Sabalical Embodied Recovery™ · Bali, Indonesia

Private Medically Supervised Detox & Early Recovery in Bali

7 | 14 | 30 Days.
Private. Individualised.
ONE CLIENT AT A TIME.

Private medically supervised detox, stabilisation and early recovery — clinically assessed and individually coordinated in a private villa in Bali.

ONE CLIENT AT A TIME · Admissions within 24–72 hours
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Every enquiry is handled personally, confidentially and as promptly as possible.

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Our clinical philosophy

The Sabalical Embodied Recovery Framework™

The Sabalical Method™ is our proprietary recovery framework, bringing together trauma-informed care, addiction neuroscience, attachment-informed principles, nervous system regulation, behavioural change and embodied recovery practices within an individualised programme. Regulated clinical care remains within the professional scope of appropriately qualified practitioners.

Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, we address the biological, psychological, relational and behavioural systems that drive lasting recovery — creating a deeply integrated model that supports healing of both the brain and body.

Polyvagal Theory

Somatic Experiencing® principles

Attachment-informed care

Addiction neuroscience

Trauma-informed practice

Mindfulness and interoceptive awareness

Lifestyle medicine

Movement, breathwork and nervous system regulation

Individualised physical wellbeing support

Relational healing and community connection

Spiritual wellbeing and meaning-making

Bali rice terraces at golden sunrise Bali, Indonesia

Private programmes · Individualised by assessment

7 | 14 | 30 Day
Private Programmes

Private. Individualised. Clinically guided.
ONE CLIENT AT A TIME in Bali.

7 | 14 | 30

Day Pathways

Programme duration and pathway are determined through clinical assessment.

24h

Registered Nurse Care

24-hour Registered Nurse care forms part of the admitted client care model.

1

Client at a Time

One private villa is reserved exclusively for one treatment client at a time.

Designed for people who recognise they need help but cannot, or will not, step away from life for months to enter conventional long-term residential rehabilitation.

Sabalical provides a private, assessment-led pathway for detoxification, stabilisation and early recovery. Medical and withdrawal-management requirements are determined individually, and medically supported withdrawal management is provided where clinically indicated.

Every programme includes two months of personalised professional aftercare to support the transition into home, work and continuing treatment.

7 | 14 | 30 days
24h Registered Nurse care
2 months personalised aftercare
1 client at a time

What is included

Private concierge airport meet & assist, customs/immigration companionship & private transfer
Private villa accommodation — entirely yours
24-Hour Registered Nurse Care
Individualised nursing observations and monitoring
Psychiatric assessment & ongoing support where clinically indicated
Individual therapy sessions throughout
Nutritional support & chef-prepared meals
Medical support where clinically indicated and authorised by the treating practitioner
Breathwork & nervous system regulation sessions
Individualised discharge and continuing-care planning
Two months of personalised professional aftercare
Privacy and professional communication governed by consent, clinical safety and applicable obligations

Who this is built for

The CEO & senior executive

Needs a discreet, highly individualised pathway that can be coordinated around significant professional responsibilities and a defined period away from work.

The detective & police officer

Values discretion and requires an assessment-led pathway that respects professional responsibilities while maintaining appropriate clinical and legal boundaries.

The military & defence professional

Requires discreet, clinically governed care with confidentiality managed through consent, clinical safety and applicable professional and legal obligations.

The surgeon, lawyer & specialist

High-functioning and professionally engaged, but recognises that substance use now requires structured assessment, stabilisation and an individual recovery pathway.

The FIFO & mining worker

Between rotations and working within a defined period away from site. Requires a discreet, clinically coordinated pathway that can work around significant professional responsibilities.

Many clients who arrive for withdrawal management choose to extend into a deeper recovery programme once they experience the environment and the clarity that stabilisation brings. There is no obligation to commit to more — but the option is always there.

