Drug And Alcohol Rehabilitation NZ

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“And acceptance is the answer to all my problems today. When I am disturbed, it is because I find some person, place, thing, or situation "some fact of my life" unacceptable to me, and I can find no serenity until I accept that person, place, thing, or situation as being exactly the way it is supposed to be at this moment.” ― Alcoholics Anonymous,

Rehabilitation

We provide a 30 day retreat to wellness

Recovery from Alcoholism and Addiction

We welcome guests throughout the country into a safe and caring environment led by highly qualified professionals and volunteers whose drinking, drug or other substance abuse problem has been solved. Guests are introduced to a community of people with similar alcoholic or addiction experiences with whom they can relate. Through awareness and education the person sees the need for change and The Retreat shows them precisely the steps to take. Firmly grounded in the 12 Steps, our programme fosters honesty, integrity, accountability and change.

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Your Team

Our qualified and experienced staff provide exceptional care

Testimonials

Stories from our friends and families

Having suffered from a long history of Alcoholism, I finally admitted I was powerless and booked myself in for a 30 day programme at The Retreat NZ in 2015. I spent my time at The Retreat with a small group of like minded people who were beginning their recovery journey too, and who had stories similar to my own. It was immense relief to be able to discuss my struggles with drinking with people who had first hand experience of my disease and understood it’s destructive nature.

Eddie

Alcoholic in recovery

I first came to a Family Meeting on a Sunday at The Retreat in early May this year. Initially, I was struck at how similar other families’ stories were to my own – it was a revelation to realise just how whole families around the alcoholic or drug user become very sick themselves, particularly with their spirituality and thinking. I began to see how subtle and patient the process is. Over time a new normal is created so it is hard to see the problem.

Sarah

Mother of alcoholic in recovery

I knew it was important to put time and patience into my recovery and it took time to become familiar with this new way of life. Every step of the way The Retreat has helped and supported me with everything I have done. From a court case, to regaining my confidence, attending meetings regularly, getting a sponsor, to helping others, they have helped me go from a person with no direction to a well person who is achieving their goals one day at a time.

Will

“P” addict in recovery

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The Retreat New Zealand

Alcohol and Drug
Rehabilitation

What We Do

Introduction

It Works!

Why It Works

You Can Come Today

Rehabilitation

Your Team

Roger Green

David Gibson

Jane

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