Addiction Treatment Program
Confidential addiction treatment in Kahawa Sukari, Nairobi for alcohol and drug use: assessment, counselling, relapse prevention and aftercare.
The Addiction Treatment Program at New Horizons supports adults who are struggling with alcohol use, drug use, prescription medication misuse or repeated relapse. Care takes place in a safe, private and structured setting in Kahawa Sukari, near Nairobi, where each person can begin recovery with dignity and professional support.
Addiction affects more than physical health. It can strain relationships, work, family trust, emotional stability and self-worth, so our approach looks at the whole person rather than the substance alone.
Who This Program Is For
This program may be suitable for people who:
- Have tried to stop drinking or using drugs but keep relapsing
- Use alcohol or drugs to cope with stress, trauma, pain or emotional pressure
- Experience cravings, withdrawal symptoms or a loss of control over their use
- Hide their substance use from family or friends
- Are facing problems at home, at work, in school or with their health because of substance use
- Need time away from everyday triggers in a structured residential setting
What the Program Includes
Every client starts with an assessment, and their plan is built from it. Depending on individual needs, support may include:
- Assessment and a personalised recovery plan
- Residential care where it is needed
- Individual counselling
- Group therapy and peer support
- Relapse-prevention planning
- Emotional wellbeing support
- Family involvement and education
- Life skills and coping strategies
- Aftercare planning for continued support after discharge
Our Approach to Recovery
Recovery is about more than stopping substance use. It also means understanding the emotional, social and personal issues behind it. Our team helps each client recognise their triggers, rebuild confidence, restore healthy routines and develop practical coping tools for life after treatment.
Clients are supported in a respectful, non-judgemental environment where they can speak openly and be understood. Where withdrawal needs medical support first, treatment can begin with medically supervised detoxification.