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Addiction Treatment in Spain: Personalised One-to-One Recovery at Oasis

Addiction Treatment in Spain: One-to-One Recovery for Alcohol, Drug, and Behavioural Addictions at Oasis Premium Recovery

Oasis Premium Recovery provides private, one-to-one addiction treatment in a calm residence in Southern Spain. We stabilise first, then sequence targeted therapies with senior-led continuity. This guide goes deep on cocaine, alcohol, and gambling, and covers other high-volume patterns such as cannabis, opioids, prescription medication, gaming, and sex and love addiction. You will also see exactly how our therapies are delivered so change holds when you return home.

Who This Helps

Adults who want senior attention, privacy, and precise pacing. It suits clients who do not benefit from groups, prefer private meals and low-stimulus spaces, hold public roles, or have complex presentations where mixed mental health and substance patterns need one plan. If anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, or trauma are in the mix, we integrate them inside the addiction plan. See Dual Diagnosis Treatment, Mental Health Treatment, and the hubs for Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, and OCD.

Our Clinical Approach

We use a simple order of operations that reduces overwhelm and improves outcomes:

  1. Stabilise sleep, meals, hydration, and device boundaries so capacity rises. Confirm safety and withdrawal risk.
  2. Formulate the habit loop in plain language. What triggers it, how it pays off, and what keeps it going.
  3. Sequence therapy. Start with changes that unlock the most benefit safely, then add depth.
  4. Generalise skills into daily life. We script decisions in advance and rehearse high-risk moments.
  5. Protect progress with scheduled Lifetime Aftercare and ongoing support.

Detox is coordinated when medically indicated. When withdrawal is primarily psychological we stabilise with structure and monitoring. Compare private one-to-one settings on One-to-One Therapy Spain, Why Private Therapy Spain, and Spain treatment centres.

Cocaine Addiction Treatment In Detail

Cocaine patterns often involve weekend runs, project peaks, or travel and events. Alcohol mixing is common, with low mood, fatigue, and anxiety rebound afterwards. The goal is not just stopping; it is building a week that makes stopping workable.

Common Presentations

  • Weekend or celebration runs ending late, followed by days of low mood and sleep disruption.
  • Work-linked spikes around deadlines, travel, or entertaining clients.
  • Alcohol plus cocaine pairing that increases risk and prolongs runs.
  • Rule creep: cash access, contacts, and calendar gaps quietly enabling use.

How We Treat Cocaine Addiction

  • MET (Motivational Enhancement Therapy) to resolve ambivalence and set a clear change contract.
  • CBT (CBT) to map cue chains, design behaviour experiments, and replace enabling routines.
  • DBT skills (DBT) for urge tolerance and emotion regulation when the crash hits.
  • ACT (ACT) to choose values-led actions when urges are loud.
  • Environment design: spend controls, contact rules, travel playbooks, and exit scripts for nights out.
  • Sleep restoration to stabilise dopamine and reduce next-day craving intensity.
  • Optional one-to-one 12-Step counselling if step language and structure help. See 12-Step counselling.

Alcohol Addiction Treatment In Detail

Alcohol loops often start as evening relief, then tolerance rises, sleep fragments, and anxiety rebounds. Some clients show weekday control with weekend spikes. We balance safety, skills, and social reality so plans hold.

Common Presentations

  • Evening relief pattern with increasing units and shallow sleep.
  • Social and travel triggers with default “yes” decisions and limited exits.
  • Anxiety or low mood carried by alcohol, then worsened by rebound.

How We Treat Alcohol Addiction

  • Risk and withdrawal screen. If indicated, we coordinate medical detox before stepping into therapy.
  • Sleep and rhythm protocol to reduce evening vulnerability and morning anxiety.
  • CBT and ACT to replace defeat loops with small, values-led actions and recorded wins.
  • Decision scripts for dinners, flights, and events, including alcohol-free windows and pre-commitments.
  • DBT skills for urges and social pressure.
  • Optional one-to-one 12-Step counselling for structure and language that many clients value.

Gambling Treatment In Detail

Gambling hijacks attention and time with variable reward cycles and cognitive distortions such as “due a win”. Relief and escape are powerful drivers. We change access, beliefs, routines, and accountability.

