Therapies such as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), motivational therapy, family therapy, psychoeducational group therapy, and stress management techniques are used. These help manage impulses, identify and change automatic thoughts, and develop strategies to prevent relapse.

Each therapeutic plan is designed taking into account the type of addiction, severity, personal history, possible comorbidities (anxiety, depression, etc.), patient availability, and their family/social environment. The therapist conducts initial assessments to personalize objectives, duration, and type of therapy.

It depends on the individual plan: some people may attend weekly sessions, even daily, others more frequently per week at the beginning, and then reduce the frequency. There is also group follow-up or special therapies that can be complemented with individual sessions.

Yes, at Centro Clínico CcAdicciones therapy is integrated from the very beginning: both in the detoxification phase and in rehabilitation. It helps manage initial psychological symptoms, motivation, crisis management, and facilitates the transition toward sustainable recovery.

It is measured through periodic evaluations, establishing concrete objectives (reduction of consumption, abstinence, emotional improvement, social reintegration, etc.), psychological tests, patient self-reports, and monitoring of actual behaviors. The therapist adjusts the plan according to progress or difficulties. The therapeutic team keeps the family informed of progress throughout the entire process.

Some strategies include: identifying triggers, learning relaxation and mindfulness techniques, problem-solving skills training, establishing support networks, continuous follow-up, positive reinforcement of small achievements, and maintaining healthy lifestyle habits.