FAQs

No, we usually don’t allow you to bring cell phones and computers during the de-addiction treatment as they can distract you.

The duration of the de-addiction treatment depends upon your specific conditions and response towards the treatment. Underlying health conditions, duration of the addiction, psychological impacts, and intensity of drug dependence are also other factors that determine the length of the program.

Anything. Counseling is a secure place for you to bring anything you'd like to talk about or to help you work through any problems you're having.

Yes it is absolutely confidential. So you can speak freely.

It depends on how you feel. If you feel the need to continue with the counseling you can.

Not exactly. We do not want to cause any discomfort between you and your family.

After your treatment procedure at Genesis is done, it is up to you and your family to follow the path of a good life. So yes, family therapy helps.

Families need help in these times of crisis. Hence letting them a helping hand is always a better option.

Meditation helps you calm and strengthen your minds. This helps you control it and lead a good life.

There is no limit to meditation. The more you do it the better.

It completely depends on you. If you can meditate for a longer time you can. Or if you want to break it up into intervals you can do that as well.

Meditation (dhyana) is a part of total yoga practice.

Yoga incorporates a highly holistic approach to wellness in its practise. It involves behaviours that promote physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.

It entirely depends upon you. Whatever suits you will help you.

Yes, the doctors may recommend medications during de-addiction. These medications will help in managing distressing withdrawal symptoms such as hallucinations, psychosis, and suicidal tendencies.

No, the de-addiction treatment is developed only after evaluating your unique psychological and physiological needs. At Genesis Foundation, we understand your medical conditions and underlying issues before starting the treatment.