WE DO NOT HIDE OUR PRICING

We list our programme fees openly because the people we serve deserve clarity from the beginning. Sabalical offers 7, 14 and 30 day private pathways, with programme duration determined through clinical assessment.

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Why Sabalical

Three things that make
everything different

01

Timely, clinically guided access

Where clinically appropriate and operationally possible, Sabalical aims to facilitate admission within 24–72 hours. Suitability and the appropriate pathway are established before travel and admission.

02

One private villa — exclusively yours

One private villa is reserved exclusively for one treatment client at a time, creating privacy, calm and an environment that can be shaped around individual needs.

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Integrated recovery

Trauma-informed therapy, nervous system regulation, medically supervised withdrawal management, structured nutrition, fitness, and two months of personalised professional aftercare. Not a checklist — a continuum.

Your environment

No institutional setting.
Your villa. Bali.

Most rehabs assign you a room in a building built for dozens of strangers. We do something different — and we believe it is one of the most important things we do. Your private villa in Bali is selected before you arrive, chosen specifically for you, your personality, your clinical needs, and what will make you feel most at ease.

Bali's coastline

For those who find calm in open water, salt air, and the sound of waves. The private villa setting in Bali provides convenient access to Bali's beaches, with coastal activities incorporated where appropriate.

Burnout recovery Nervous system reset Solo admissions

Rice fields & natural landscapes

For those who need distance from the pace and demands of everyday life. Bali offers a private residential setting with access to the island’s natural environment while the villa provides a peaceful, contained base for the programme.

Deep trauma work PTSD & veterans Hypervigilance recovery

Private villa — Bali

For those who value privacy within a private residential setting in Bali. The villa provides a calm base for an individually coordinated programme.

Executive reset ADHD & stimulation needs Individualised private care
Aerial view of beachfront private villa with pool Private villa terrace at dusk with lanterns Bali villa grounds with water feature at golden hour

Scaled to you

One client at a time —
the entire property is yours

Sabalical reserves one private villa exclusively for one treatment client at a time. There are no treatment cohorts, no shared accommodation with other clients and no institutional corridors or communal dining rooms. The villa becomes your private residential setting for the duration of your programme.

This is intentional. The environment, daily rhythm and recovery pathway are coordinated around one person, their clinical needs and their individual programme.

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ONE CLIENT AT A TIME · private villa exclusively yours

One private villa is reserved exclusively for one treatment client at a time. No treatment cohort. No shared accommodation with other clients.

What sets us apart

You don't do ordinary.
Neither do we.

Many people assume that more time in recovery equals better results. The evidence is far more nuanced. Sabalical exists for the rare person who applies the same rigour to their recovery that they apply to every other decision: selecting the best available option, not the most conventional one. Clinically calibrated to your substance and physiology. Private. Expert. Back in your life before anyone needs to wonder where you went.

Privacy that a month cannot offer

For executives, professionals, parents and others with significant responsibilities, privacy and a clearly defined treatment period can be essential to making care possible. Confidentiality is not just a feature of our programme. For many of our clients, it is the prerequisite that makes treatment possible at all. Short-duration pathways can make treatment possible for people who cannot realistically step away from their lives for months.

Motivation is highest at the point of crisis

The moment someone decides they are ready matters. That window can be brief. When someone is ready to seek help, timely access can make an important difference. A programme that can mobilise within 24–72 hours helps clients act while they are ready to engage. We move with purpose when the time is right.

The real work happens after you leave

Care continues after discharge. Every programme includes two months of personalised professional aftercare, supporting the transition into home, work and continuing treatment.

A restorative setting

Bali provides distance from familiar routines and a calm private setting in which to focus on stabilisation and early recovery. The environment complements — but does not replace — appropriate medical, psychiatric, nursing and therapeutic care.

ONE CLIENT AT A TIME

Sabalical accepts ONE CLIENT AT A TIME. One private villa is reserved exclusively for that treatment client, allowing the programme, daily rhythm and care coordination to remain individualised throughout the stay.

