Oxycodone Addiction Treatment in Spain: Private, One-to-One Luxury Care

Oasis Premium Recovery is a private, one-to-one residential programme in Southern Spain for adults struggling with oxycodone and other prescription opioid problems. We stabilise pain, sleep, and mood while coordinating medical pathways where appropriate. If you are comparing settings, start with Rehab Spain, understand our model at One-to-One Therapy in Spain and Why Private Therapy in Spain Works, and review scope at What We Treat, Painkiller Addiction, and Prescription Medication Misuse. For wider context, see Luxury Rehab Clinics, Rehab UK vs Spain, and Spain Treatment Centres.

Spain: Marbella · Málaga · Madrid · Barcelona

Important safety note

Do not stop oxycodone abruptly. Sudden cessation can be dangerous. Any reduction or switch must be set by a physician. If you notice slow or stopped breathing, blue lips, or cannot wake someone, call emergency services immediately.

What we mean by oxycodone addiction

Oxycodone is a strong opioid found in short acting tablets and long acting forms. It is also combined with paracetamol in some products. Problems often start after surgery or injury and progress to dose increases, early refills, unscheduled use, and mixing with sedatives. Relief fades more quickly, side effects rise, and life narrows around supply and recovery from each dose.

How oxycodone changes the system

Tolerance: the same dose relieves less over time, driving top ups and breakthrough doses.
Opioid induced hyperalgesia: pain sensitivity can increase with high or prolonged dosing.
Withdrawal: flu like symptoms, cramps, anxiety, low mood, and insomnia that maintain the cycle.
Mixing risks: combining opioids with benzodiazepines, alcohol, or sedatives increases overdose risk.
Function impact: disrupted sleep, constipation, reduced initiative, memory and mood changes.

Common patterns we see

Post surgical or injury use that never returned to baseline and now needs more frequent dosing.
Long acting oxycodone with frequent short acting top ups to get through the day or night.
Mixing with alcohol or benzodiazepines to sleep after high pain days, then relying midweek as well.
Weekend self detox attempts followed by rebound use and lower mood on Monday.

Who this page is for

Patients with legitimate pain who now feel out of control with dose or timing.
Adults using without prescription to manage stress, sleep, or mood.
People with chronic pain where oxycodone is no longer improving function.
Co occurring presentations such as anxiety, depression, trauma themes, or wider mental health needs.

Assessment: what we measure

Pain profile: location, intensity, pacing, flare triggers, and non pharmacological strategies in place.
Dose and timing: total daily milligrams, long acting vs short acting split, last dose timing, weekday vs weekend pattern, co ingestants.
Sleep and physiology: latency, night waking, morning readiness, appetite, bowel function, hydration.
Mood and function: irritability, anxiety, low mood, decision fatigue, and role impact at work and home.
Risk profile: mixing with alcohol or sedatives, driving while sedated, previous withdrawal complications.

Medical pathways and safety

Where dose changes are indicated, a physician sets the plan. Options can include gradual taper, supervised stabilisation, or transition pathways. We do not prescribe or alter doses. We coordinate appointments, transport, and records, and we match therapeutic pacing to the medical plan.

Why one-to-one care helps with opioids

Pain, sleep, and mood interact. Group formats can feel exposing and do not allow precise titration of activity, rest, and skills. One-to-one provides privacy, continuity, and the clinical time needed to rebuild function without unsafe dosing.

Our approach

DBT informed skills: distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness for pain flares and cravings. See DBT Therapy in Spain.
Motivational work (MET): resolve ambivalence, align values, and set rules that hold under pressure. See MET Therapy.
Somatic regulation: TRE, breathwork, gentle mobility, and graded activity to calm the nervous system and improve sleep.
Pain management without unsafe dosing: pacing plans, flare protocols, heat and movement blocks, sleep architecture, and practical environment changes.
Environment design: morning and evening routines, caffeine and screen rules, medication safety and storage, and clear boundaries for alcohol and sedatives.

Your weekly clinical dose

Psychotherapy: 7 to 10 hours one-to-one.
Skills and planning: 3 to 5 hours focused on relapse prevention and pain pacing systems.
Somatic regulation: 2 to 4 hours of TRE and body based work.
Integration time: protected practice and rest so gains consolidate.

Two example pathways

Long acting oxycodone with nightly top ups and alcohol

Week 1: physician review if indicated, sleep and nutrition stabilisation, daily psychotherapy, DBT skills, TRE sessions, caffeine boundaries, first relapse map.
Week 2: graded activity plan, MET values and decision points, environment rules for evenings, alcohol boundaries, aftercare calendar and partner check in.
Weeks 3 to 4: consolidation, return to work strategies, travel routines, and step down to structured follow ups.

Chronic pain with short acting oxycodone and benzodiazepines

Week 1: dose and timing audit, physician plan where required, mobility and pacing blocks, regulation practice, digital and light exposure rules, safety plan for mixing risks.
Week 2: flare protocol rehearsal, MET to resolve ambivalence, boundary scripts for work and family, sleep architecture rebuild, aftercare plan.
Weeks 3 to 4: graded exposure to known triggers, performance under pressure, and step down.

Relapse prevention and aftercare

You leave with a written flare protocol, a slip drill for cravings, a 90 day pacing and activity calendar, and scheduled follow ups. Ongoing support includes Lifetime Aftercare, Aftercare Support, and Life Skills and Relapse Prevention. With consent, we liaise with your prescriber and local therapists.

Programmes

The Foundation Retreat for assessment and stabilisation.
The Restorative Path for structured daily work.
The Regenerative Stay for deeper change and complex co occurrence.
The Signature Experience for fully bespoke, high touch support.
Residence overview: The One to One Residence and daily life at Life at Oasis.

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 for your discussions with providers.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a medical detox for oxycodone

Changes to opioid dosing must be set by a physician. Some clients taper gradually. Others stabilise or transition under supervision. We coordinate care and match therapeutic pacing to safety.

Can I stop quickly on my own

No. Abrupt cessation can be dangerous. Seek medical guidance. We do not prescribe or adjust doses. We support you day to day within the physician plan.

What if I still have pain

We do not promise zero pain. The aim is more function with less risk. We build pacing, sleep, and regulation so pain impacts less and dosing stabilises safely.

Can you help with anxiety and depression linked to pain

Yes. We treat anxiety and depression within the plan so mood does not drive unsafe dosing.

How long should I plan for

Many clients begin with a focused two week foundation and extend in two to four week blocks. Length depends on your history, goals, and medical plan.

Is group work required

No. Our model is one to one as standard. Optional partner or family sessions are arranged with your consent.

How to start

Send a confidential enquiry. Share a concise outline of your situation and goals.
Book a pre admission assessment. We review history, risks, medications, and practical needs via secure video.
Receive a tailored plan. We propose programme length, focus areas, and next steps. Physician coordination if indicated.
Plan travel. We arrange your arrival and private ground transfer.
First 72 hours. Stabilise sleep, nutrition, and routine while beginning focused work.
Step down. Continue with structured aftercare and pacing systems at home.

Speak in confidence. If oxycodone has taken over more than it helps, contact Oasis Premium Recovery for a private, one-to-one plan in Spain.

One to one session focused on oxycodone dependence and pain pacing
Graded activity and flare protocol worksheet on a desk
TRE setup for nervous system regulation during opioid taper
Private residence bedroom suite supporting sleep recovery in Spain

Oxycodone Addiction Treatment in Spain – Private, One-to-One Care