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Spain or the UK for residential treatment? Setting, clinical provision, cost and suitability compared, and what should actually decide it.

Who is responsible for your care at InHarmoni: the medical, psychological and psychosocial teams, their training, and why a multidisciplinary team matters.

Medical oversight at InHarmoni: assessment and supervision, psychiatric evaluation where required, and medically supervised detox in the first stage of treatment.

Marbella can be a good setting for residential treatment, but never the reason to choose a centre. What matters more, and what daily life actually involves.

Aftercare is where recovery is tested. What InHarmoni includes: continuing-care planning, relapse prevention, a case manager and four months of follow-up.

Why InHarmoni recommends a minimum of 28 days, how the four weeks are structured, and when a shorter or longer programme makes clinical sense.

Visits at InHarmoni are considered individually and limited to special circumstances. How family therapy and the Family Support Programme work instead.

Ketamine dependency requires an individual clinical assessment. What InHarmoni treats, why polydrug use matters, and how to start a confidential conversation.

Cocaine addiction treatment at InHarmoni: assessment, medically supervised detox where required, individual therapy, CBT, ACT and relapse prevention.

Dual diagnosis means a substance use disorder alongside a mental health condition. Why integrated treatment matters, and how InHarmoni approaches it.