• Bio-Psycho-Socio Education lectures

• Group Interventions

• Multi-disciplinary treatment

• Addicts to develop inner reflections

• One to One Counselling

• Family Counselling

• Family Meetings

• Physician & Psychiatrists Doctor Visit.

• Personality Development Program.

• Stress on Physical, Mental & Spiritual         Development

• Medication

• Lectures

• Non- AC Rooms (25 Bed Sharing)

• Dormitory (General)

• Hot water

• Veg/Non –Veg menu

• Satellite TV

• Indoor games (Carom, Chess, Table-Tennis, Housie. Etc)

• Outdoor games (Cricket, Volleyball, Badminton Etc)

• 24/7 medical and support staff

• Panel of medical & psychiatric staff

• Experienced counsellors & therapists

• Clean and modern living area

• 24/7 Ambulance Service

• 36 Surveillance CCTV Camera’s all over Campus.

• Intercom Phone in all Rooms.

All clients will receive a full continuum of care which includes medical Detox services and medical treatment, individual and group therapy, life and coping skills training i.e. Social problem-solving, communication skills, stress management, and cognitive behavioural modification and relapse prevention education. Our quality Rehabilitation Centre in Vasai-Virar is designed to address your alcohol abuse in Mind, Body, and Soul and will give you the tools to achieve and maintain meaningful long-term recovery. We aim to provide world-class inpatient rehab services, with the engagement of fully qualified counsellors.

Shubh Prabhat Foundation is an exemplary rehabilitation centre compared to other Alcohol Rehabilitation Centres in Maharashtra, India.

Officially recognised Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre in Mumbai, Shubh Prabhat Foundation, is committed to professional care by following the global health guidelines. Their resolution to medically treat, control and restore the misuse counteraction of alcohol dependents makes them stand apart as the best Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre in India. Shubh Prabhat Foundation Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre in Mumbai is one of the most sought after rehab in whole of India. Their professionalism drives addicts from all around the Maharashtra & Gujarat to enrol for their residential program.

The elements included in their treatment are listed here. This is a general list. More elements can be added or removed in case the client’s individual case asks for.

• Psychologist

• Experienced guide of experts

• AA Meetings

• Multi-disciplinary treatment

• Addicts to develop inner reflections

• Placing addicts in an ideal peaceful environment

• Offers treatment for addictions identified with liquor, sedate, substance misuse, and so forth.

• Integration of twelve-step Program of “Alcoholic Anonymous”

• Both de-addiction and detoxification processes for alcohol addiction and dependence

• Recreational Therapies – art, music and dance

• Prompt medications for withdrawal symptoms

• Eradicating triggers from within for efficient recovery

We believe that recovery encompasses elements outside of therapy as much as it includes the medical treatment. Therefore, we try to address additional issues that play a key role in long-term sobriety such as health, and wellness.

Right from early intervention to after treatment, we have all of it covered! In addition to our world-class treatment program and contemporary facilities, our clients will also receive prompt and tailored services from our warm & courteous staff. Recovery must be fast paced and result oriented. Therefore, we aim to use procedures that are proven to work – individually for you. Join us for a recovery that lasts; a recovery that is fast.

Shubh Prabhat Foundation addresses the particular needs of their patients and gives you the quality consideration you need for fast recovery.

At Shubh Prabhat people with following drug abuse are commonly seen and treated:

• Nicotine

• Marijuana

• Brown Sugar

• M.D (Meth)

• Heroin

• LSD

• Inhalants

• Prescription drug abuse like sleeping pills

• Inject able abuse like Pethidine etc

At Shubh Prabhat Foundation Centre for Alcohol and Drug De-addiction and rehabilitation specialists deal with each of the drug addiction in the most professional way so that reasons for abuse/dependency are analysed along with its effects on the system and environment of the individual so that holistically all issues are addressed.

It is generally observed that while people who use occasionally these drugs are seldom been able to be identified in the initial days of induction into these drugs are unfortunately recognised when they start manifesting symptoms suggestive of withdrawal or development of a behavioural/mental health issues like hallucinations, delusions, social withdrawal, a-motivation, anger, inappropriate behaviour and change in personality.