What the evidence says

Sabalical combines clinically assessed programme pathways with continuity after Bali. Two months of personalised professional aftercare are included with every programme to support the transition into home, work and continuing treatment.

Is Sabalical right for you?

Well suited for

High-functioning individuals who cannot take extended leave

People requiring maximum privacy and confidentiality

Clients who have relapsed after longer residential stays

Burnout and nervous system exhaustion

Those who are highly motivated and ready to engage with aftercare

We will tell you honestly if longer care is needed

For presentations involving severe polysubstance dependency, complex psychiatric co-occurring conditions, or previous failed short-stay attempts, a longer residential programme may produce better outcomes. We will tell you this during your clinical assessment — and if that is the case, Sabalical Concierge™ will personally coordinate your placement with a trusted partner programme.

Our goal is your recovery. Not filling a bed.

Balinese fishing boat at sunset on a calm Bali ocean Bali, Indonesia · the landscape of recovery

Co-Occurring Conditions

Most people arrive with more
than one thing happening — simultaneously

Substance use can occur alongside trauma histories, anxiety, depression, neurodevelopmental differences and other mental-health concerns. These factors are considered during assessment and individual treatment planning, with regulated clinical care remaining within the scope of appropriately qualified practitioners.

Most common pairing

Addiction + Trauma

Substance use is frequently a nervous system's attempt to self-regulate after traumatic experience. Treating the addiction without addressing the underlying trauma is why most people relapse. We treat both simultaneously.

Highly prevalent

ADHD & Substance Use Disorder (SUD)

Where ADHD or other neurodevelopmental considerations are already known or become clinically relevant, they may be considered as part of individual assessment and recovery planning. Sabalical does not present this programme as a substitute for formal diagnostic assessment by an appropriately qualified practitioner.

Executive profile

Burnout, Depression & Alcohol Use Disorder

Sustained high performance creates a physiological debt. When the body calls it in, depression and Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) often arrive together. Neither responds well to recovery care in isolation — they share a common nervous system root of dysregulation that must be addressed directly through integrated, trauma-informed care.

Service community

PTSD, Complex Trauma & Substance Use Disorder

Some clients arrive with trauma histories or high-stress professional backgrounds alongside substance-use concerns. Where relevant, these factors are considered within an individual, trauma-informed recovery plan and appropriate professional scope.

Co-occurring conditions

Anxiety & Prescription Medication Dependence

Benzodiazepine and prescription opioid dependence frequently develops in the context of treated or untreated anxiety disorders and chronic pain. An integrated approach offers the best opportunity to address both substance use and the underlying factors contributing to it.

Complex presentation

Attachment Trauma & Relationship Difficulties

Attachment trauma and relationship difficulties can contribute to relapse patterns — they are not a failure of willpower. Attachment-informed care supports relational safety and is incorporated according to each client's clinical presentation.

Many of these presentations share an underlying pattern of nervous system dysregulation — where chronic stress, trauma, or prolonged substance use affects the body's capacity to regulate emotion, behaviour, sleep, relationships and decision-making. This is central to The Sabalical Method: before lasting recovery is possible, the nervous system must first feel safe. Also known as dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorders, these presentations require integrated, trauma-informed care that addresses every layer simultaneously.

Our approach to co-occurring conditions

We don't treat diagnoses in isolation.
We treat the whole person.

At Sabalical, recovery begins by understanding how trauma, nervous system dysregulation, mental health challenges and substance use interact. Co-occurring conditions — the simultaneous presence of two or more mental health or substance use presentations — are the standard clinical reality, not the exception. Every admission includes a comprehensive co-occurring conditions screen covering mood disorders, anxiety disorders, neurodevelopmental conditions, attachment history, trauma exposure and physical health. Your recovery care plan addresses every layer.

Our integrated, trauma-informed approach addresses the underlying drivers of addiction while supporting lasting emotional, psychological, physiological and spiritual recovery. Because recovery that does not account for what was driving the use in the first place is not recovery. It is postponement.

