Our structured and intensive daily schedule has been carefully constructed applying over 30 years’ experience in recovery programmes. It immerses patients in the programme in a safe and supportive environment and has a clear focus – abstinence.
Our schedule is designed to be varied and engaging and is occasionally altered based on the input and views of staff and patients.
This is an example of a typical day’s activities for patients in primary care:
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Morning |
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7.30am |
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Meditation and reflection |
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8.00am |
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Breakfast |
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8.20am |
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Therapeutic activities |
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8.40am |
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Walk in gardens |
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9.00am |
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Lecture and discussion |
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10.00am |
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Group therapy |
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11.00am |
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Break |
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11.20am |
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Lecture / relaxation / therapy |
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12 noon |
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Medication issued by nurses |
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Afternoon |
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1.00pm |
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Lunch |
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2.00pm |
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Group therapy |
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3.00pm |
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Break / Fitness / Creative Therapy |
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4.15pm |
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Peer evaluation / assignment |
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5.00pm |
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Life story session |
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5.30pm |
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Medication issued by nurses |
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Evening |
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6.00pm |
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Evening meal |
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6.30pm |
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Outings to AA/NA meetings |
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6.40pm |
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Therapeutic assignments |
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7.30pm |
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Therapeutic reading group |
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8.00pm |
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Assignments / informal sharing |
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9.30pm |
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Medication issued by nurses |
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11.00pm |
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Patients retire to bed |