At Shubh Prabhat Foundation Centre for Alcohol and Drug De-addiction and rehabilitation the program is tailor made to suit the needs of the individual as needs and requirements are unique to each individual and manifestations of the problems at each stage are different. Here the focus is on not just the drug but also the associated manifested or underlying mental health problem without addressing which recovery is incomplete and efforts are futile. There is equal stress on psycho education of the family also.

The therapeutic programs are similar to that planned and executed for Alcohol dependence and abuse but much more focused here are individual focussed interventions along with group interventions like

• NA meetings

• Bio-Psycho-Socio Education lectures

• Group Interventions

• Multi-disciplinary treatment

• Addicts to develop inner reflections

• Counselling

• Medication

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Shubh Prabhat Foundation addresses the particular needs of their patients and gives you the quality consideration you need for fast recovery.

Responding to these feelings of anger can sometimes lead to aggressive and violent behavior. Many people seeking anger management treatment are facing a form of life crisis, which has been caused by the impact of their angry outbursts, either at home or in wider society.

Shubh Prabhat Foundation center can offer specialist support & therapy with a coordinated personal treatment programmed to help you manage the physical and emotional symptoms of your anger problems.

What is an anger management problem?

Detrimental problems associated with anger needn’t only relate to physical acts of aggression, as inward negative thoughts of anger and non-violent or passive aggressive acts associated with anger can affect your overall physical and mental health. Your relationships at home and at work can be affected by both verbal and physical expressions of anger, with how you generally behave when you are angry dependent on your ability to observe and ultimately control increased feelings of anger and frustration when they arise.

Unhelpful or destructive behaviors and expressions of anger to look out for if you believe you or someone you know is experiencing anger management problems may include:

Verbal and physical aggression or violence

This may include shouting, swearing or being verbally abusive and threatening towards people around you, while physically lashing out either by throwing objects or being physically violent to another person are examples of outward aggression.

Anger issues from within

More subtle types of negative harm related to anger include directing your anger and frustration inwardly, whereby you may have intense thoughts of hating yourself, which can lead to isolation from friends and family and even risk of self-harming or suicide.

Non-violent or passive aggression

While this may not seem as extreme as the aforementioned types of unhelpful angry behavior, passive aggressive displays of anger can have consequences for your relationships, where ignoring people or refusing to speak to them or deliberately carrying out tasks at home or at work poorly can have negative consequences affecting both yourself and the people around you.

Even if you have never expressed signs of outward aggression, or even been prone to raising your voice, you may still recognize some of the lesser known unhelpful behaviors and feel the need to address them in order to reduce their impact on your daily life and overall wellbeing.

Anger management treatment at Shubh Prabhat Foundation

Feelings of anger can be related to many different underlying difficulties. For this reason, your case requires careful evaluation and assessment. Underlying mental health difficulties need to be identified and treated, whilst interpersonal difficulties may need to be addressed and alcohol or substance misuse will need to be tackled.

Shubh Prabhat Foundation has been helping to treat people with anger issues for over 13 years. We know that everyone's situation is different, which is why we ensure that everyone has a unique treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.

Many individuals can have underlying difficulties including severe low self-esteem, as well as problems with mistrust and past abuse issues.

There are various treatment types that can help you to manage your anger, such as:

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

CBT is a talking therapy which identifies links between your thoughts, mood and behavior. The unhelpful thought patterns associated with anger leading to negative actions and emotions are worked through to help you become more aware of these thought patterns and how you can adjust them towards a significant improvement in overall mood.

Counselling for your anger issues

Another talking therapy which involves a highly trained therapist listening to your personal experiences with anger, before helping you find ways of dealing with the difficult emotions that lead to anger issues. This type of therapy usually takes place in either a one-to-one or group therapy sessions, the latter of which can help you gain valuable insights into how other people deal with their anger problems.

Anger management classes

Helping you focus on your expressions of frustration, anger and rage, anger management classes allow you to understand the causes and triggers of your anger problems, learning effective coping techniques for situations where anger may be a problem, with specific scenarios covered ranging from anger at work to rage in public and anger within a relationship.

A coordinated treatment programmed will involve full participation of the individual in a safe and supportive environment. Treatment consists of promoting appropriate coping behaviors, as well as developing skills in interpersonal communication including appreciating other people's points of view and managing communication appropriately.

At Shubh Prabhat Foundation, we understand that a ‘one size fits all’ approach does not work in anger management therapy & treatment, as each situation requires careful, personalized evaluation.

