About The Recovery Direct Care Centre 
Recovery Direct is a care centre that was founded to address the many shortfalls in helping people with addiction, depression, anxiety and stress-related issues. The treatment centre now includes a specialist network of mental health and personal growth professionals in a variety of disciplines who are committed to the many interrelated mental health care requirements of patients.
Recovery Direct is an exclusive rehab centre based in Cape Town. The facility offers patients a full spectrum of therapeutic care required including trauma counselling to ongoing after-care.
The luxury setting of the centre acts as a beautiful backdrop for breaking down the emotional barriers patients have towards resisting recovery from substances like drugs, alcohol, or other addictions or problematic and self-destructive behaviours such as gambling, food and self-image related problems.
The non-punitive and patient treatment focus creates a flexible programme centred around what each individual needs to undertake the first steps in their path to finding long-term recovery.
Programmes include specialist consulting psychologists, psychiatrists, doctors and medical specialists drawn from an extensive network of registered professionals dependent on the unique requirements in the recovery of each patient.
The centre is set in a tranquil upmarket environment based in Cape Town, away from the grind of day to day life yet still within close proximity to any required services. Patients are treated by expert recovery guides ensure that they have the support they need to break the cycles and grow beyond their addictions.
Recovery Direct Online includes a number of online channels that enable people to obtain well researched psychoeducational material of our programme for free. Since the beginning of lockdown in South Africa. The centre has released a number of high-quality certified online recovery courses to the general public.
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The site features a number of free online resources to help individuals to stay on the path of long-term recovery and aims to grow to support a far wider community living in sobriety.
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