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Explain what has been happening and ask the questions you may not know how to frame.
For families
You need support too.
Addiction affects every relationship around the person. Families are a fundamental part of recovery at Kripa.
What families and residents say
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I came only to detox for a week, knowing I was spiritually, mentally and physically bankrupt. Once inside, I stayed the full four months. It became my gurukul, and today I am alive to share this with you all. It is the place for anyone who wants a life filled with joy, peace and happiness, free of alcohol and drugs.
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They treat their patients like their own family. The love and care shown to residents by the counsellors and staff make all the difference in recovery.
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An excellent organisation for de-addiction treatment. A committed and devoted team, from the director to the staff, who give due importance to the mental, physical, spiritual and emotional wellbeing of every patient. They are also very quick to respond to any of our queries.
Understand the options
The team will help you assess whether residential treatment or a guided intervention is appropriate.
Take part in recovery
Family education and counselling build the conditions for healthier life after treatment.
Kripa may be a good fit when
- A residential stay of around four months is possible
- The person is open to an abstinence-based, 12-Step approach
- Medical detoxification may be needed
- The family is willing to participate
- A structured daily routine is acceptable
A shorter route may not be enough when
- Only a few days of detox are being considered
- There is no plan for follow-through
- The person cannot step away for residential care
- Family involvement is not yet possible
Call us. We will be honest about whether Kripa is the right next step.
Questions families often ask
Clear answers at a difficult time.
How is the family involved?+
Family educative and counselling sessions help relatives understand addiction, improve communication and prepare for reintegration.
What if my loved one is not ready to stop?+
The Kripa team can guide the family through a compassionate, structured intervention and discuss the most appropriate next step.
How long is the programme?+
The residential programme is structured around four months. Care and session plans are adapted to each resident.
Is detox enough?+
No. Detoxification is the beginning. It is followed by counselling, psychoeducation, 12-Step work, relapse prevention and transition planning.
Can Kripa receive international residents?+
Yes. Kripa has an Ayush visa licence and has cared for residents from India and other countries.
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