Programmes
Rehabilitation support, shaped around the person
Our programmes combine counselling, family support, wellness and relapse-prevention — beginning with one honest, private conversation.
The programme
What rehabilitation at Bhawna involves
Recovery is not a single step — it is a series of supported ones. Our rehabilitation approach brings together the services listed below so that each person receives help that fits their situation: counselling to understand the road ahead, family support so no one walks it alone, wellness practices to steady daily life, and relapse-prevention planning for the long term.
We describe our services in plain language and keep expectations honest. Programmes and suitability are assessed individually during the initial enquiry — details such as structure, duration and practical arrangements are explained personally, so what you hear always matches what we actually provide.
Who should contact us
- People who feel that alcohol or drug use has taken control of their life, and want a way back.
- People who have tried to stop before and need steadier, structured support this time.
- Families looking for guidance on how to help someone they love — even if that person is not ready yet.
- Anyone recovering who wants ongoing counselling, wellness support or relapse-prevention planning.
What we discuss in an initial enquiry
The first conversation is gentle and practical. We may ask about:
- How long the situation has been going on, and how it is affecting daily life, health and relationships.
- What the person has tried so far, and what kind of help they are open to.
- What the family is able and willing to do, and what privacy concerns exist.
- Practical questions — timings, location, languages spoken and how to begin.
You decide how much to share. The more honestly we can understand the situation, the better we can suggest suitable support — but nothing is required before you are comfortable.
How suitability is determined
Support at Bhawna is never one-size-fits-all. After the first conversation, our team considers the person's needs, circumstances and readiness, and recommends the most appropriate combination of counselling, programme support, wellness activities and family involvement. If a need falls outside what we can responsibly provide, we will say so plainly rather than overstate our services.
Making an enquiry
Call the 24/7 helpline at 9711458868 or send us a message through the contact page. If you are unsure whether this is the right place, that is exactly the kind of question the first call is for.
Daily life
Steady routines, cared-for days
Recovery is sustained by ordinary things done well: regular meals, restful routines, wellness practices and people around you who notice how you are doing.
Nutritious, home-style meals — dal, sabzi, roti and rice with fresh salad — are served at the centre daily. Wellness activities, counselling sessions and family visits fit around a regular, predictable rhythm, so each day has structure without pressure.
Practical arrangements such as meals, visit times and daily schedules are explained personally during your enquiry, so you always know what a day at the centre actually looks like.
Not sure where to begin? Start with a conversation.
Our team will listen first and explain your options in plain language — day or night, with no obligation.
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week — a real person answers.