RECOVERY JOURNEY.
Inpatient
Programme
Our residential programme runs from 24 to 90 days, where patients are booked in and based on our premises full time. All outside distractions are removed so that complete focus can be placed on healing and recovery.
- 24/7 medical supervision and nursing care
- Individual and group therapy sessions
- Structured daily routine including nutrition and exercise
Outpatient Programme
A 6 to 8 week structured programme for patients who attend Tranquility during the day and return home in the evenings. Ideal for those who need professional support while maintaining daily responsibilities.
- Workshops, counselling, and diet planning
- Flexible scheduling around work and family
- Full access to our clinical team during sessions
Aftercare
Programme
Recovery doesn’t end when inpatient treatment does. Our aftercare programme provides continued guidance, group sessions, and relapse prevention support to help patients navigate life after treatment with confidence.
- Ongoing counselling and group support
- Relapse prevention strategies and tools
- Reconnection with family and community
Not Sure Which Programme Is Right for You?
Choosing between inpatient, outpatient and aftercare can feel overwhelming, especially if this is your first time seeking help. That's why every treatment journey at Tranquility starts with a free, confidential assessment. Our clinical team will help you understand the severity of the addiction, discuss your circumstances, and recommend the programme best suited to you or your loved one — no obligation, no pressure.
Inpatient may be right if:
- Daily life has become unmanageable due to addiction
- Previous outpatient or at-home attempts haven’t worked
- Medical detox needs to be closely supervised
- A complete break from triggers and environment is needed
Outpatient may be right if:
- Addiction is in its early stages
- You’re able to commit to sobriety while living at home
- Work or family commitments make residential care difficult
- You’ve been referred by an employer or medical professional