We work with — but are not limited to

Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Prescription medication dependence Benzodiazepine dependence Opioid dependence Trauma-related conditions Complex PTSD Anxiety disorders Depressive disorders Co-occurring conditions Neurodevelopmental conditions (ADHD & autism) Chronic stress & burnout Executive & CEO burnout Compassion fatigue Sleep disorders Chronic pain Behavioural addictions High-functioning addiction Veterans & defence personnel Moral injury FIFO & mining workers International clients Family-referred admissions
Balinese healing stones and frangipani — balance and stillness Balinese healing · part of the Sabalical Method™

The Sabalical Method™

A structured, evidence-informed
framework for lasting stabilisation

The Sabalical Method™ brings together trauma-informed care, addiction neuroscience, attachment-informed principles, nervous system regulation, behavioural change and embodied recovery practices within an individualised programme. It complements — and does not replace — regulated medical, psychiatric, nursing or psychological care.

Recovery Begins When the Nervous System
No Longer Believes It Is in Danger.

At Sabalical, we believe addiction, burnout, trauma and chronic stress are not simply problems of behaviour — they are expressions of a nervous system that has adapted to survive.

Long before someone reaches for alcohol, drugs, compulsive behaviours or emotional withdrawal, the nervous system has often learned that the world is unsafe.

Healing begins when that message changes.

Our philosophy is simple:

Recovery begins when the nervous system no longer believes it is in danger.

Everything we do is intentionally designed to help the body rediscover safety, regulation, connection and resilience.

Rather than asking, "What's wrong with you?"

We ask,

"What has your nervous system experienced, and what does it need to feel safe enough to heal?"

This philosophy underpins every interaction, every environment, every therapeutic intervention and every day of the Sabalical experience.

Spiritual Care & Purpose

Recovery is deeply personal, and for many people, meaning, purpose and spirituality form an important part of that journey.

For clients with established religious or spiritual beliefs, we support those practices as part of their individual recovery plan, recognising that faith, prayer and connection to community can provide important sources of strength and stability.

For clients who do not identify with a religious tradition, we support the exploration of personal values, purpose and meaning through a secular and evidence-informed approach.

We honour each person's beliefs, values and sources of meaning. We do not prescribe beliefs or philosophies; we support each person in drawing upon the sources of meaning that are authentic to them.

Medical withdrawal management & stabilisation

Evidence-based withdrawal management coordinated with Bali's leading medical network. Safe, structured, and privately managed from day one — with established referral pathways to hospital services when higher levels of care are required.

Nervous system restoration

Built on Polyvagal Theory and contemporary somatic trauma research. Regulating the autonomic nervous system is the foundation of recovery that lasts.

Trauma-informed therapy

Therapeutic approaches are selected according to each client's clinical presentation, treatment goals and treating practitioners. Where clinically appropriate, these may include CBT, EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS) and somatic approaches.

Physical restoration

Structured fitness, nutrition, Traditional Chinese Medicine and evidence-informed physical restoration. Intravenous hydration and supportive medical therapies may be provided where clinically indicated and prescribed by the treating medical practitioner.

Bali cultural immersion

Traditional Balinese healing, temple experiences, surf, and guided cultural engagement to build new neural pathways beyond clinical hours.

Two months of aftercare

Personalised professional aftercare supports the transition into home, work and continuing treatment.

A person standing alone above the clouds — perspective and solitude Stillness · the beginning of recovery

Veterans & security professionals

Those who served
deserve specialist care

Veterans, defence personnel, police, and security professionals carry a specific and often invisible burden. Operational trauma, moral injury, hypervigilance, and the compounded stress of service create patterns of addiction and nervous system dysregulation that require clinicians who understand this world — not generic rehab models built for corporate burnout.

For clients in high-responsibility or privacy-sensitive roles, discretion and careful consent-based communication may be important parts of the admissions and recovery process.

