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MDMA Addiction Treatment in Spain – Private, One-to-One Recovery

MDMA Addiction Treatment in Spain: Private, One-to-One Luxury Care at Oasis Premium

Oasis Premium Recovery is a private, one-to-one residential programme in Southern Spain for adults struggling with MDMA (ecstasy, molly) misuse or dependence. We stabilise sleep and mood, address social and trauma drivers, and rebuild daily function in a quiet, low-exposure residence. If you are comparing options, start with Rehab Spain, understand our model at One-to-One Therapy in Spain and Why Private Therapy in Spain Works, and see What We Treat and Drug Addiction Treatment. For location comparisons, visit Luxury Rehab Clinics, Rehab UK vs Spain, and Spain Treatment Centres.

Who this page is for

  • Weekend and festival users whose MDMA use now affects mood, sleep, memory, or work the following week.
  • Regular users who plan around comedowns, escalate doses, or rely on MDMA for connection or relief.
  • Polydrug users who combine MDMA with alcohol, cocaine, ketamine, cannabis, or benzodiazepines to manage peaks and come downs.
  • Co-occurring presentations such as anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, sleep collapse, or ADHD features that complicate recovery.

Important safety note

If you or someone with you develops high temperature, confusion, severe agitation, seizures, or collapses after MDMA, seek emergency medical care immediately. In treatment, we coordinate medical review where indicated. We do not provide medical advice or encourage substance use.

How MDMA affects the system

  • Neurochemistry: acute release of serotonin, dopamine, and noradrenaline creates euphoria and connection, followed by depletion and rebound low mood.
  • Sleep and circadian disruption: late nights and stimulating environments fragment sleep and delay recovery.
  • Comedown effects: irritability, anxiety, anhedonia, and cognitive fog commonly appear 24 to 72 hours later.
  • Polydrug effects: alcohol and sedatives increase dehydration and risk; stimulants increase strain and crash severity.

Common patterns we see

  • Friday or festival use with a Tuesday mood drop and midweek anxiety.
  • Dose escalation due to variable pill strength or tolerance.
  • Reliance on MDMA to socialise, connect, or mute grief and shame.
  • Use of benzodiazepines or alcohol to sleep after events, then reliance continues midweek.
  • Relationship strain and performance dips at work due to sleep loss and mood volatility.

Assessment: what we measure

  • Frequency and quantity: events per month, dose patterns, polydrug combinations, and recovery days required.
  • Sleep and physiology: latency, night waking, morning readiness, appetite, hydration routine.
  • Mood and anxiety: daily trends, comedown windows, irritability, panic or social anxiety features.
  • Function and environment: calendar design, work pressure, travel cadence, nightlife or music triggers.
  • Risk profile: dehydration, heat exposure, fainting history, and any previous medical complications.

Why one-to-one care works for MDMA problems

Shame, social identity, and trauma drivers often sit underneath MDMA patterns. Group settings can increase performance pressure or exposure. One-to-one gives privacy, stable attunement, and the clinical time to rebuild sleep, mood regulation, and social confidence without relying on substances.

Our approach

  • Stabilise the system: sleep protection, nutrition, hydration, gentle light exposure, and a calm daily rhythm reduce volatility.
  • DBT-informed skills: distress tolerance, urge surfing, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness. See DBT Therapy in Spain.
  • Motivational work (MET): clarify values, resolve ambivalence, and set rules that hold under pressure. See MET Therapy.
  • Somatic regulation: TRE, breathwork, and grounding to reduce hyperarousal and improve sleep quality.
  • Environment and social design: rebuild weekends, create alcohol boundaries, redesign social plans and travel routines, and plan music or nightlife exposure safely.

Your weekly clinical dose

  • Psychotherapy: 7 to 10 hours one-to-one focused on mood, trauma themes, and meaning making.
  • Skills and planning: 3 to 5 hours of relapse prevention, routine rebuild, and social scripts.
  • Somatic regulation: 2 to 4 hours of TRE and body-based work.
  • Integration time: protected practice, nature, and rest to consolidate gains.

Two-week example plan

  • Week 1: comprehensive assessment, sleep and nutrition stabilisation, daily psychotherapy, DBT skills, TRE sessions, caffeine and screen rules, first relapse prevention map, and initial changes to weekend structure.
  • Week 2: social and music trigger work, graded exposure without substances, MET values alignment, environment redesign for evenings, aftercare calendar, and partner or family check-ins where helpful.

Withdrawal and adaptation: what to expect

Fatigue, low mood, anxiety, and sleep disturbance are common early on. As sleep stabilises and routines hold, energy and mood improve. We pace exposure so you do not rely on white-knuckle avoidance or swing into rebound behaviours.

Co-occurring issues: treat the whole picture

We frequently support MDMA recovery alongside anxiety, depression, trauma, alcohol, ketamine, or cocaine use, and general mental health needs. Balancing load across systems makes gains durable.

Programmes

Relapse prevention and aftercare

You leave with a written slip drill, a 90-day social and travel calendar, alcohol and late-night rules, and scheduled follow-ups. Ongoing support includes Lifetime Aftercare, Aftercare Support, and Life Skills and Relapse Prevention. We can liaise with your local therapist or GP on request.

Admissions and practicalities

  • Confidentiality: discreet admissions, private residence, low exposure.
  • Travel: straightforward routes into Málaga and nearby hubs with private ground transfer.
  • Work and family: limited remote work considered after stabilisation; structured partner or family sessions where helpful.
  • Documentation: itemised receipts and clinical summaries available for your discussions with providers.

Frequently asked questions

Is MDMA addictive?

Some people develop patterns of compulsive use with mounting harm. Even when physical withdrawal is limited, mood instability, sleep loss, and social cycles can keep the loop alive. We target these drivers directly.

Do I need a medical detox?

MDMA does not usually require medical detox in the way alcohol or benzodiazepines can. However, polydrug use, dehydration, or medical issues may require physician review. We coordinate medical care where indicated.

How long until I feel normal again?

Sleep and energy often improve within 1 to 2 weeks once routines hold. Mood reactivity usually settles over several weeks with consistent skills and stable sleep.

What about anxiety or depression?

We treat co-occurring anxiety and depression within the plan so you are not fighting on multiple fronts alone.

Will I ever go to music events again?

Possibly. We plan graded exposure, sober social strategies, and clear rules. Some clients choose longer periods away; others return with safer structures in place.

How is this different from a generic luxury rehab?

We are one-to-one by design with high individual clinical time, sleep and mood stabilisation, and social restructuring that fits real life, not just a timetable.

How to start

  1. Send a confidential enquiry. Share a concise outline of your situation and goals.
  2. Book a pre-admission assessment. We review history, risks, patterns, and practical needs via secure video.
  3. Receive a tailored plan. We propose programme length, focus areas, and next steps.
  4. Plan travel. We arrange your arrival and private transfer to the residence.
  5. First 72 hours. Stabilise sleep, nutrition, and routine while beginning focused work.
  6. Step down. Continue with structured aftercare and social plans at home.

Speak in confidence. If MDMA has started taking more than it gives, contact Oasis Premium Recovery for a private, one-to-one plan in Spain.


  • One-to-one session focused on MDMA recovery and mood stabilisation
  • Sleep recovery plan and social calendar redesign worksheet
  • TRE setup for nervous system regulation after stimulant use
  • Private residence bedroom suite supporting rest and recovery in Spain