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Ketamine Addiction Rehab in Spain – Private, One-to-One Treatment

Ketamine Addiction Rehab in Spain: Private, One-to-One Recovery

Oasis Premium Recovery provides private, one-to-one residential treatment in Southern Spain for adults struggling with ketamine dependence and compulsive use. We address the specific risks of ketamine—urinary/bladder complications, dissociation, sleep collapse and high-risk social contexts—while rebuilding routines that hold at home. If you are comparing options, start with Rehab Spain, understand our format in One-to-One Therapy in Spain and Why Private Therapy in Spain Works, and review the landscape via Luxury Rehab Clinics and Spain Treatment Centres.

Ketamine patterns we see · Specific risks (bladder, dissociation, injury) · Why one-to-one works · Assessment & mapping · Stabilise (first 7–10 days) · Therapy approach · Bladder & urinary safety pathway · Club/event & nightlife protocols · Co-occurring conditions · Programmes · Aftercare · FAQ

Ketamine use patterns we commonly see

  • Intranasal binges across weekends with weekday “maintenance” lines to offset low mood or fatigue.
  • Co-use with cocaine, MDMA and alcohol to modulate energy, closeness or sleep.
  • Function drift: lateness, missed mornings, fractured attention, relationship conflict, risky travel or unsafe sex.
  • Psychological dependence: craving dissociation/numbness; using to escape stress, grief, boredom or social anxiety.

Safety note: new severe pain when passing urine, blood in urine, fever, confusion, or inability to urinate require urgent medical care. We are not an emergency service. Where medication is involved, a physician sets the plan. We do not prescribe or alter doses.

Specific risks with ketamine

  • Bladder & urinary tract: urgency, frequency, pain, incontinence and blood in urine can indicate ketamine-related cystitis. Early medical review matters.
  • Dissociation & accidents: disorientation, falls, injuries; risky settings (stairs, roads, water).
  • Memory & mood: short-term memory issues, low mood, anxiety and irritability during come-down.
  • GI and abdominal pain: cramps and discomfort (“K-pains”), often worsened by dehydration, sleep loss and co-use.

Why one-to-one treatment is effective for ketamine

Ketamine recovery hinges on detail: urinary symptoms, dissociation triggers, device and money habits, and high-risk social contexts. Large groups add exposure; they rarely fix the routines that drive use. One-to-one care gives privacy, more clinical time and precise planning for your life in the UK (and beyond).

Assessment & mapping

  • Use profile: route (intranasal/IM/IV), frequency, dose/potency, time of day, co-use, “K-hole” history and injury risk.
  • Trigger map: venues, people, music, conflict, boredom, late screens, fatigue, grief/trauma cues.
  • Sleep & physiology: sleep latency, night waking, appetite, hydration, movement.
  • Devices & money: contacts, delivery patterns, apps, night scrolling, spending spikes and debt.
  • Urinary symptoms: pain, frequency, urgency, haematuria, leakage—escalation plan defined on day one.
  • Co-occurrence screen: anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, dissociation, sleep.

Stabilise first (days 1–10)

  • Sleep reset: fixed wake, morning light, caffeine timing, wind-down. See Sleep Disorder Treatment.
  • Hydration & nutrition: regular fluids, simple meals, electrolyte support as advised.
  • Grounding & dissociation drills: orientation, paced breathing, TRE micro-sets.
  • Craving windows: map times-of-day and social triggers; build if–then rules.
  • Medical liaison: physician/uro-urology pathway if urinary symptoms present; we coordinate (no on-site prescribing).

Our therapy approach

Daily individual sessions with a small, stable team. We use evidence-informed methods and convert decisions into simple rules you can run on busy days.

  • CBT: cue–craving–use loops, thought traps, exposure to social and music cues without using.
  • DBT: emotion regulation, distress tolerance, interpersonal boundaries, refusal scripts.
  • MET: resolve ambivalence, align values, write if–then plans for high-risk nights and morning recovery.
  • TRE & breathwork: downshift arousal, reduce dissociation and improve sleep continuity.
  • 12-Step integration (optional): exposure to meetings if aligned with your preferences.
  • Family Therapy (with consent): realistic support, money/device boundaries, weekend planning.

Bladder & urinary safety pathway

  • Early identification: standard questions at intake; symptom tracker during stay.
  • Medical coordination: physician and urology referral where indicated (labs, imaging, treatment plan). We do not prescribe or alter doses.
  • Behavioural support: hydration routines, caffeine/alcohol rules, bathroom access planning during travel and events.
  • Escalation: red-flag symptoms (pain, haematuria, fever, retention) → urgent medical review.

Club, festival & nightlife protocols

  • Environment audit: venues, routes, arrival times, companions, exit points.
  • Device & money charter: remove dealer contacts, cap spend, delay rules, accountability windows. See Life Skills & Relapse Prevention.
  • Social scripts: brief refusal lines, “leave with me” agreements, rideshare rules, curfew with a buffer.
  • Next-day reset: sleep and light protocol, hydration, gentle movement, contact check-ins.

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, with UK-friendly time windows. We schedule refreshers around festivals, launches, exams or travel, and can liaise with local clinicians you choose.

Frequently asked questions

Is ketamine physically addictive

Ketamine dependence is typically psychological with strong habit and context learning; withdrawal is not usually medically dangerous but can include low mood, anxiety, insomnia and cravings. Safety is assessed case by case with physician input where indicated.

Do you treat bladder problems from ketamine use

We coordinate a medical pathway (physician/urology) and support hydration and routine changes. Red-flag symptoms are escalated for urgent review. We do not prescribe or alter doses.

What if I also use cocaine or MDMA

We plan for polysubstance use and align rules for nights out, devices/money and travel. See Cocaine and MDMA.

Is group work required

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

How long should I plan for

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

How to start

  1. Send a confidential enquiry. Outline your pattern, goals and any urinary symptoms.
  2. Pre-admission assessment. We map use, triggers, sleep, devices, risks and medical needs via secure video.
  3. Receive a tailored plan. Programme length, weekly clinical dose, bladder safety and nightlife protocols.
  4. Plan travel. We align arrival with private ground transfer to the residence near Marbella.
  5. First 72 hours. Stabilise sleep, hydration and routine; begin focused one-to-one work; coordinate medical steps if indicated.
  6. Step down. Continue via structured aftercare and practice at home.

Speak in confidence. If ketamine is shaping your nights and your days, contact Oasis Premium Recovery to build a one-to-one plan that holds.

  • One-to-one session mapping ketamine triggers across venues, people and music cues
  • Hydration, sleep and device charter displayed on a simple routine card
  • Morning light walk in a private Mediterranean garden to aid stabilisation
  • Calm therapy room in a low-exposure residence near Marbella