Unlike in the case of physical illnesses where medication or surgery may provide a complete cure, mental disorders require medication along with other forms of treatment. The type of treatment administered to the patient depends on their diagnosis, the severity of the illness, as well as their physical and emotional state. A person may need a combination of some of these forms of treatment: medication, therapy, counselling, hospitalization, brain stimulation treatments and psychiatric rehabilitation. Often, the lines demarcating treatment and rehabilitation may be blurred.

Psychiatric rehabilitation is an aspect of treatment that focuses on helping the person return to an optimal level of functioning and to achieve their life goals. This is brought about by providing medical, psychological and social input. There is no strict boundary between treatment and rehabilitation.

Why is rehabilitation necessary?

People with severe and chronic psychiatric illnesses such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia may be mentally disabled by their condition, and require rehabilitation to pick up basic skills. In the case of disorders such as mental retardation, a process of Rehabilitation is followed to help patients learn skills necessary for daily functioning.

(An individual who has to re-learn skills after the onset of mental illness is said to undergo a process of rehabilitation. An individual who has not picked up certain skills due to mental illness has to learn those skills for the first time. Experts refer to this process as rehabilitation.)

The process of rehabilitation aims to help the patient develop the social and intellectual skills that they will need to integrate with mainstream society. This helps the person find a meaningful role for themselves, at home and at work. Rehabilitation supports the patient by providing opportunities, preventing stigma and discrimination.

Patients who have undergone treatment for their mental health disorders can be broadly classified into the following categories:

• Persons who feel better after the treatment, but their illness leaves some impression on their functioning (eg. decreased cognitive skills)

• Persons who are able to function independently, but are demoralized or have given up due to their circumstances, and/or the stigma they face

• Persons who are functional, but not provided adequate opportunity by their environment

• Persons who are disabled by a severe form of the illness (this is a very small number of all persons who are diagnosed with mental illnesses)

The psychiatrist or rehabilitation professional assesses which of the above categories each patient belongs to.

The rehabilitation process focuses on:

• Assessing what the person is capable of (their skills, strengths and abilities)

• Accepting the limitations caused by the illness

• With a thorough understanding of these aspects, a trained professional is able to identify what support the patient needs in order to get back to a functional life.

The rehabilitation process

The rehabilitation process usually begins with the psychiatrist or other mental health professional speaking to the patient and family, to find out the patient’s strengths and interests. At this point, what is most required is for the family to have a realistic understanding of the individual’s capabilities, and to set realistic expectations of them. For instance, a person with a severe mental illness may not be able to socialize or perform in certain kinds of tasks. The family needs to understand that, rather than put pressure on them to conform to their expectations.

Once the family understands the person’s skills and limitations, they may recognize that the person can lead a happy, satisfactory life according to their own preference, and with a set of expectations more suited to their circumstances.

In some cases, the psychiatrist or other mental health professional may engage repeatedly with the person to build a rapport, and understand any problems the patient may be facing, and the family’s outlook towards their illness. The psychiatrist is then able to help them envision a better life despite the limitations posed by their mental illness.

Training and development of skills

After treatment, some patients are able to use their original skills and get back to their work. If a patient is left with significant challenges, they are then offered training to help them develop the skills needed to be in alignment with their new goals, priorities or values. Once the person is able to make a breakthrough – in learning a new skill or finding a new interest – there is an inspirational value to this process. This creates what experts call a positive cycle in which the quality of the person’s life stands to improve.

What is the family’s involvement in rehabilitation?

When a person is diagnosed with a mental health disorder, the family or caregiver also has to cope with the diagnosis. In addition, there are other factors that make coping difficult: a changed perception of who the patient is, what they are capable of, and what their role in the family will be. The caregivers and family also need additional support to help them live with the diagnosis. Rehabilitation helps the family come to terms with the diagnosis, the altered circumstances, and their expectations of the person with the illness. It also helps the family to understand the person’s strengths and create opportunities for them to make a meaningful contribution at home, or in the society.

The involvement of the family is an extremely important aspect of the rehabilitation process. Psychiatrists say that the positive and active support of family members forms the most effective part of the rehabilitation process. When a family spends a considerable amount of time and effort assisting their loved one, it increases the person’s chances of picking up new skills or setting new goals. This will, in turn, help the family as well.