Military veterans Active defence personnel Police & law enforcement Security contractors First responders Operational trauma Moral injury Complex trauma and PTSD

"The body keeps the score. Trauma is not stored in the thinking brain — it lives in the body. Recovery means working with the body, not just the mind."

— Dr. Bessel van der Kolk · The Body Keeps the Score

Embodied Recovery™ may incorporate body awareness, nervous-system regulation and other individualised recovery practices alongside appropriate clinical and therapeutic care.

Bali jungle waterfall surrounded by lush greenery Bali jungle · part of your recovery journey

The Sabalical Method™ — Clinical framework

The most effective integrated
trauma stack in modern recovery

Modern trauma science has converged on a clear answer: recovery that lasts must work with the nervous system, the body, and relationships — not just cognition. Our clinical framework reflects where global trauma treatment is heading, built on the most compatible and evidence-supported combination of modalities currently available.

The integrated trauma framework

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Polyvagal Theory

The neurobiological foundation of all our work. Understanding how the autonomic nervous system governs safety, threat response, and social connection — and learning to regulate it deliberately.

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Somatic Experiencing

Body-based trauma processing developed by Peter Levine. Trauma is released through the body's own natural physiology, not talked out of existence.

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EMDR

Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing. One of the most extensively researched trauma therapies globally. Particularly effective for PTSD, moral injury, and single-incident trauma.

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Internal Family Systems (IFS)

A non-pathologising model that works with the different "parts" of a person — including the protective parts that drive addictive behaviour — with curiosity rather than judgment.

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Attachment theory

Understanding how early relational patterns shape adult nervous system responses — and how therapeutic relationship itself becomes a vehicle for healing.

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Trauma-sensitive movement & yoga

Structured physical practice that rebuilds the body-mind connection, reduces hypervigilance, and creates a reliable sense of physical safety in the present moment.

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Mindfulness & breathwork

Daily practices that train the nervous system toward regulation. Not spiritual bypass — deliberate, clinically-informed tools for rewiring stress responses.

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Meaning, Purpose & Spiritual Wellbeing

A structured therapeutic process that recognises meaning and purpose as important components of long-term recovery.

For clients with established religious or spiritual beliefs, existing practices may be incorporated into their individual recovery plan where appropriate. For others, therapy may focus on clarifying personal values, rebuilding identity and developing a sustainable sense of purpose.

The objective is not to introduce a particular belief system, but to help each person establish a personally meaningful foundation that supports ongoing recovery beyond their time at Sabalical.

For addiction & burnout specifically

Polyvagal regulation

Addiction is often the nervous system's attempt to regulate itself. Address the regulation deficit and the substance often loses its grip.

Somatic processing

Body awareness and somatic processing support nervous system regulation alongside psychological and medical care.

Attachment repair

Many people experiencing high-functioning addiction and executive burnout share a common thread: relational disconnection. Healing attachment patterns may form part of an individual recovery plan where clinically appropriate.

EMDR for underlying trauma

Where clinically appropriate, EMDR may be used as part of an individual treatment plan for trauma-related presentations.

Meaning & purpose rebuilding

Recovery without a compelling reason to stay recovered rarely holds. We work with each client to reconstruct identity and direction — not just sobriety.

Physical training & regulation

Structured movement and physical activity may form part of the individual recovery programme, supporting physical restoration, wellbeing and nervous system regulation.

Environment & co-regulation

The nervous system regulates best in the presence of safe others and a safe environment. Your villa is chosen for you — not assigned. The setting itself is therapeutic architecture.

Spiritual care & meaning-making

Lasting recovery is built on a reason to stay well. We help each person reconnect with what matters most to them — purpose, values and a sense of something larger than the addiction itself.

"Being able to feel safe with other people is probably the single most important aspect of mental health."

