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Heroin Addiction Rehab in Spain – Private, One-to-One Recovery

Heroin Addiction Treatment in Spain: One-to-One Care with Medical Coordination

Oasis Premium Recovery provides private, one-to-one residential treatment in Southern Spain for adults overcoming heroin dependence. We combine daily individual therapy with physician-coordinated medical pathways (detox and, where indicated, medication-assisted treatment) and practical routines that hold at home. If you’re comparing settings, see Rehab Spain, understand our model in One-to-One Therapy in Spain and Why Private Therapy in Spain Works, and review the market via Luxury Rehab Clinics and Spain Treatment Centres.

What we treat · Why one-to-one works · Assessment & risk mapping · Medical detox & MAT coordination · Therapies & routines · Overdose education (non-medical) · Relapse prevention · Co-occurring conditions · Programmes · Aftercare · FAQ

What we treat

  • Heroin use patterns: injecting, smoking, snorting; daily or binge use; “morning fix” reliance.
  • Fentanyl contamination: we plan for exposure in heroin supplies and counterfeit pills. See Fentanyl Addiction Treatment.
  • Polysubstance: benzodiazepines, alcohol and stimulants (e.g., cocaine), which elevate overdose risk.
  • Prescription opioid history: transition from painkillers to heroin; see Opioid Addiction Treatment, Painkiller Addiction and Oxycodone.

Safety note: signs of overdose (very slow/no breathing, unresponsive, blue/grey lips or skin) require urgent medical care. Call local emergency services immediately. We are not an emergency service.

Why one-to-one care is effective for heroin recovery

Heroin recovery is detail-heavy: medical steps, sleep stabilisation, device/spend rules, high-risk routes and contacts. Large groups add exposure without solving your exact routines. One-to-one care gives privacy, more clinical time and precise planning for your life in the UK, US, Middle East or EU.

Assessment & risk mapping

  • Use profile: route, dose/potency, frequency, tolerance/withdrawal, fentanyl exposure, overdose history.
  • Risk screen: benzo/alcohol co-use, sleep apnoea, respiratory issues, pregnancy considerations.
  • Pain & function: original pain drivers, fear-avoidance, movement limits, medical letters if available.
  • Sleep & routine: latency, night waking, morning readiness; late screens and caffeine patterns.
  • Devices & money: dealer contacts, apps, cash vs card, delivery patterns, night-time ordering.
  • Context map: people/places/routes that cue use; festivals/travel; stress and conflict patterns.

Medical detox & MAT coordination

Where indicated, we coordinate with a physician for a safe medical pathway. We do not prescribe or alter doses.

  • Detox planning: inpatient/outpatient options set by a physician; discreet transfer in/out; comfort and safety monitored.
  • Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT): liaison for buprenorphine, methadone or naltrexone when clinically appropriate; we integrate MAT with daily routines, therapy targets and relapse planning.
  • Medication safety: education on interactions (e.g., sedatives, alcohol); coordination with your prescribing clinician/pharmacist.
  • Pain liaison: non-opioid strategies and graded activity planning with your medical team.

Therapies & routines that make change hold

Daily individual sessions with a small, stable team. Evidence-informed methods translated into simple rules you can run on busy days.

  • CBT: craving/thought loops, trigger exposure, coping and decision tools.
  • DBT: emotion regulation, distress tolerance, interpersonal boundaries and refusal scripts.
  • MET: resolve ambivalence; write if–then plans tied to values and medical steps.
  • TRE & breathwork: reduce arousal and improve sleep continuity.
  • 12-Step integration (optional): structured exposure if aligned with your preferences.
  • Family Therapy (with consent): align expectations; reduce enabling; agree money/device boundaries.

Overdose education (non-medical)

  • Recognition: very slow or no breathing, unresponsive, blue/grey lips or skin.
  • Action: call emergency services immediately. If trained and available locally, administer naloxone per guidance.
  • Prevention: avoid solitary use; never mix with sedatives/alcohol; device/money guardrails; clear relapse plan; understand fentanyl contamination risk.

Important: this is general safety information, not medical advice. Emergency care takes priority.

Relapse prevention you’ll take home

  • Early warning grid: track drift in sleep, mood, decisions and social load; two flags trigger a reset day.
  • Device & money charter: remove contacts, delivery bans, spending caps, delay rules and review windows. See Life Skills & Relapse Prevention.
  • People & places: graded exposure to routes/contacts; exit scripts for high-risk situations.
  • High-risk calendar: mark paydays, events, anniversaries and travel; pre-book buffers.
  • Slip drill (72-hour): sleep protection, clinician contact, increased check-ins, MAT/medical review with your physician.

Co-occurring conditions we plan for

Programmes (Marbella, Spain)

Aftercare that does not expire

Planning starts in week one. We step down into Lifetime Aftercare and Aftercare Support, align with your prescribing physician, and schedule refreshers around high-risk periods (travel, launches, anniversaries). If you relocate, we liaise with local clinicians you choose.

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide detox or prescribe medication

Detox and medication decisions are made by a physician. We coordinate pathways (including MAT with buprenorphine, methadone or naltrexone when appropriate) and support adherence. We do not prescribe or alter doses and we are not an emergency service.

How long should I plan for

Many clients begin with two weeks for stabilisation and medical arrangements, then extend to four–six weeks for consolidation. Length is confirmed after assessment.

What if fentanyl is in my supply

We plan for contamination risk, remove dealer contacts, add device/money guardrails, coordinate medical steps where indicated, and integrate overdose education.

Is group work required

No. Our model is one-to-one as standard. Optional partner/family sessions are offered with your consent.

Can you treat pain without returning to opioids

We build a pain and function plan (graded activity, pacing, sleep and movement) and coordinate non-opioid medical strategies with your physician.

How to start

  1. Send a confidential enquiry. Share a concise outline of your pattern, goals and medical context.
  2. Pre-admission assessment. We map risks, medical needs, sleep, devices and supports via secure video.
  3. Receive a tailored plan. Programme length, medical coordination, weekly clinical dose and practical steps.
  4. Plan travel. We align arrival with private ground transfer to the residence near Marbella.
  5. First 72 hours. Stabilise sleep, nutrition and routine; initiate physician-guided steps; begin focused therapy.
  6. Step down. Continue via aftercare with clear relapse prevention and local medical follow-up.

Speak in confidence. If heroin is shaping your days, contact Oasis Premium Recovery to build a one-to-one plan with medical coordination.

  • One-to-one session planning a physician-coordinated heroin detox and MAT pathway
  • Device and money charter showing contact removal, spending caps and delay steps
  • Morning light routine supporting sleep reset in early recovery
  • Calm therapy room in a low-exposure residence near Marbella