Common Presentations

  • Online spikes after stress, conflict, or late finishes.
  • Chasing losses and secrecy about debts and time.
  • Co-occurring alcohol or stimulants that reduce inhibition and prolong sessions.

How We Treat Gambling

  • CBT for illusions of control, probability bias, and chasing.
  • ACT to build tolerance for urges without acting on them, anchored to values.
  • DBT skills for distress tolerance when shame and anxiety surge.
  • Environment and access controls: blocks, limits, friction at payment points, and accountability with consent.
  • Financial repair planning and family involvement where helpful. See Family therapy.

Other Common Addictions

Cannabis

Often daily evening use for sleep or relief. We restore sleep, reduce daytime irritability, and replace escape routines. See Cannabis addiction.

Prescription Medication

Benzodiazepines and sedative-hypnotics carry tolerance and rebound. We separate symptom relief from escalation risk and coordinate with prescribers when changes are considered. See Prescription medication rehab.

Opioids and Heroin

Cravings, discomfort, and mood swings require careful planning. Medical input is coordinated as needed. Skills focus on high-risk windows and relief alternatives. See Opioids and Heroin.

Internet and Gaming

Compulsion loops reward novelty and escape. We use time boxing, device rules, and values-led alternatives. See Internet addiction and Gaming addiction.

Sex and Love

Attachment patterns, secrecy, and risk-taking are addressed with values, boundaries, and workable intimacy plans. See Sex and love addiction.

Work and Shopping

Overwork and compulsive buying relieve anxiety short term and increase it later. We design money and calendar boundaries with accountability. See Work addiction and Shopping addiction.

Therapies We Use In Depth

Every programme is one-to-one. We combine targeted modalities with body-based and creative work so learning sticks.

  • MET: resolve ambivalence, set goals you can live with, and create early momentum.
  • CBT: map triggers, thoughts, urges, and actions. Replace enabling routines with experiments that prove alternatives work.
  • DBT skills: regulate emotion, ride urges, and hold boundaries under pressure.
  • ACT: defusion and values-led action so you move towards what matters even when urges are present.
  • Optional one-to-one 12-Step counselling: do the steps privately at your pace and blend with skills-based therapy.
  • Family therapy: repair conversations, boundary setting, and relapse prevention roles. See Family therapy.
  • Body-based and creative: TRE, functional breathing, yoga therapy, art therapy, and dance and movement.

Cravings And Early Recovery Skills

We practise skills until they feel automatic in real situations.

  • Urge surfing script: name the urge, slow exhale breathing for two minutes, ride the wave for ten minutes, choose the next best action.
  • Implementation intentions (if-then rules): “If it is Friday at 18:00 then I call X and go to Y.” We pre-commit exits for events, hotels, and flights.
  • Environment design: money and contact rules, app and device controls, and calendar buffers around risk windows.
  • Social scripts: brief, honest lines that protect boundaries without drama.

Sleep And Nervous System Regulation

Sleep is treatment. Better sleep reduces cravings, stabilises mood, and improves attention. We follow a protocol you can keep at home:

  • Fixed wake time every day with light within 30 minutes of waking.
  • Caffeine window closed by early afternoon and consistent meal timing.
  • Evening routine with staged lighting, device rules, and audio-only wind-down.

See Insomnia Treatment for details.

Daily Rhythm And Example Day

  • Morning: individual therapy and a short implementation block.
  • Midday: psychoeducation, calm outdoor time, and regulated meals.
  • Afternoon: targeted session such as CBT, DBT skills, ACT, or MET. Rehearsal for evenings, weekends, and travel.
  • Evening: wind-down routine, device boundaries, and sleep support.

See daily life on Life at Oasis.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need detox?

Not always. We assess risk on the first call and again on arrival. If detox is indicated we coordinate it and then step into one-to-one therapy once safe.

Is abstinence required?

Plans are tailored. Many clients aim for abstinence, some choose structured alcohol-free windows while building skills. Safety and goals guide the approach.

Can I include private 12-Step work?

Yes. You can complete step work one-to-one and blend it with CBT, DBT skills, and ACT. See 12-Step counselling.

How long should I stay?

Length of stay depends on severity, sleep debt, co-occurring conditions, and goals. Many clients extend in measured steps as capacity returns.

Is my stay discreet?

Yes. Admissions are confidential with unbranded transfers and a quiet arrival. See Confidentiality and Location.