— Dr. Bessel van der Kolk · foundational influence on the Sabalical Method™

What sets us apart

Categorically different
by design

24h

Timely, assessment-led admissions

Where clinically appropriate and operationally possible, Sabalical aims to facilitate admission within 24–72 hours. Clinical suitability, staffing, travel and villa availability are confirmed before admission.

Yours
alone

A private residence selected for you

Every programme is run from a private villa in Bali reserved exclusively for one treatment client at a time, with the entire property exclusively yours and convenient access to Bali's beaches and natural landscapes. The environment is part of the treatment.

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Months of personalised aftercare

Clinically calibrated, medically supervised stabilisation is followed by personalised professional aftercare that supports the transition into home, work and continuing treatment.

Bali jungle waterfall — immersion in the natural environment Bali cultural immersion · part of every programme

Included with every programme

Your recovery doesn't end
when you leave Bali.

Leaving Bali is not the end of the work. It is the point at which recovery returns with you to daily life.

Every Sabalical programme includes two months of personalised professional aftercare, supporting your transition into home, work and continuing treatment.

Personalised

Professional aftercare shaped around the individual

Continuity

Support for the transition into home and work

Professional

Aftercare aligned with continuing treatment

Included

Part of every Sabalical programme

Two months.
Continuity after Bali.

Personalised professional aftercare

Support for the transition into home

Support for the return to work

Continuity with ongoing treatment

Coordination with referring clinicians and existing treating professionals, with the client's consent.

Two months of personalised professional aftercare · Included in every Sabalical programme

The Sabalical pathway

Three divisions.
One continuous journey.

From first contact through two months of personalised professional aftercare, Sabalical supports continuity at every stage.

Step one

Sabalical Withdrawal Management™

Timely, coordinated admissions

Where clinically appropriate and operationally possible, Sabalical aims to facilitate admission within 24–72 hours. Clinical approval occurs before billing and travel arrangements are confirmed.

Step two

Sabalical Embodied Recovery™

Individualised Embodied Recovery™

Medically supervised withdrawal management, trauma-informed therapeutic support, somatic recovery and nervous system stabilisation. Private villa. ONE CLIENT AT A TIME. Confidentiality is governed by consent, clinical safety and applicable obligations. Admission is subject to clinical assessment.

Step three

Sabalical Concierge™

Personalised professional aftercare

Two months of personalised professional aftercare support the transition into home, work and continuing treatment.

Presentations we assess

Private detox & early recovery — assessed individually

Sabalical assesses substance-use, withdrawal and co-occurring presentations individually. Admission is offered only where villa-based care can provide an appropriate and safe pathway. Hospital-level or emergency presentations require an appropriate hospital or emergency service.

Substance

Alcohol Withdrawal Management

Medically supervised alcohol withdrawal management is individually planned following clinical assessment. Twenty-four-hour specialised nursing care, intravenous hydration and supportive medical therapies are available where clinically indicated. Medication is prescribed individually following medical assessment and ongoing clinical review. Acute medical withdrawal management is individually planned following comprehensive clinical assessment. The duration of care is determined by each client's clinical presentation, response to treatment and ongoing review by the treating medical team. High-risk presentations (previous seizures, delirium tremens, severe liver disease, or polysubstance dependence) are referred to hospital withdrawal management prior to or instead of Sabalical admission.

Substance

Drug Withdrawal Management & Stabilisation

Cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin, prescription opioids, fentanyl, MDMA and selected GHB/GBL presentations. Withdrawal management and stabilisation are tailored to the individual's clinical presentation, substance history and response to treatment. Treatment plans are continuously reviewed and adjusted according to clinical need. Clinical and medication decisions remain within the scope of appropriately qualified and registered healthcare professionals. Fentanyl, GHB/GBL, and polysubstance presentations require careful pre-admission assessment and may require hospital-based withdrawal management depending on severity.

