Addiction rarely hurts one person alone. If you are the wife, the mother, the son or the friend who stood by — this page is for you.
Most journeys to The Shore begin not with the guest — but with someone who loves them. Here is how it works.
Even the smallest flicker of insight — "I need to stop" — spoken once, in any state of mind, is enough to begin. You don't need them to be fully ready. You need them to be slightly willing.
Call or message us on their behalf, confidentially. Our counsellors will guide you on what to say, when to say it, and how to bring them to a free consultation — without conflict.
We support planned, voluntary treatment. Our team helps you build the conversation that leads your loved one to choose recovery — because chosen recovery lasts.
Loved ones are welcome on campus through the journey, in comfort and privacy.
Accompanying family can undergo their own Ayurvedic rejuvenation, therapy and counselling — to heal, not just support.
Guided sessions to rebuild trust and communication, together.
Before a guest leaves us, we work to rebuild the family's support system — so recovery continues at home.
A quiet place for the caregiver to be renewed, energised and recovered alongside their loved one.
Family visits and stays are handled with the same discretion as every other part of your journey.
Addiction touches children, partners and parents differently. Our psychologists, social workers and counsellors offer dedicated child, adolescent, adult and elder counselling — so no one in the family carries this alone.
Gentle, age-appropriate support for young ones who have watched a parent struggle.
Rebuilding trust, setting healthy boundaries, and healing the weight you've carried.
Compassionate counselling for parents who blame themselves — because they shouldn't.
One number, answered by people who understand what it takes to make this call.