Substance

Prescription Drug Dependency

Benzodiazepines, prescription opioids, sleeping medications and stimulants. These presentations require individual medical assessment and may require a medically supervised stabilisation phase. Medication is prescribed individually following medical assessment and ongoing clinical review, with psychiatric assessment and ongoing psychiatric support available where clinically indicated.

Mental Health

Trauma-Related Conditions

Trauma-informed care, somatic therapy and nervous system regulation for unresolved trauma, complex PTSD and trauma-related substance use. The body holds what the mind cannot process alone.

Mental Health

Burnout & Nervous System Exhaustion

Executive burnout, chronic stress and nervous system dysregulation. A structured reset — not a holiday — for people who have run on empty for too long.

Co-Occurring

Co-Occurring Conditions

Addiction presenting alongside anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma or other mental health conditions. Our integrated approach treats the whole picture, not just the presenting substance.

Withdrawal management duration varies according to the substance used, duration of dependence, medical history, co-occurring mental health conditions, and individual response to treatment. Timeframes presented are typical evidence-based ranges only. All clients undergo comprehensive clinical assessment to determine the most appropriate level of care prior to admission.

Not sure whether your situation fits? Every enquiry is treated as confidential. Our admissions team will give you an honest assessment of whether Sabalical is the right fit — and if it isn't, we will point you toward something that is. There is no obligation and no pressure.

7 | 14 | 30 Days

Private programmes. One individual at a time.

Three programme durations provide different levels of time for stabilisation and early recovery. The appropriate pathway is determined through clinical assessment and shaped around the individual.

7 | 14 | 30 DAYS

Private Residential Recovery

7 Days — AUD $20,000  ·  14 Days — AUD $40,000  ·  30 Days — AUD $60,000

Every pathway is private, individualised and includes two months of personalised professional aftercare. Programme duration is determined through clinical assessment.

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Programme 03 — Aftercare

Personalised Professional Aftercare

Every Sabalical programme includes two months of personalised professional aftercare supporting the transition into home, work and continuing treatment.

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Programme 03 — Aftercare

Continuity of Care

Continuity continues beyond Bali through personalised professional aftercare and, with consent, coordination with existing or referring treating professionals.

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Admissions process

From first conversation to a coordinated arrival in Bali

Every enquiry is handled personally and confidentially. The pathway begins with clinical assessment, followed by suitability confirmation and coordinated admission planning.

Our philosophy of care

Recovery Through Cues of Safety

Human beings heal best when their nervous system experiences consistent cues of safety.

Every aspect of Sabalical has been intentionally designed to communicate safety — not only through therapy, but through the entire environment.

These cues include

A Compassionate Admissions Experience

Recovery begins before a client arrives.

Our admissions process is confidential, welcoming, non-judgemental and clinically guided, reducing uncertainty and helping clients feel supported from their very first conversation.

Step 01

Confidential consultation

Every enquiry is handled personally, confidentially and as promptly as possible. No obligation. Information is handled confidentially in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

Step 02

Clinical screening

A pre-admission clinical assessment considers medical and psychiatric history, substance use, medications, withdrawal risk, current presentation and treatment requirements.

Step 03

Admission pathway confirmed

Once clinical suitability is approved, written admission arrangements, privacy and consent documentation, invoice and payment are completed before travel and arrival coordination.

Step 04

Bali arrival & stabilisation

Arrival coordination includes private concierge airport meet and assist, assisted companionship through customs and immigration, escorted private transfer and admission into the private villa environment, followed by arrival review and commencement of the individual treatment plan.

Step 05

Recovery & aftercare

Your clinically tailored programme is followed by two months of personalised professional aftercare, supporting the transition into home, work and continuing treatment.

Private, clinically guided admissions.

A confidential conversation is the first step

Where clinically appropriate and operationally possible, Sabalical aims to facilitate admission within 24–72 hours. Every enquiry is handled personally and confidentially.

Email: admissions@sabalical.com  ·  Bali, Indonesia  ·  Every enquiry is handled personally, confidentially and as promptly as possible.
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